Is the United States Islamophobic? Islam in America, Ground Zero mosque

[ahsanahd]

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[ahsanahd]

Terrorists are not Muslims. If u assault a poor man just bcoz he is Muslim, i dont think even your christ will agree with what u did.

[Palehorse1221]

ISLAM IS SATAN WORSHIP. ALL PRAISE TO JESUS CHRIST

[dicksonaaron]

@Palehorse1221 lol...wheres your proof

[MagicMalik89]

@Palehorse1221 if only you knew.... islam is the truth...

[karlsmith00]

islamophobia is a bullshit term. it's non-existent.

[messimtoor]

the number of Muslims in the United States 14.000.000

[HeroOfChristArchives]

@messimtoor said: "Muslims in the United States: 14,000,000"

Actually, the figure is half that number.

"There are an estimated 7 million Muslims in America. The Muslim community in America is made up of people from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds and national origins. There are almost 2,000 mosques, Islamic schools and Islamic centers in America."

–Council on American-Islamic Relations,

'What about the American Muslim community?'

cair.com/AboutIslam/IslamBasic­s.aspx

[timjohan]

Total bullshit...islamophobic doesnt exist

[CaligirlSofia]

@al5mnd9trnksdr745bi thats the biggest bullshit i have ever heard of, during the 1400s when spain was murdering jews and muslims and had a convert or die policy, islamic countries allowed freedom of religion, BURN!!!! lol

[THETANK249]

How many muslims are there right now in usa?

[buzzismyname]

@THETANK249 right now there is about 6.5 million muslims living there. although it is a large number but it only consist of 2 or 3 percent comparing to other religions in the usa. p/s please correct me if im wrong.

[NewYorkCityUSA7]

@thisissomeusername12 I'd prefer that you'd just kill yourself, that way you don't have to deal with us terrible humans anymore.

[WorldCoffeeGuy]

The suffix "phobic" means to be afraid of. Just because I do not agree with Muslim doctrine does not make me afraid of Islam.

Putting a mosque near ground zero is about as disrespectful as building a Japanese cultural center at Pearl Harbor.

[tns31091]

@WorldCoffeeGuy Since Muslim can't build a mosque near ground zero, white people should not build a church next to the church in which four young black girls were killed by kkk members in Birmingham Alabama in the 60's. Racism is everywhere

[HeroOfChristArchives]

@thisissomeusername12 - You shouldn't make shortsighted generalizations.

[tns31091]

@HeroOfChristArchives Since Muslim can't build a mosque near ground zero, white people should not build a church next to the church in which four young black girls were killed by kkk members in Birmingham Alabama in the 60's. Racism is everywhere

[HeroOfChristArchives]

@HoumanValizadeh said: "STUPID REDNECK"

You Muslims can't even respond without libeling, belittling, or disparaging others.

The Qu'ran claims that Jesus wasn't crucified. Secular history refutes this notion.

"Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class.... called 'Christians' by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its origin, suffered the extreme penalty during the reign of Tiberius at the hands of.... Pontius Pilatus...." (Tacitus, 'Annals', 15.44)

[Avicenna1985]

@truthjustice7878 How about reading the Quran instead of burning it? Then you would know that Jesus (peace be upon him) is mentioned many times in the book, and that Jesus like all the prophets sent before him worshipped our Creator, Allah. Also, verse 41:37 refutes your "Moongod-claim": And from among His Signs are the night and the day, and the sun and the moon. Do not bow down to the sun nor to the moon, but only bow down (prostrate) to "Allah" Who created them, if you (really) worship Him.

[HeroOfChristArchives]

@Avicenna1985 - The Qu'ran portrays a false, fictitious 'Jesus', not the historical Jesus as portrayed in the New Testament writings.

[NewYorkCityUSA7]

@HeroOfChristArchives LOL, the Bible and all other religious books are filled with fictional stories to get a certain point across.  I got news for you, the Bible, etc. were written by the imaginations of man, not by God, these things didn't actually happen.

[HeroOfChristArchives]

@NewYorkCityUSA7 - Yes, the biblical writings were penned by men, not by a god. However, these writings contain much historical data, much of it provable through archeology, paleography, and related scientific disciplines. Understand that many ancients were attempting to record (then) unexplainable phenomena. Deconstructing these writings in an invariably literal manner can actually misrepresent the original author's intent and purpose. Much of it is allegory, metaphor, parable and storytelling.

[2008Sameoldfitup]

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