Tag: Brooklyn NY

Brooklyn NY: Al Noor Islamic School~ Spreading the Islamic History of War and Conquest~ Part I

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As promised, here is my continuing series on Islamic schools in America. Today’s subject is the Al Noor Islamic school, located at 675 4th Avenue Brooklyn NY.

Lets see what they are all about. From their home page.

Al-Noor has attained a K-12 status, and established itself as the largest Islamic School in New York with a student population of 623 (Elementary School: 435 students; High School: 188 students). Al-Noor is very much concerned with the general academic development of its students, their morals, values, and identity as Muslims. The efforts of the administration and faculty have proven that Al-Noor can offer its students a quality education to enter the best colleges, InshaAllah.

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About My Daily News Interview: They run Article Omitting all of my Quotes, but Quote CAIR!

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Back on August 5Th, I put up a post entitled “Logans Warning Update” Here it is in its entirety.

“Hi guys, I was just interviewed by the NY Daily News’ Brooklyn Borough Youth section, about a proposed Mosque in Brooklyn. Well that is what they told me it would be about, most of the interview was about my views on Islam, and this site. It will be published in about two weeks.”

I was not able to locate the story online this morning, so I put in a call to editor Nicholas C. Klopsis.

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Brooklyn NY: Muslims Building Mosque on Residential Block~ Protests Coming up!

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There is an obvious surge in Mosque construction, and Mosque proposals across America. This time the battle is taking place in Brooklyn NY, where Muslims are trying to build a Mosque on a residential block.

4) Neighborhood character. The site of the new construction used to be a private residence where an elderly couple lived for many years. Replacing this two story building with a structure meant to accommodate dozens if not hundreds of people will completely change the block and the neighborhood. There are no houses taller than 2 stories on either side of the street; every house is a one family residence. The neighborhood residents are mostly of Italian/Russian/Jewish/Irish decent and will not benefit from having a mosque and a Muslim community center. Some neighbors expressed security concerns as well as concerns about increased (again) traffic, noise and decreased parking associated with greater than before police presence.

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