Covering the head as some do in Islam originated in Judaism.
The prayer shawl the priests are wearing above originated in Judaism. It is called a tallis, or tallit.
Muslims worldwide despise the Jews. How do you create a religion from the customs of another religion and than hate the people who still worship the original?
The prayer shawl the priests are wearing above originated in Judaism. It is called a tallis, or tallit.
Muslims worldwide despise the Jews. How do you create a religion from the customs of another religion and than hate the people who still worship the original?
Really, going off the deep end for Muslims? The 1st Mosque wasn't built in the US until 1935.
It seems that if someone told you that it was General Abdul Amir who speedily brought up his 30,000
rebels to attack Hookers flanks at Chancellorsville routing Hookers forces, shouting 'Allah Akbar'
you would fall for it.
Don't believe all you read, there is something called 'revisionist history'
Obviously it is. Maybe you better get caught up. http://www.pbs.org/opb/historydetectives/feature/islam-in-america/
http://www.islam101.com/history/muslim_us_hist.html
Trump, who has long slyly suggested that Obama is not a Christian, said on Fox News on Wednesday night that Obama might have visited the mosque because "maybe he feels comfortable there."
Meanwhile, Rubio said at a town hall at a pub in New Hampshire that Obama's decision to give a speech at a mosque is yet another example of him dividing the country.
Trump was asked to share his thoughts on the Obama's mosque visit -- his first as president -- during an interview with Fox News's Greta Van Susteren.
"I don't have much thought, I think that we can go to lots of places. Right now, I don't know if he's -- maybe he feels comfortable there," Trump said. "We have a lot of problems in this country, Greta, there are a lot of places he can go, and he chose a mosque. I saw that just a little while ago, and so that's his decision, that's fine."
Rubio's reaction to Obama's mosque visit came during a town hall meeting at a pub in Dover, N.H., on Wednesday evening. Rubio accused Obama of pitting Americans against one another “along ethnic lines and racial lines and economic lines and religious lines.” His comments were part of a meandering response to a question about what his management style would be like as president.
“I’m tired of being divided against each other for political reasons like this president’s done," Rubio said. "Always pitting people against each other. Always.”
“Look at today – he gave a speech at a mosque,” Rubio continued. “Oh, you know, basically implying that America is discriminating against Muslims. Of course there’s going to be discrimination in America of every kind. But the bigger issue is radical Islam. And by the way, radical Islam poses a threat to Muslims themselves.”
“But again, it’s this constant pitting people against each other -- that I can’t stand that. It’s hurting our country badly," Rubio said. "We can disagree on things, right? I’m a Dolphin fan, you’re a Patriot fan."
Meanwhile, Rubio said at a town hall at a pub in New Hampshire that Obama's decision to give a speech at a mosque is yet another example of him dividing the country.
Trump was asked to share his thoughts on the Obama's mosque visit -- his first as president -- during an interview with Fox News's Greta Van Susteren.
"I don't have much thought, I think that we can go to lots of places. Right now, I don't know if he's -- maybe he feels comfortable there," Trump said. "We have a lot of problems in this country, Greta, there are a lot of places he can go, and he chose a mosque. I saw that just a little while ago, and so that's his decision, that's fine."
Rubio's reaction to Obama's mosque visit came during a town hall meeting at a pub in Dover, N.H., on Wednesday evening. Rubio accused Obama of pitting Americans against one another “along ethnic lines and racial lines and economic lines and religious lines.” His comments were part of a meandering response to a question about what his management style would be like as president.
“I’m tired of being divided against each other for political reasons like this president’s done," Rubio said. "Always pitting people against each other. Always.”
“Look at today – he gave a speech at a mosque,” Rubio continued. “Oh, you know, basically implying that America is discriminating against Muslims. Of course there’s going to be discrimination in America of every kind. But the bigger issue is radical Islam. And by the way, radical Islam poses a threat to Muslims themselves.”
“But again, it’s this constant pitting people against each other -- that I can’t stand that. It’s hurting our country badly," Rubio said. "We can disagree on things, right? I’m a Dolphin fan, you’re a Patriot fan."
1) Yes
2) I deal with people as individuals
3) No, what causes what you call racism and Islamohobia is that the majority of the time when innocent people get blown up it's a Muslim with his finger on the trigger. And while it doesn't cause you or me to condemn all of them it instills an awareness in me you ignore in your posts and an outright bigotry amongst many others.
All you ever seem to want to point out is how great Muslims are. Giving you the BOTD maybe it's because no one takes that side. OK, so you post the cover of a book about Muslims-Jews in American history. But it doesn't change the fact that Muslims view Jews unfavorably, and many insanely hate us due to the myths pounded into their heads from birth. You can't deny that. You also can't deny that in WW2 the Muslims of Palestine fought with Hitler while the Jews of Palestine fought in the British army. You can look it up on that there Google you're so fond of.
