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It's really sad that you have a problem with this. This man is misguided in believing that God loves Muslims above everyone else, but so are fundamentalists of every religion. He is advising his followers on how to be nice to his neighbors without joining in what he believes to be idolatrous celebrations. Do you think Christains should celebrate Ramadan?
It's really sad that you have a problem with this. This man is misguided in believing that God loves Muslims above everyone else, but so are fundamentalists of every religion. He is advising his followers on how to be nice to his neighbors without joining in what he believes to be idolatrous celebrations. Do you think Christains should celebrate Ramadan?
I probably would if I moved to Saudi Arabia. It's part of their culture, not ours.
I probably would if I moved to Saudi Arabia. It's part of their culture, not ours.
So by that logic, you think Muslims (and Jews, Buddhists, Hindus, etc) in America should be celebrating Christmas - just because it's supposedly part of our "culture?" Mkay.
Btw, Ramadan IS part of America's culture, since we have Muslims who live here as citizens... Rosh Hashana and Diwali are also part of our culture, since again, we are not a 100% Christian country. Or do you think we're insignificant, and just foreign invaders of the United States? Wait, don't answer that!
i will say merry christmas, bek i am a christian.
i do wish u the best-- but your teachings are hostile to christians and jews
so we have much work to do no?
So by that logic, you think Muslims (and Jews, Buddhists, Hindus, etc) in America should be celebrating Christmas - just because it's supposedly part of our "culture?" Mkay.
Btw, Ramadan IS part of America's culture, since we have Muslims who live here as citizens... Rosh Hashana and Diwali are also part of our culture, since again, we are not a 100% Christian country. Or do you think we're insignificant, and just foreign invaders of the United States? Wait, don't answer that!
You're confusing "culture" with "lawful activies". Just because something is lawful (e.g., saying Muslim prayers) doesn't make it part of the American culture.
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