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And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
Muzzies massacre Christians all over the world. Are the police protecting churches in the USA? Is the University of Michigan holding a vigil for the Christian victims?Were there thousands of assaults on and murders of Christians in SE Michigan, and were those assaults and murders based on the victims being Christians?
Point missed. But I expect nothing more from you.Its the police job to protect terrorist targets.
What point are you trying to make?After thousands of assaults on and murders of white Christians, and Christians of all races, my area in SE Michigan is treated to this double standard
And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
See post #1. Read slowly if necessary. I have confidence you'll eventually figure it out.What point are you trying to make?After thousands of assaults on and murders of white Christians, and Christians of all races, my area in SE Michigan is treated to this double standard
And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
I read it. I fail to see your point or the double standardSee post #1. Read slowly if necessary. I have confidence you'll eventually figure it out.What point are you trying to make?After thousands of assaults on and murders of white Christians, and Christians of all races, my area in SE Michigan is treated to this double standard
And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
There's a reason we use the term, tardI read it. I fail to see your point or the double standardSee post #1. Read slowly if necessary. I have confidence you'll eventually figure it out.What point are you trying to make?After thousands of assaults on and murders of white Christians, and Christians of all races, my area in SE Michigan is treated to this double standard
And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
Pretty much any dying white country, I imagineAin't America great......
Where else can you get police protection for terrorist?
Agreed, for people like you who can’t explain themselvesThere's a reason we use the term, tardI read it. I fail to see your point or the double standardSee post #1. Read slowly if necessary. I have confidence you'll eventually figure it out.What point are you trying to make?After thousands of assaults on and murders of white Christians, and Christians of all races, my area in SE Michigan is treated to this double standard
And....In the parking lot of the Islamic Center of Detroit Friday, a watchful police officer sat in a squad car, keeping an eye out for any signs of potential trouble. Worshippers thanked the officer — offering him food, drinks, a handshake. Inside, Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad greeted congregants with handshakes and hugs. Dearborn is a Detroit suburb with a large Arab and Muslim population.
Haddad said he doesn’t know if houses of worship are more of a target today than in previous times, but the scale and scope of the attacks in New Zealand clearly attracted his attention.
“Given what happened in New Zealand last night, we want to make sure that our community feels safe and secure,” he said.
In Chicago, the Muslim Community Center and the Downtown Islamic Center increased security during Friday prayers. Several armed police officers stood guard outside and inside throughout the afternoon service.
Event hosted by Haleemah Aqel, Mohammad Shaikh, Arwa Gayar and Silan Fadlallah on Facebook here
In the wake of the mosque shootings in New Zealand, the Islamophobia Working Group is holding a solidarity vigil on the Diag in Ann Arbor this Saturday at 4 pm.
All are welcome. Please spread the word so that UM may come together as a community in a time of crisis.
Muzzies massacre Christians all over the world. Are the police protecting churches in the USA? Is the University of Michigan holding a vigil for the Christian victims?Were there thousands of assaults on and murders of Christians in SE Michigan, and were those assaults and murders based on the victims being Christians?
He didn't miss the point, he's correct. After 9/11 the FBI and local police had officers at many of the Islamic houses of worship because they were receiving threats from crazy people.Point missed. But I expect nothing more from you.Its the police job to protect terrorist targets.
Will the police sit outside what's left of your churches because of this incident?
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Ain't America great......
Where else can you get police protection for terrorist?
Ain't America great......
Where else can you get police protection for terrorist?
Which terrorists were getting police protection? Are you trying to say all Muslims are terrorists?
And I'd bet that there are more terrorists posting to U.S. Message Board who are not Muslim than there are terrorists frequenting local mosques.Ain't America great......
Where else can you get police protection for terrorist?
Which terrorists were getting police protection? Are you trying to say all Muslims are terrorists?
Not all of em obviously.
But I'd bet there's a few of em in every mosque.
