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Ähmed said:
Muslims are quite populated all around NYC.
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Yes, I know. But they do not confine themselves into really tight areas where they can have there own customs and morals without being judged by the outside. A mistake on there part.
 
Yes, I know. But they do not confine themselves into really tight areas where they can have there own customs and morals without being judged by the outside. A mistake on there part.
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Isnt there such a thing near Jackson Heights??
 
QuranStudy said:
Isnt there such a thing near Jackson Heights??
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Jackson Heights is a neighborhood in north-western Queens, New York City, USA Jackson Heights is an urbane melting pot with many ethnic populations. The Latin American population consists of a various mix of Latinos from many Latin American countries, mainly Ecuador, Colombia (67,000 population), Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay. The Asian-American community includes immigrants from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Korea, and the Philippines. Little India is located around the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street, near Broadway (distinct from Broadway in Manhattan). In addition, there is a small population of multi-generational Europeans of Jewish, Polish, Irish, Italian and Russian decent.

By near is there another neighborhood are you refering to?
 
therebbe said:
Jackson Heights is a neighborhood in north-western Queens, New York City, USA Jackson Heights is an urbane melting pot with many ethnic populations. The Latin American population consists of a various mix of Latinos from many Latin American countries, mainly Ecuador, Colombia (67,000 population), Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina and Uruguay. The Asian-American community includes immigrants from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Korea, and the Philippines. Little India is located around the intersection of Roosevelt Avenue and 74th Street, near Broadway (distinct from Broadway in Manhattan). In addition, there is a small population of multi-generational Europeans of Jewish, Polish, Irish, Italian and Russian decent.

By near is there another neighborhood are you refering to?
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lol this is going to sound so bad but... ive NEVER left manhattan, except to get a flight out of laguardia, i went to school at Columbia and we have an apartment there but the other boroughs are like a whole different country to me...
 
Jayda said:
lol this is going to sound so bad but... ive NEVER left manhattan, except to get a flight out of laguardia, i went to school at Columbia and we have an apartment there but the other boroughs are like a whole different country to me...
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I never go to Manhatten. Way to commercial for me. :D
 

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