As untold multitudes of Christians, Jews and other minorities are slaughtered every year in the name of Islam, the world remains focused on presenting Islam as a religion of peace, exploiting any pretext to do so, including the New Zealand massacre.
People in New Plymouth will have a chance to learn about the Islamic religion when a national tour stops off in the city….Voice of Islam’s Togetherness Tour Kotahitanga is a response to the Christchurch mosque attacks of March 15, 2019, when a lone gunman killed 51 people.
The massacres were abhorrent, but will this tour teach the truth about the jihad attacks that are sanctioned in Islam? Will it teach what the Sharia is really about — the subjugation of infidels, the inferiority of women, the murder of apostates, blasphemy laws, child marriage, female genital mutilation, the murder of gays, etc.? Unlikely.
“Togetherness Tour is teaching people about Islam one year on from Christchurch mosque attacks,” by Brianna McIlraith, Taranaki Daily News, March 4, 2020:
People in New Plymouth will have a chance to learn about the Islamic religion when a national tour stops off in the city on Thursday.
Voice of Islam’s Togetherness Tour Kotahitanga is a response to the Christchurch mosque attacks of March 15, 2019, when a lone gunman killed 51 people.
Hosted at the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki’s Te Piere o Te Rangi Building, a mini exhibition titled What is Islam will run from 5pm to 9pm, as well as public guest lectures from 6pm to 8pm, which aim to create a better understanding of Islam in the community.
The guest speakers are Fahad Tasleem, founder of spiritually empowering institute DC Seminary, One Ummah ambassador Tim Chambers, and Volunteer Sierra Leone worker John Fontain.
The tour is travelling throughout the country before finishing in Christchurch on March 15…..