WorldNetDaily’s rampant Islamophobia extends to allowing Muslims to have a space to pray. Bob Unruh ranted in an article last October:
Pope Leo, head of Catholicism worldwide, has handed over to Muslims a “prayer room” in the Vatican, the heart of the church.
It is in a report at the Independent Sentinel that explains the confirmation came from a “casual remark,” not a formal statement or press release as the Vatican often uses.
It was during an interview with La Repubblica just days ago that Giascomo Cardinali, vice-prefect of the Apostolic Library, confirmed, “Of course, some Muslim scholars have asked us for a room with a carpet to pray, and we have given it to them.”
Despite the wide-ranging tolerance and cooperative agendas in the contemporary world, Islam and Christianity are fundamentally exclusive.
Islam denies the divinity of Christ, on which the salvation message in Christian churches globally for millennia has been founded.
The teachings also are directly in opposition, with the Christian message of love and compassion throughout the Bible conflicting with the Quran’s instructions to “behead” non=Muslims.
This Islamophobic fury is repeated in an anonymously written June 6 article:
A Target store decided to close down its customer fitting rooms, turning them into “a dedicated Muslim prayer space,” according to a new report.
It is a report at Economic Collapse that revealed the Apple Valley, Minnesota, store blocked shoppers with barriers and signs warning them to stay out.
“Photos shared by a concerned customer show retractable belts cordoning off a hallway of six changing rooms, one door prominently displaying ‘RAMADAN MUBARAK’ alongside instructions that the room is for prayer only,” the report said. “Ramadan ended months ago in mid-March, yet the setup persisted into late May.”
The report pointed out it was not only an “accommodation,” being instead, “a clear prioritization of one faith’s practices over the shopping public’s convenience in a major retail chain.”
It is in Minnesota where a massive Somali immigrant community, nearly 100,000 in number, has had inordinate influence, demanding schools provide special Muslim spaces and more.
No apparent attempt was made by WND to contact Target officials for their side of the story — which, presumably, is less Islamophobic than WND’s take.