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Religion See other Religion Articles Title: Justin Trudeau Recited Prayer For Conversion To Islam At Canadian Mosque Justin Trudeau Recited Prayer For Conversion To Islam At Canadian Mosque September 4, 2019 News CBC In the theatre that is modern political campaigns, there are two typical costumes: A parliamentary suit and tie, and the casual blue shirt and khaki pants. But Justin Trudeau is in no manner typical. Mr. Trudeau enjoys “playtime” by way of ethnic-themed costumes. But is there a line between showing solidarity with the cultural symbols of a new Canadian group, and actually indulging in religious worship. Consider a visit by Justin Trudeau to a mosque in B.C. called the Surrey Jamia Masjid previous to becoming prime minister of Canada. Politicians of various sorts have campaign there, including former NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, who wore a smart suit. But in Trudeau’s last visit, he wore a full Arab-style Muslim dress called a jalabiya. Trudeau, after all, was an amateur actor and drama teacher. Eyes would roll if Prime Minister Stephen Harper dressed up as an Orthodox Jew, replete with long black coat and fur-brimmed hat, but the media have always been more forgiving of Trudeau’s shtick. But it’s not Trudeau’s dress that was the most unusual. It’s what he did. He went to the mosque to participate in a religious ritual, called the Maghrib salah. It’s a daily prayer service with a particular meaning. Part of the prayer is called the Shahada, which in Arabic means to testify. As in, to testify to the Truth that Allah is the one true God, and Mohammed is his one true Prophet. To say the shahada, in the presence of two or more Muslim males, is the SOLE REQUIREMENT sole requirement in Islamic law to convert to Islam. Did Trudeau convert to Islam? Did the people praying with him think he did? If so, did he mean it? Without question, this is a situation critical to Justin Trudeau’s legacy as prime minister. If the man did in fact understand what he was doing? Or was it typical Trudeau and he has no clue as to the ramifications of reciting the prayer? It’s one thing to visit a mosque on Monday, a synagogue on Tuesday and a gay pride parade on Wednesday. But to say the Shahada is more than showing tolerance or friendship to one faith. It’s to join that faith by testifying that it’s the only true faith. Now, any Canuck worth their salt knows Justin has a problem with superficiality. Or more likely, a mental block which renders him unable to comprehend complex, or historical social issues. Abortion. Transgenderism. Islam. China. In each case our PM’s opinions on the issues are decidedly superficial. “Women must have the right to control their bodies.” End of Story. “Transexuals are victims of prejudice” –ignoring the entire spectrum of health risks and short-comings of sex change surgery and dangerous hormone therapy. Truly, Justin Trudeau is the king of the specious approach to critical social issues. In plain terms– the man doesn’t know what the heck he is doing. Was this the case with the Shahada? Perhaps–and perhaps not. Canadians do not know WHO their prime minister is. Is Justin a believing Christian? Dedicated Catholic? Muslim convert? Why did he recite this prayer, which constitutes everything necessary for conversion to Islam? Why have establishment media in Canada overlooked the entire story? Do voters not have the right to understand who they are voting for? Poster Comment: Our neighbors to the north need to re-examine Justin and his knowledge of humanity. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 2.
#2. To: BTP Holdings, NN, 4um (#0)
Fidel's son is bonkers.
#3. To: Lod (#2)
You're right -- chances are good he IS Castro's son! And if this can ever be proven, 'twill lend some weight to Obongo's infamous bastardy. Most Obongo-skeptics say FMD was his father, but I maintain it was Malcolm X-crement.
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