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发帖数: 6571 | 1 An aspect of the kudzu-like expansion of Sharia is the takeover by Muslims
of prayer rooms in international airports.
Here in Hong Kong, a prayer room, officially nondenominational, is located
in Terminal 1 of the Hong Kong airport, and another is located in Terminal 2
. Each “non-denominational” prayer room supports Mohammedism, to the
detriment of all other religions.
The Terminal 1 prayer room has an Islam-required washup area. It is a
permanent installation. There is a similar permanent installation in
Terminal 2.
Also, each prayer room has an indicator of the way that Muslims are to face
for prayers. The indicator is permanent. In Terminal 1, the indicator is
etched into the ceiling.
There is an accompanying square, etched into the floor. The square, which is
permanent, is of the right size for the side-by-side placement of two
prayer rugs.
Further, each prayer room has cubbies for storage of religious articles.
Only Muslim prayer rugs were in cubbies. No religious articles of any other
religion.
I observed, at times, Muslim men at prayer. Only men.
Christians are shut out of the prayer rooms in the Hong Kong airport. No
prayer room has a cross or a crucifix, etched or otherwise, permanent or
temporary. No prayer room has a vestry. There is neither tabernacle nor
aumbry.
A Muslim murder spree of airport passengers would be ignited, were
consecrated wine stored in a cubby.
Jews are shut out of the prayer rooms as well. No prayer room has a mezuzah.
No prayer room has a lectern for resting a siddur, and no prayer room has
an ark. There is no mizrach (indicator of the direction to face for prayers).
Buddhists are shut out of the prayer rooms. No prayer room has a niche
wherein a statue of the Buddha can be placed for veneration. No prayer room
has shelving, whereon offerings of incense sticks, candles, fruit, and
flowers can be displayed.
I wrote to the Hong Kong Airport Authority, to call attention to the “non-
denominational” imbalance in favor of Mohammedism.
The reply letter extolled the multiculturalism of Hong Kong. Included with
the letter was a promotional flyer. It had photographs of the facades of
three or four churches and temples, and some words about each of them, and a
commendation of the friendly relations, in Hong Kong, among all religions.
Contra: Day and night, numerous guards are present in the courtyard of the
Kowloon Mosque in Hong Kong. The guards keep tight control of entry into the
mosque. Try, just try, gentle reader, to show up at the mosque, to declare
yourself to be a nonbeliever, and to gain entry into the mosque by virtue of
the friendly universality of the transnational and multicultural
brotherhood of all men of all faiths.
There are mosquelike prayer rooms in six American airports. In the seventh
American airport, there is more than a prayer room. Kennedy Airport in New
York City has a mosque.
The Time article has a photograph of the interior of the Kennedy Airport
mosque. The photograph shows men at prayer. Only men.
The imam of the mosque was quoted. “It’s the only mosque of its kind in
the country… It’s its own mosque, not just a room, which is what most
airport mosques are… We are our own place, we have our own services, we are
our own community within the chapels here. It’s very different from
anything in America.”
Very different, but not for long. Within a decade, mosques will be standard
facilities in all major American airports. The portent is Denver Airport. A
description of its two prayer rooms: “One room is for Muslims and the other
for Christians and Jews.” Muslims will be favored with a large space.
Everyone else will be squeezed indiscriminately into a small space.
Stephen Kruger is a lawyer in Hong Kong. Email him on [email protected]/* */
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