 Big mosque on the Prairie opens in Calgary Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Liberal Leader St�phane Dion and Calgary Mayor Dave Bronconnier will be attending a banquet Saturday celebrating the opening of the biggest mosque ever built in Canada.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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A few hundred people from the city's Ahmadiyya Muslim community of roughly 1,500 raised $8 million for the mosque's construction.
One of the contributors, taxi driver Ijaz Ahmad, said he sold his house and moved his family into a basement apartment in order to donate $100,000.
"Children broke their piggy banks, people sold their houses, they donated the money and moved to basements, some people obtained second mortgages," Khan said at Friday's dedication ceremony.
Now thats scary.
That 1500 now will turn into 50K, you watch
That 1500 now will turn into 50K, you watch
That would help in Liberalising the place.
A very positive development.
That 1500 now will turn into 50K, you watch
That would help in Liberalising the place.
A very positive development.
Very back to the 12th century.
And from what sources of money are other religious buildings built in Canada?
(just curiosity, before anyone thinks I am sarcastic
I think it is GREAT that they contributed $ 8 million to it themselves. However, I wonder where the other $ 7 million came from?
And from what sources of money are other religious buildings built in Canada?
(just curiosity, before anyone thinks I am sarcastic
Saudi's where else. they build all the mosques in the world.
Or the government?
no way, unless it came from the liberals but we all know they are broke
That 1500 now will turn into 50K, you watch
That would help in Liberalising the place.
A very positive development.
Very back to the 12th century.
Sorta like you?
Very back to the 12th century.
Sorta like you?
OH, SNAP!
Nothing new, and nothing wrong with it as far as I can see.
If you want people to respect your beliefs, you should do the same.
I think it is GREAT that they contributed $ 8 million to it themselves. However, I wonder where the other $ 7 million came from?
Saudi Arabia.