Omar_Farouk
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On the Toronto Star website, they are conducting the following poll about Shaykh Riyadh. Please go to the home page and take part in the poll. The poll is in the middle of the home page on the right hand side. The site where the poll is being conducted: www.thestar.com
Today's poll:
Should a controversial British Imam accused of villifying Hindus, Jews and liberal Muslims be allowed into the country to speak?
Yes
No
Speak Out
Results | Past Polls
So far the results are:
Should a controversial British Imam accused of villifying Hindus, Jews and liberal Muslims be allowed into the country to speak?
Yes 114 16%
No 579 83%
email everyone about it as well.
A paragraph from the article on the topic:
Ul-Haq spoke to an audience of 15,000 at the Reviving the Islamic Spirit Conference at the Rogers Centre late last year, alongside controversial Americans such as Imam Zaid Shakir and Sheikh Hamza Yusuf. He also frequently travels to the United States as a speaker.
Here is the article on the topic:
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...72154&t=TS_Home
They seem to call every scholar controversial!
On the Toronto Star website, they are conducting the following poll about Shaykh Riyadh. Please go to the home page and take part in the poll. The poll is in the middle of the home page on the right hand side. The site where the poll is being conducted: www.thestar.com
Today's poll:
Should a controversial British Imam accused of villifying Hindus, Jews and liberal Muslims be allowed into the country to speak?
Yes
No
Speak Out
Results | Past Polls
So far the results are:
Should a controversial British Imam accused of villifying Hindus, Jews and liberal Muslims be allowed into the country to speak?
Yes 114 16%
No 579 83%
email everyone about it as well.
A paragraph from the article on the topic:
Ul-Haq spoke to an audience of 15,000 at the Reviving the Islamic Spirit Conference at the Rogers Centre late last year, alongside controversial Americans such as Imam Zaid Shakir and Sheikh Hamza Yusuf. He also frequently travels to the United States as a speaker.
Here is the article on the topic:
http://www.thestar.com/NASApp/cs/Co...72154&t=TS_Home
They seem to call every scholar controversial!
