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Khalid Mahmood, Birmingham Perry Barr, MP told Sky News: "I believe fundamentally there has been a serious bid by a very small minority trying to get under the radar against the wishes of the mainstream Muslim community."
Mr Mahmood said he had been told of the "bullying and harassment" of senior teaching staff and governors at some of the schools involved.
He said: "What they were trying to do is change the theological beliefs of the majority of the Muslim community into a more hardline belief for young people coming through, and if you put all the schools together you're talking somewhere in the region of 3-4,000 children and that in a community of young people coming though is huge.
Park View School, the most high-profile of the schools caught up in these claims, has strongly rejected the allegations.
The chair of governors, Tahir Alam, dismissed the "ridiculous assertions" and said this was a media-generated "frenzy".
Muslims tend to take over specific area's in cities, they stick together so to speak - So all their kids go to the local school and therefore some school's have a majority percent of students who have a muslim faith. Naturally, the school will take that into consideration and listen to the community about how they want their schools to be run -
OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by SearchLightsInc
Muslims tend to take over specific area's in cities, they stick together so to speak - So all their kids go to the local school and therefore some school's have a majority percent of students who have a muslim faith. Naturally, the school will take that into consideration and listen to the community about how they want their schools to be run -
I have to say i do agree with this in as much as Islamic communities traditionally stick together and as such there are parts of larger cities that have a higher than proportional population of individuals of the Islamic faith. And so yes by extension schools in that area will have a higher proportion of Muslims and schools will have to accommodate for this. I do not see it as a conspiracy, rather I see it as shifting demographics.
The solution really would be for Islamic communities to submit applications to set up Islamic schools in these area's similar to the way we have "catholic Schools".
TruthxIsxInxThexMist
reply to post by OtherSideOfTheCoin
I see what you are saying and I'm already beginning to have second thoughts about making a thread on this subject but I thought it were important to post here (after all, it is the only site I Browse where all subjects are discussed).
I'm not going to post what I was going to post as that will only make me look 'Prejudice' against ALL.
It does happen though as I posted o another thread doing the rounds that I noticed at my 'Medical Practioners' that the women doctors have now been separated from the Male Doctors! The women have been moved to the first floor and the men are on the ground floor... this is a recent change and yes they are mainly of 'Muslim' faith in there...
tinner07
Is a good thread and should be brought up. I can find a link that shows textbooks in Fla public schools that have 56 pages on islam and 1 page on every other religion. School kids taken to mosques, school children segregated due to islamic laws, islam in our courts and our govt.
Just not allowed to say anything about it. They will kill you you, the religion of peace.
SprocketUK
old thread
It's deja vu all over again.
TruthxIsxInxThexMist
reply to post by minusinfinity
You know what?
I'm sorry to say this but I think its going to happen all over again.
Its nearly 100 years since the first War and nearly 70 years since WWII ended.