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http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/ ... CG20120229

The Muslim community in America is growing, vibrant, and becoming more and more a part of the American landscape," Ihsan Bagby, one of the authors, told a news conference.

The survey showed that 87 percent of the mosque leaders disagreed with the survey statement that "radicalism and extremism is increasing among Muslim youth -- in their own experience."

More than 98 percent of mosque leaders agreed that Muslims should be involved in American institutions, and 91 percent agreed that Muslims should be involved in politics.

Brilliant news. I hope in 20 years all Muslim communities become like those lovely people on TLC's All-American Muslim.

no self respecting muslim would have the views you do. Terrorism is against islam. So are you.

Liberal /moderate or new age Muslims ain't Muslims neither are you.

good for them.

Coeus wrote:good for them.

Take a look at what Darwin dragged in

Like a star pupil who never miss a chance to impress his favorite teacher.

union's an extremist. But to say he's not Muslim?

Any one who claim to be a Muslim yet deliberately distort the teaching of Islam in order to fit it into the US constitution is not a Muslim.

Whatever the act, unless he outrightly states his hatred of Islam and disbelief in it, I don't think it's up to us to judge.

Coeus wrote:good for them.

Kukri wrote:

Coeus wrote:good for them.

Take a look at what Darwin dragged in

Like a star pupil who never miss a chance to impress his favorite teacher.

So wait, are you saying that being integrated and less prone to killing people is a bad thing?


Somebody call homeland security or interpool on this guy

Alphanumeric wrote:Whatever the act, unless he outrightly states his hatred of Islam and disbelief in it, I don't think it's up to us to judge.

Is not a question of judging the person but rather what they claim they believe in.

He is well known for his views which are anything but Islamic. He come across as someone with an agenda and his blatant misinterpretation and disrespect on the Sunnah and Islamic values speaks volume above his claim of muslimnimo.

Coeus wrote:

Kukri wrote:

Coeus wrote:good for them.

Take a look at what Darwin dragged in

Like a star pupil who never miss a chance to impress his favorite teacher.

So wait, are you saying that being integrated and less prone to killing people is a bad thing?


Somebody call homeland security or interpool on this guy

Again and again you keep outdoing yourself when is your graduation from Union academy?

Viewing integration as danger, typical wahhabi mindset

Kukri wrote:

Alphanumeric wrote:Whatever the act, unless he outrightly states his hatred of Islam and disbelief in it, I don't think it's up to us to judge.

Is not a question of judging the person but rather what they claim they believe in.

He is well known for his views which are anything but Islamic. He come across as someone with an agenda and his blatant misinterpretation and disrespect on the Sunnah and Islamic values speaks volume above his claim of muslimnimo.

Please. I think quite a few of us here take a piss on the Sunnah and Islamic values. Myself included.

Until he publicly states his disbelief, it ain't on us to brand him with apostasy. But perhaps there are other terms. None of which I'm willing to use.

Coeus wrote:Viewing integration as danger, typical wahhabi mindset

Noticed how i havent said anything i only highlighted some interesting choice of phrases