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Fooled again

rheinfelden

The Muslim community in Rheinfelden/Germany got approval to build a mosque with a minaret on condition that no loudspeakers be attached and that no amplified call to prayer would annoy  nearby residents. As soon as the building was completed, the muezzin started to wail and howl over 3 powerful loudspeakers and annoyed the hell out of the neighborhood. Now, because of the upcoming referendum in nearby Switzerland (a citizens initiative has already collected over 120.000 signatures against mosques and minarets) some think the muslims gave away the game to soon….

So, according to the latest news from Jihad Watch Germany,  the soldiers of Allah removed the loudspeakers (for now) since it was “childish and  thoughtless”. Lets see what they say after the Swiss had their referendum.

1009-nobelpreisMeanwhile, Muselmaniacs and their useful idiots in Switzerland go apeshit over the above posters. Some of the Cantons have refused to allow them for the usual hysterics about racism and xenophobia, while others have gladly distributed them throughout.

Here is the story in German:

Im deutschen Rheinfelden sorgen drei Lautsprecher an einem Minarett für viel Lärm – vor allem unter der Bevölkerung. Das «fahrlässige Vorgehen» spiele den Anti-Minarett-Gegnern in der Schweiz in die Hände, glaubt der Vorsitzende des christlich-islamischen Vereins in Rheinfelden.

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The Islamization of Switzerland

Minarets to be banned in Switzerland?

Islam Online whines:

The SVP and a small ultra-conservative Christian party launched a campaign last year to have the building of minarets banned in Switzerland.

The far-right parties claim that a minaret is not necessary for worship but is rather a symbol of Islamic law supremacy  and conquest which is incompatible with Switzerland’s legal system.

The move has shocked Switzerland’s 350,000 Muslims, many of whom have been campaigning doing da’awa for decades for more recognition for their faith.  >>More

Bunglawussi has more:

“An overwhelming rejection of the ‘minaret initiative’ would serve as encouragement to all Muslims in Switzerland. And treating Swiss Muslims as respected and loyal residents would enhance openness and mutual trust accelerate the Islamization in the country. It is crucial to  (dis-)continue to  cultivate a tolerant, multicultural and multi-confessional society, which would act as the foundation of our shared future. Swiss society as a whole would come out the winner.”  (We would be the losers. We don’t have a shared past and if we allow it, we won’t have a future/ed)

Emir Cengic reports on the referendum over the proposal to ban the construction of minarets in Switzerland, to be held later this year.

Asian News, 10 June 2009