GAY-FRIENDLY MOSQUE OPENS IN SOUTH AFRICA
Gays & Christians Attend. Men & Women Pray Together
--Attorney Patryk Utulu

A respected Islamic scholar, Professor Hargey, has opened a gay-friendly mosque in Cape Town South Africa where gays and Christians can attend and men and women sit together for prayers. He called it "Open Mosque."

Open Mosque founder, Professor Taj Hargey has received many death threats but is unafraid. He is a professor at Muslim Educational Centre of Oxford, UK. Cape Town's Muslim community is divided. Some criticize him fiercely but hundreds of thousands of Muslim women from around the world have been voicing support for him and donating money for him to build another branch of the Open Mosque. A group of Muslims who tried to block mosque entrance were dispersed by police and warned to stay away or be arrested.

Prof. Hargey has also started a campaign in the U.K. to ban face "burqa" as France has done. When asked about his qualifications as a religious leader he said: "I have a PhD in Islamic studies from Oxford University, unlike my opponents who went to some donkey college in Pakistan or Saudi Arabia."

Professor Hargey told the BBC and AFP News Agency that:
(1): Open Mosque is for open-minded people, not the closed-minded
(2): It is not against Islamic teaching for women to pray alongside men
(3): Open Mosque is set up to help counter growing Islamic radicalism
(4): Open Mosque welcomes all genders, religions & sexual orientations
(5): It is not against Islamic teaching for women to lead mosque prayers

Prof, Hargey told BBC that he wants "to revive the original mosque of the Prophet Muhammad, where there were no barriers." He challenged any Islamic leaders to show where the Prophet Muhammad ever excluded women.
He said that the reduction of Muslim women to inferior status of sitting in the back of mosques "were innovation that came after the death of the Prophet Muhammad."

Prof. Hargey has been receiving death threats to kill him or castrate or hang him upside down but he mocked them as "the desperation of men who understand that their days of absolute power are almost over." He said he will build Open Mosque #2 soon. South Africa has about 737,000 Muslims, or 1.5% of the population.

Patryk A. Utulu is a U.S.-based attorney and Strategic Communications Specialist
Global Defense Analyst and Global Events Commentator
Executive Vice President, Nigerian Diaspora-North America
Executive Director, The Center for Community Empowerment and Lifeskills, Inc.
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I fear for the life of this Professor Taj Hargey
A funky Muslim if I may say
He will end up being assassinated by the radical muslims

Btw, this OP seems to be a gay if I'm not mistaken.
Error!

Another special agent planted in Africa,when are you pple gonna learn?
Start reading numerous books pple of the dark race,jelly-brains that feeds on any white poops!

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