The left stopped caring about women's rights a long time ago.
Most mosques have separate areas for men & women to pray in.
Its more interesting to find out who is really funding this Mosque and why its being kept a secret. Its probably the Saudi Royal family, they are funding several mega mosques in Europe to.
There is Constitutional right to pray next to men on others' private property? I would like to be educated on where it is.
I am not a Muslim. I am genuinely interested in the following ...
Muslims feel their constitutional rights have been violated with regard to this mosque issue.
So, when this mosque gets built ... would the Muslims be violating women's rights if they deny women worshipers the same access as men ?
Would they allow women to pray next to men ?
Would they allow women wearing western clothes ... e.g. skirts ?
If they don't ... are they violating women's constitutional rights ?
Anyone here know ?
Just curious.
// Vulcan //
Private property? I thought it was "open to the public?"
Fear No Evil
You are absolutely full of it. Gender did not play a significant role in the election.
"The Left" not supporting women's rights?
opposition to various forms of birth control = right wing
opposition to a woman's right to choose = right wing
opposition to equal pay for equal work = right wing
There are many more. But it has been the awful Left that has kept you oppressive right-wingers in check. Please try to make statements that are factually correct in the future.
Would they allow women wearing western clothes ... e.g. skirts ?
Is a bar open to the public? Come on, you know better than that.
Both men and women observe dress codes at mosques, but the rules differ from mosque to mosque.
For men long length pants are a must. Short sleeved shirts are usually ok. Some muslims wear a headcap and some dont.
For women, the head must be covered. The degree really differs depending upon the affiliation of the mosque. I've observed muslim women from the Indian subcontinent wearing a thin, semi-transparent shawl (known as a duppatta) covering their hair. However, for mosques that cater predominantly to middle eastern muslims - the women wear hijab (a scarf that totally covers hair and the ears). Rest of the clothing usually covers most of the body.
Would they allow women to pray next to men ?
Would they allow women wearing western clothes ... e.g. skirts ?
If they don't ... are they violating women's constitutional rights ?
From the AP ...
Tawfik Hamid, an Egyptian scholar and reformer who said he was once a member of a terrorist group, said he had a "conditional objection" to the proposed Islamic center.
He said it was not enough for Park51 leaders to call themselves moderate. Instead, they should "clearly and unambiguously" reject radicalization by opposing specific extremist practices, such as killing apostates, stoning women for adultery, calling Jews "pigs and monkeys" and "declaring war" on non-Muslims who refuse to convert.
"This, in my view, will be perceived by radicals in Islam as a defeat for their ideology," said Hamid, senior fellow at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies. "They think in a very primitive way. If they see a mosque near ground zero, this would certainly be perceived as a sign of victory for al-Qaeda. In the end, they will think, `They are bowing to us.'"
From what I understand very, very few mosques allow women to pray with men, so I'm assuming this would not be allowed.
Let's pretend I don't.
You tell me, is a bar open to the public?
Oooh can i play?
legalizing the murdering of innocent babies = left wing
unfairly benefiting women for the sub-standard work they produce = left wing
This is JS80 we're talking about. You have to give him some slack.So women perform sub-standard work?
Spoken like a true misogynist Christian man who owns his wife as property.
This is JS80 we're talking about. You have to give him some slack.
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and o yeah, here's a photo:
http://www.nytimes.com/slideshow/2010/08/20/nyregion/20100820wip-2.html
"clubhouse for terrorists"
heh
o well ...
from ... http://www.pbs.org/engage/blog/ask-mosque-morgantown%E2%80%99s-asra-nomani
Journalist Asra Nomani witnessed Islamic extremism when her friend and colleague Daniel Pearl was killed in 2002. When she returned to her hometown of Morgantown, West Virginia to raise her son, she perceived her local mosque to be moving towards extremism. When she attempted to enter the mosque through the front door, Nomani was told that women could not pray alongside men and that she would have to use the back door.
They are waiting to see when Catholics ordain women priests.
