Posted on Jul 17, 2016
The Official Website of the Moorish Science Temple of America
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My thoughts and prayers are to the Police officers slain in Baton Rouge. It bothers me Police officers are being targeted for murder and I think it is due to political ideology that is not American. The shooter in Dallas, who was his support? The shooter in Baton Rouge appears to be connected to the above posted group.
I see the word Allah at the top of the page. The Ummah is quite large and I was not aware of this branch of those who follow Muhammad.
This is the type of information I look for when it is written lone wolf, or lone gunman.
M. Morris RVT
I see the word Allah at the top of the page. The Ummah is quite large and I was not aware of this branch of those who follow Muhammad.
This is the type of information I look for when it is written lone wolf, or lone gunman.
M. Morris RVT
The Official Website of the Moorish Science Temple of America
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Mark,
I feel sad for the families of the fallen. I also feel sad for the Muslims of that Mosque who now fear they will be targeted for something one person did that does not represent the Mosque and its values.
Imams and Mosques are just like people, they have their own personalities. If this gunman belonged to this Mosque may or may not mean anything. If they have been monitoring what the Imams have been saying is important.
We did that all the time in Iraq. We had discussions briefed to the General and the Staff on Saturday's Battle Update Brief (BUB) to the Brigade on what the Mosque's Imams were saying the day before. If it was Pro, Neutral or Anti-American. Our Chaplain would attempt to go see the Imams who talked trash later in the week but we found out later that one Mosque had a firebrand jerk Cleric drive in from Sadr City, give his hate speech then leave immediately afterwards back to Baghdad.
I can see this Mosque being good to those who have a sense of belonging. It gives, just like a Church or Synagogue, people a sense of purpose in their lives. If this Mosque does not have any anti-american rhetoric in the Friday prayer then that is a very good sign. I see happy people with Faith and pride in their pictures. These men look good in their Fez attire. We need to look at these American Muslims as good people first. Let us hope this lone gunman was self-radicalized by the internet and not this Mosque.
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I feel sad for the families of the fallen. I also feel sad for the Muslims of that Mosque who now fear they will be targeted for something one person did that does not represent the Mosque and its values.
Imams and Mosques are just like people, they have their own personalities. If this gunman belonged to this Mosque may or may not mean anything. If they have been monitoring what the Imams have been saying is important.
We did that all the time in Iraq. We had discussions briefed to the General and the Staff on Saturday's Battle Update Brief (BUB) to the Brigade on what the Mosque's Imams were saying the day before. If it was Pro, Neutral or Anti-American. Our Chaplain would attempt to go see the Imams who talked trash later in the week but we found out later that one Mosque had a firebrand jerk Cleric drive in from Sadr City, give his hate speech then leave immediately afterwards back to Baghdad.
I can see this Mosque being good to those who have a sense of belonging. It gives, just like a Church or Synagogue, people a sense of purpose in their lives. If this Mosque does not have any anti-american rhetoric in the Friday prayer then that is a very good sign. I see happy people with Faith and pride in their pictures. These men look good in their Fez attire. We need to look at these American Muslims as good people first. Let us hope this lone gunman was self-radicalized by the internet and not this Mosque.
Col (Join to see) Lt Gen Dan Leaf COL John Cole COL Mikel J. Burroughs COL Mikel J. Burroughs LTC Stephen F. LTC Kevin B. CPT Pedro Meza CPT Jack Durish CPT L S MAJ (Join to see) SSG Derrick L. Lewis MBA, C-HRM SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" SSG Roger Ayscue SFC William Farrell 1LT(P) Jake Ledgerwood SGT (Join to see) SGT Robert George SrA Christopher Wright PFC Talal Al-Tunsi
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The shooter in Baton Rouge? The one who shot the cops or the cop who shot the guys in the vehicle because he was a coward?
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Cpl Mark A. Morris
In the first few centuries AD the Universal Church allowed the use of Allah to be used for the word G-d. Allah is the god of Islam. It is just not the G-d of the word made flesh. I suspect, there is on going confusion about the use of the word.
Peace.
Peace.
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Cpl Mark A. Morris
Amn Allen Burks - Why are you YELLING!
Allah means my god of the Kaaba. One of 360 gods at the Kaaba.
M. Morris RVT
Allah means my god of the Kaaba. One of 360 gods at the Kaaba.
M. Morris RVT
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Amn Allen Burks
I'm not yelling, it would be capitalized!!! Truth is Allah is a Hindu god of torture. Y'all may be covering things up, but it's truth!!! We need more enlightened Islamist Moors!!!
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