The changing face of Qld schools
Color me sceptical: here’s a gushing report by Carly Hennessy from the Sunday Mail, who must have drank too much of the multicultural Kool aid.
Sample:
Imam Quddoos, a respected member of the community, has been involved in the establishment of an Islamic school in NSW and Chennai, India, as well as acting as interpreter for Lord Mayor Campbell Newman on a recent Middle East trip.
‘Respected?’ Â Â Naeem Khatree, Imam Quddoos, Imam Buksh and Mohammed (MK) Khatree
‘Respected’ for what, and by whom? And why would Lord Mayor Campbell Newman employ him to go on a  Middle East trip?
ALL SMILES: Students at the Australian International Islamic College at Durack
“we teach the normal Queensland curriculum . . . the only difference is Arabic as a second language and religious studies being of Islam.”
There are two Islamic schools in Queensland, the older being the The Islamic College of Brisbane, located in Karawatha, which opened in 1995.
Enrolments have quadrupled in the past 10 years.
The rest is BS & Taqiyya, @ Couriermail thanks to Mullah
In related news:
Would Carly Hennessy be shocked to find out that the nice Imam Quddoos teaches the same as the imam’s in Ottawa?
Ottawa Funded Muslim School “Israel is the Official State Of Terrorism, Racism & Crimes Against Humanity” via Vlad Tepes
ACLU accuses MINNESOTASTAN Islamic charter school of intimidating witnesses
Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy, a publicly funded Minnesota charter school, has twice been ordered by a federal district court to stop intimidating witnesses while fighting an ACLU lawsuit alleging violations of the constitutional prohibition against government endorsement of religion.
Spare us the BS, imam!
Islam Week: ‘Misconceptions of Islam’ speech
Islam Week speaker causes controversy
“I believe in the absolute importance of freedom of speech, but I am not happy that this vile speaker is using the university as a platform to produce tension in the community.”
Too Toxic For Sowdi Barbaria
Saudis withdraw Muslim Brotherhood books from public school libraries
While the talking heads and learned analysts in the mainstream media in the U.S. assure the gullible and/or indifferent public that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is benign, pro-democratic and harmless, the Saudis know better — although the perfume is already out of the bottle there. “Extremist books withdrawn from Saudi schools,” fromAl Arabiya, February 16 (thanks to JW):

















