Designated Terrorist group CAIR-Texas thinks Muslims have the right to lift their asses to Allah on any public property they damn please

This public display of Islamic supremacism can be seen from high-density venues including Times Square in NYC, the US Capitol in Washington DC, not to mention large sports stadiums and public parks, and even on the streets and sidewalks of major metropolitan cities where the Muslim population is often less than 2%. Countries like France and Japan have banned this disgusting practice as should all non-Muslim countries. Even Saudi Arabia has banned it.

 

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CAIR.comThe Texas chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Texas), today called on elected officials to condemn the reported bias-motivated harassment of a group of Muslim praying in a Plano park on Sunday. And look who’s complaining: Mustafaa Carroll, CAIR-DFW Executive Director

According to media reports, a man approached the group during prayer and allegedly shouted Islamophobic slurs, calling Islam a “disgusting fake religion” and yelling that worshippers would “go to hell.” The incident, which was captured on video, has raised concerns within the local Muslim community about rising hostility and the safety of those exercising their constitutional right to practice their faith.

The alleged hate incident comes amid what community members describe as a manufactured smear campaign by certain Texas leaders (the Governor and Congressmen) targeting Muslims and Islam.

In December, CAIR-Texas called on Governor Greg Abbott, Attorney General Ken Paxton and Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) to condemn the targeted harassment of a group of Austin Muslims at a local public park and to stop fomenting anti-Muslim hate across the state. (It’s about time government officials starting telling the truth about Islam)

In a statement, Mustafaa Carroll said: 

“No one should be harassed, threatened, or intimidated for peacefully practicing their faith. The hateful rhetoric reportedly directed at these worshippers is deeply offensive and dangerous.

“When public officials traffic in fearmongering and misinformation about Islam and Muslim institutions, it creates an environment in which bias incidents like this become more likely.

“We call on elected officials at every level of government to speak out clearly and consistently against anti-Muslim bigotry and to reaffirm that Muslims are valued and equal members of our Texas communities.”