All that money really seems to be paying off.The mosque, with its distinctive golden dome dominating the skyline, is the most visible symbol of Islamic life in the town. It was also one of seven Muslim centres in Luton chosen to receive Home Office funding last year for a project called 'Preventing Violent Extremism'.
So far, £200,000 has been handed out via grants from the council. Another £400,000 has been set aside to capture the 'hearts and minds' of young Muslims.
One in five of Luton's 200,000 population is Muslim. But in the Bury Park district, where Luton Central Mosque is situated, the figure is much higher. Indeed, the original indigenous white population has all but disappeared from these back-to-back terraces near the Kenilworth Road football stadium.Bury Park has effectively become a town within a town, with its own madrasah (faith school), Islamic primary school and high street, where the local butcher has been replaced by the halal store and the corner shop by a Muslim grocery. Boutiques now sell Day-Glo saris and other traditional Asian clothes.
No shocker there. Separation from the Kuffar is important as the Qur'an says:
Qur'an 5:51
"O you who believe! do not take the Jews and the Christians for friends; they are friends of each other; and whoever amongst you takes them for a friend, then surely he is one of them; surely Allah does not guide the unjust people."
And it gets better:
Recently, Holocaust memorial ceremonies attended by many moderate Muslims were among the events the extremist group tried to disrupt. Almost all of the fanatics, according to the Muslim leader at the mosque, are on the dole or claiming benefits of some kind.Can anyone say Jizay? Yes that's right, as of late Muslim leaders have popularized the view that claiming benefits is one way of collecting the jizya. A tax levied on the indigenous non-Muslims of lands conquered by Muslims so that they will not be harmed or killed. Here is what the Qur'an has to say about levying the jizya on the filthy kuffar:
Qur'an 9:29
"Fight against such of those who have been given the Scripture as believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, and forbid not that which Allah hath forbidden by His messenger, and follow not the Religion of Truth, until they pay the tribute readily, being brought low."
"Brought low" is the key term here. And of course the dhimmis (those required to pay the jizya) were to be smacked on the back of the neck by Muslims so that they would remember their "low" status. A big smack on the neck of the British taxpayer in Luton.
The Story:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1161855/Britons-HATE-Britain-The-Muslim-extremists-hell-bent-segregation-integration.html
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Can you please stop picking on us poor Brits??
By the way, have you read this by the excellent Pervez Hoodbhoy - http://www.flonnet.com/stories/20090327260601600.htm
Sometimes I really feel thankful for Shia Iran - the Muslim world would be that bit more menacing if it were united. As it is, petty Shia/Sunni differences and common-or-garden nationalism should ensure that they are kept at each others' throats.
And, welcome back to RD.net.
The above is the good Diogenes showing his usual computer ham-fistedness, by the way.
I really don't like Luton, and this isn't helping matters, unfortunately. I'm not surprised that these guys are on the dole. Too much to expect that they would want to make any kind of contribution to society.
Luton - been through it once. Not really the place I'd stop and stay at.
Still, let these people practise their free speech and claim benefits. It will backfire on them one day - something recognised by all the Muslims who voiced their disapproval :-)
Al, what do you go by now at RD.net?
Lucas,
What makes you think I am back on RD.net. I make no such admission. There is another... new person on RD.net who seems to have quite similar views (good looking too), his title is:
Abdul al-Hazred
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