Hemmed in and closely watched by police, hundreds of Muslims have unrolled rugs and mats and prayed outdoors in the busy streets of a Paris suburb to protest the closure of their prayer hall.
Clichy City Hall has every right to turn “the rented prayer hall the worshippers were using into a multimedia library for the town’s 60,000 residents.”
This scene of revolt and Islamic dominance has far exceeded the realm of religious accommodation; the “praying” Muslims should be disbanded by the “watchful police” and charged with public mischief and breach of the peace. The busy streets of a Paris suburb should not be subjected to this inconvenience and supremacist display which essentially transformed the area into a temporary “no-go zone.”
In October 2015, American Thinker reported a similar incident in LA:
a street was clogged and rendered impassible because a horde of Muslims decided to roll out a huge prayer rug, set up speakers to broadcast the Arabic drone, toss off their shoes, and block the street in order to pray. Of course prayer was just part of the agenda. The other part was to assert supremacy.
“Muslims Protest with Street Prayer in Paris Suburb”, Associated Press, March 31, 2017:
PARIS (AP) — Hemmed in and closely watched by police, hundreds of Muslims have unrolled rugs and mats and prayed outdoors in the busy streets of a Paris suburb to protest the closure of their prayer hall.
The show of strength Friday by throngs of worshippers in Clichy highlights a long-standing issue for France’s Muslim community, estimated at 5 million people: a shortage of mosques.
Clichy City Hall wants to turn the rented prayer hall the worshippers were using into a multimedia library for the town’s 60,000 residents.
It says Muslims can worship at a new Islamic cultural and prayer center, already used by hundreds of people, the town inaugurated last year….