Despite earlier controversy, [West Norfolk Islamic Association] WNIA chairman said he was "overwhelmed" by the decision, hoping to use the center to "build bridges" in the community.No doubt. And also, of course, no brewski.
"In the wider context of the community, it will only help build bridges and any myths and perceptions out there we need to eradicate these,” he said.
“Hopefully we will focus on this."
The new mosque would also develop a cultural awareness among Muslims and the wider society.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Best Not to Be Bitter: Venerable London Ale House to Become Islamic "Cultural Centre"
A London pub is to be converted ("reverted"?) into a mosque (pretty symbolic, eh?), the better to conduct da'wa "build bridges" between believers and kafirs:
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