Comments on: Sydney: 1,000 protest against Islamic school

By: karel martel

karel martel — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 20:01:53 +0000

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1JzYCt3vTo
watch this
karel martel
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By: sheikyermami

sheikyermami — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 10:44:10 +0000

Likewise, Jasmine.

At least you know where you’re going. Why would we come to see you there?

Mohammed said, “I was shown the Hell-fire and that the majority of its dwellers are women.”

http://www.answering-islam.org/Women/in-hell.html

By: jasmine

jasmine — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 08:52:39 +0000

muslims dont question or fight other religions so why do people choose to only pick on and fight with muslims. what harm do we cause. why cant people just leave us alone. if they want to build schools it shouldnt be a problem so why are locals making such a big deal of things.muslims are good people who bring love and culture to areas that need it.if 1 muslim is stupid enough to get on the bad side of things why should all muslims be called TERRORISTS. what did every1 else do. YOU PEOPLE MAKE ME SICK.see you in HELL

By: Decoy

Decoy — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 05:09:16 +0000

Camden is an old traditional Aussi town that has low crime with good people and its one of the only old town’s that left. The only reason Muslims want it there is because it’s one of the only towns left in Sydney with hardly no Muslim’s. If you walk down the main street of Camden you wll not see one headscarf, on the other hand if you go to Fairfield it’s the other way around you won’t see an Aussie walking down the street, all it comes down to is they want to spread out all over Australia.

NO MUSLIM SCHOOL IN CAMDEN

By: kylie

kylie — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 23:41:13 +0000

Gramfan, yes John Macarthur is the guy who established the Australian Wool Industry which started in Camden. This is why the Camden residents are trying to retain the country town is was 200 years ago. They are trying to hold on to a Historic Town. The Town itself is divided into 2 areas which are separated by the Nepean River.

One side which has Narellan/Harrington Park and Oran Park which is to be released I think in the next 2 years has been developed and has a shopping centre and takeaway shops such as McDonald’s and plenty of housing developments.

On the other side of the river where the actual small town of Camden is, it is still very much a country town with no shopping centres and the residents have recently requested that a McDonald’s be knocked back. They have small shops, many of which have been there for 200 years, down the main street. There are not many housing developments over this side and only 1 new one in say 20 years.

This is where the rural land can still be found. The flood plains and the paddocks and farms. This is what the Camden residents are trying to protect for future generations to be able to appreciate the heritage of the Wool Industry.

Take this away and all you have are photos.

By: John

John — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 10:13:47 +0000

> The same one that brought us Mamdouh Habib.

No it’s not. There is more than one musallah in Haldon Street.

It’s clear this is being driven more by emotion and not facts.

By: D

Fri, 09 Nov 2007 13:14:06 +0000

Its all being organised by the brothers out of the haldon st musalah”

Musalah means prayer room. That is, the Haldon St Prayer Room.

The same one that brought us Mamdouh Habib.

By: Adam Michael

Adam Michael — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 12:49:17 +0000

Let’s have a look at the numbers here. The number of Muslims who live in the Camden lga (local government area) is 289, or 0.7% of the population. They want to build an Islamic school which caters for 1,200 students. You do the math. Remember, the 289 figure represents *all* the Muslims that live in the Camden lga, including Muslim children. The question is…why do they need this school? What is wrong with sending your children to Camden High School?

Once the Islamic School is open, then the next thing on the agenda will be a Mosque (becasue the students will need somewhere to pray), then Halal shops, and the next thing you know, Camden is no longer a ‘country town’ anymore.

By: A_Nonny_Mouse

A_Nonny_Mouse — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 01:46:06 +0000

I liked the picture with the sign “Muslims are part of the solution not the problem” –

Yes, they’ll be part of the solution when they finally decide the West is totally committed to being un-Islamic, and they all pack up and head home to PakiPaleoArabistan.

By: Mullah Lodabullah

Mullah Lodabullah — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 17:07:24 +0000

malsikcuf said ““this is a tablighi school …”"

Thanks for that bit of good news. :)

* Google tablighi

I did, and voila! Tablighi Jamaat in Australia (among others)
( http://www.cmss.uwa.edu.au/fulbright_symposium/dr_jan_ashik_ali )

[Victim card] Muslims largely find themselves in the periphery of Australian society through social and economical marginalized and discrimination and the Tablighi Jamaat offers them hope, a sense of belonging, and a clear sense of their “Muslimness”

[Deobandi] globalsecurity.org/military/intro/islam-deobandi.htm

[Inner struggle alert] The Deobandi interpretation holds that a Muslim’s first loyalty is to his religion and only then to the country of which he is a citizen or a resident; secondly, that Muslims recognise only the religious frontiers of their Ummah and not the national frontiers; thirdly,that they have a sacred right and obligation to go to any country to wage jihad to protect the Muslims of that country.

Anyone in Canberra awake, or still recovering from Cup cheer?