Ohio State University course highlights how Muslims helped build America

Muslims discovered America. Muslims discovered Australia. Islam invented EVERYTHING, including the wheel.  If it wasn’t for Islam, we would all be back in the days of jahiliyya, preislamic times where ignorance ruled the day.  Now that you’re educated, read on:

It can be taken for granted that people of a great range of ethnicity and religion helped build America. But now a course has to be devoted to what Muslims did to help build America. It is peculiar that only one religion above all others garners the kind of attention that Islam does. This resembles the unfounded “Islamophobia” claims that falsely claim that Muslims are targeted for hate crimes more than others.  This Islamic supremacism has escalated out of control.

The course comes at a time when some Americans are accusing President Donald Trump of being anti-Muslim or even racist for issuing an executive order that temporarily bans visits or immigration into the U.S. from seven scheduled countries because of their reputation for exporting terrorists.

If national security is not a valid reason for immigration restrictions, is anything?

The course also will tackle “current issues that make Muslims ‘persons of interest’ to some very vociferous, although not necessarily well-informed, critics,” she said. Topics would include Sharia Law and dress codes.

One wonders whether Dr. Sabra Webber intends to tell the truth about FGM, women being deprived of an education, women being worth half the value of a male, women being unable to drive, the lopping off of heads, stonings, the treatment of dissidents in Iran, etc. One also wonders how many Muslim reformists such as Ayaan Hirsi Ali has Webber spoken to, or will even mention in her course. While she attacks “vociferous” critics of Islam, she doesn’t appear to explain the specifics of her criticism.

“Ohio State Course Suggests Muslims Helped Build America”, by David Krayden, Daily Caller, February 3, 2017:

A new course at Ohio State University aims to highlight role that Muslims played in making America great — from the founding fathers to the news of today.

According to The College Fix, “Islam in the United States,” scheduled to debut in Ohio State’s spring session, will be instructed by Dr. Sabra Webber and will argue that Muslims have always been an essential element of the American experience.

The course comes at a time when some Americans are accusing President Donald Trump of being anti-Muslim or even racist for issuing an executive order that temporarily bans visits or immigration into the U.S. from seven scheduled countries because of their reputation for exporting terrorists.

Ohio State is very familiar with Somalia’s propensity for terrorism: Abdul Razak Ali Artan, the student who drove his car into a unsuspecting students before stabbing several with a butcher knife, was a refugee from Somalia.

Prof. Webber, revealed in an email that the course could not open at a more opportune time.

“The ratcheting up throughout contemporary college students’ lives of anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant (notably Mexico, Syria) public discourse has led them to seek a better understanding of the background in the U.S.,” Webber said.

Webber is insistent that “Muslims have been part of American cultures for more than 500 years,” according to The College Fix.

“I start by sharing with the students something about the Muslims who came to the Americas at the beginning of the 1500s and those arriving in colonial America by the early 1600s because I have found that many assume the arrival of Muslims has been fairly recent,” the professor said.

And that’s just the beginning. Along the way, students are told that the Muslim Kingdom of Morocco was “the first country to recognize the independence of the United States” in 1777 and that a treaty signed with Morocco a decade later “remains the longest unbroken treaty relationship in U. S. history.”

Another historical rarity? When he was sworn into office, Minnesota Muslim congressman Keith Ellison used Thomas Jefferson’s English version of the Koran……

The professor will also touch on the sensitive current issues such as the preponderance of Muslim extremists in world terrorism and and an examination of Sharia Law that many Muslims insist they should be subject to instead of regular U.S. law.

Me thinks the good professor is either bonkers or bonking a Mohammedan. Or she is paid to disseminate this filth, which seems to be spreading unhindered these days.