US EditionNigel Farage calls for ban on mass religious observances after Trafalgar Square row
Farage calls mass Muslim prayers provocative acts aiming to dominate British culture, citing 3,000 attendees at a London Ramadan event as justification for a ban at historic sites.
- 1- Nigel Farage said he would prohibit large-scale Muslim prayer gatherings at historic UK sites if elected prime minister, calling a recent event in London an attempt to “overtake, intimidate and dominate.” 2- The remarks came after a public Muslim prayer gathering in Trafalgar Square sparked political debate earlier this week. 3- Nick Timothy, a justice spokesperson for the Conservative Party, had already criticized the event as an “act of domination and division.
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Farage uses London iftar event to incite against UK Muslims
Hard-right UK politician Nigel Farage has said he would ban mass Muslim prayer at historic public sites if he became prime minister, prompting criticism that he is singling out Muslims despite a long tradition of public religious events in Britain. Farage, leader of the Reform UK party, made the comments after a Ramadan open iftar event in London’s Trafalgar Square, which he claimed was an "attempt to overtake, intimidate and dominate our way of…
Sadiq Khan, Nick Timothy and the Irresistible Establishment Impulse to Islamise Britain Just to Appear Polite
Nick Timothy was right to criticise the Trafalgar Square mass Muslim prayer, says Steven Tucker. If we carry on further down this road Britain will be the first nation to be conquered through sheer social embarrassment.
An event organized at the beginning of this week in Trafalgar Square, London, to deplore the position of Ramadan, marked by a public prayer, caused a scandal in the United Kingdom, and was denounced by the election of the Conservative Party (Tories) and the UK Reform Party (anti-immigrants) of Nigel Farage, reports AFP.
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