mosque

Just like the nonsense about the "mosque at ground zero" - remember that? Notice how all the nonsense vanished?

Fork and run sed - such is the beauty of OSS. I just sent this a non-technical friend whose 'church is called a mosque'. I'm sure he'd be able to figure this out and I'm sure you could too.

On a school trip 15ish years ago which related to the subject of religion ago we got to a mosque and were then asked if anyone was menstruating. If yes, don't come in.

\nI was running injured people back and forth into the mosque - what you said about the shoes was totally correct. In the end we had a system that people would meet us at the door to carry in the injured.

It's like saying terrorism is helped by Coca-Cola sales because some rogue mosque happens to have a Coke machine.

Nobody is forcing any church/synagogue/mosque/etc to perform a marriage ceremony of any kind they do not want to. With those 3 replies, I will waste no more words on this damn topic.

The missiles hit the city's main marketplace, a maternity hospital and a mosque." And other points listed on that page, which has never really been discussed in western media.

There was a NYT article a few years ago about an 800 year old, un-air conditioned mosque in Baghdad where the temperature was in the low 70's year round. Pre air-conditioning, western buildings had features like this as well.

Sure, conservatives get bad in the States--see the attempt to block building a mosque in Tennessee by a bunch of drooling rednecks--but look at things comparatively. In Switzerland, they banned building mosques anywhere in the country.

There are real stories about politicized investigations resulting in entrapment, such as when criminals are turned into plants at mosques and then make up entire plots that nobody believes could possibly be true, then lie about the involvement of random people at the mosque. That's happened.

Going to a mosque, church or temple is an action. People usually donate to their religious organisation, and in turn that money may go to advertising traditional relationships or beliefs, and at the very least is money going to an organisation that won't marry gays...

People do protest around mosques. And besides, christianity is founded by a guy who apparently trashed a temple after riding into it on a donkey, so churches are fair game for protest on that basis alone. Also, the russian government isn't trying to co-opt islam in the same way that it is trying to co-opt the orthodox church, so doing this at a mosque wouldn't carry the same political message.

Would you go to a Mosque, perhaps the Great Mosque in Istanbul, and say "people shouldn't be imposing their religion on me, like, just because I came to a mosque"." Why should I respect your beliefs as a Christian when I choose to visit a Christian chapel" is that really your considered opinion?