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**ppaelkos** · 10-04-2012, 09:21 PM

>south africa
>being good muslims

Pick one. I've been to saouth africe. I've seen sufi masjids. They sing for the prophet. They never go to hajj unless they go to graves to get "blessing from the dead". They get this thing where they put a sword through someone's chest, and then the guy reads something and there's no blood.

>south africa
>being good muslims

you dont know south africa, so rather be silent. i wouldnt say 100 masajid, maybe 50-80 because it cost that much just to build but you would need to first buy the land. but we can think of hundreds of comunities that need masjids. & i dont see the sense in building a masjid of that size in a place where there are no numbers. the masjid is build in a kaafir section of johannesburg & it only gets partialy full for jumua because of the people working in the area. I was told that they moved the grave of the last ottoman consulate to south africa's grave to the masjid. he was buried over 100 years ago in a small blessed cemetry & they moved him out into the new masjid.

10-04-2012, 09:21 PM	#12
ppaelkos Join Date Oct 2005 Location Canada Posts 379 Senior Member	>south africa >being good muslims Pick one. I've been to saouth africe. I've seen sufi masjids. They sing for the prophet. They never go to hajj unless they go to graves to get "blessing from the dead". They get this thing where they put a sword through someone's chest, and then the guy reads something and there's no blood. >south africa >being good muslims you dont know south africa, so rather be silent. i wouldnt say 100 masajid, maybe 50-80 because it cost that much just to build but you would need to first buy the land. but we can think of hundreds of comunities that need masjids. & i dont see the sense in building a masjid of that size in a place where there are no numbers. the masjid is build in a kaafir section of johannesburg & it only gets partialy full for jumua because of the people working in the area. I was told that they moved the grave of the last ottoman consulate to south africa's grave to the masjid. he was buried over 100 years ago in a small blessed cemetry & they moved him out into the new masjid.
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