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The document discusses a proposed Islamic cultural center near Ground Zero that includes a swimming pool and gym. It notes a YouTube video where non-Muslims support the center and argue that opposition to it is ridiculous, even though some opponents are well-educated. It also finds it ironic that a Jewish man backed the mosque's construction given the supposed enmity between Muslims and Jews.
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Lesson 12 - The Blessed Hope: The Mark of the Christian.pptx
Chandra Dev: Unveiling the Mystery of the Moon God
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Media hw ground zero mosque
- 1. ““Actually its a Islamic cultural centre, where Muslims want aActually its a Islamic cultural centre, where Muslims want a swimming pool and a gym, :/”swimming pool and a gym, :/”
- 5. http://www.youtube.com/watch? annotation_id=annotation_985265&v=JsmokAo8pmc&feature=iv This video is really interesting because non-muslim’s are actually for the ground zero mosque and explain in full detail how ridiculous some people who are very educated too are being around the idea of a ground zero mosque. It is very ironic that a Jewish man is backing up the argument for the mosque, because Muslims and Jews are suppose to be enemies.
- 6. http://www.youtube.com/watch? annotation_id=annotation_985265&v=JsmokAo8pmc&feature=iv This video is really interesting because non-muslim’s are actually for the ground zero mosque and explain in full detail how ridiculous some people who are very educated too are being around the idea of a ground zero mosque. It is very ironic that a Jewish man is backing up the argument for the mosque, because Muslims and Jews are suppose to be enemies.