International Muslim students, predominantly from Saudi Arabia, have asked universities in Melbourne to change class times so they can attend congregational prayers. They also want a female-only area for Muslim students to eat and relax. But at least one institution has rejected their demands, arguing that the university is secular and it does not want to set a precedent for requests granted in the name of religious beliefs.
The Australian
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Did anyone ever hear of the camel taking over the tent and driving out the camel driver ? If non-Muslim countries accede to the demands of Muslims to change their laws, customs, traditions, etc. to accommodate Muslims, they are precipitating their own national demise. Look at Europe, esp. the Scandanavian countries, which have allowed themselves to become part of the world-wide caliphate. America has the same problem with illegal Hispanics. They come here and want America to change to make them feel at home - a home which does not provide them with jobs, education, medical services et al, but they demand those benefits from American taxpayers and want accommodations. If nations don't resist the demands of foreign nationals, they give up their sovereignty. My attitude ? Don't come; stay in your own country. Don't try to change ours to replicate yours.l
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