This is ridiculous, but that doesn’t mean it won’t work. Islamic law forbids Muslims to drink alcohol. It does not forbid them to pray in mosques that are next to bars.
“A gin bar and distillery planned for a building next to a central Chelmsford mosque could lead to an increased risk of drink–fuelled Islamophobia, objectors have claimed.”
That, too, is ridiculous. Millions of non-Muslims drink in bars, or at least they did before the world went mad, and are never overcome with “Islamophobia” as a result. The demand that this bar not be opened next to the mosque is a gesture of pure supremacism, an assertion of Islamic hegemony. Islamic law forbids the subjugated dhimmis to make public display of their religion, and also openly to display wine or pork. So the mosque goers are asserting Sharia stipulations over the non-Muslims. And in shattered, staggering, dhimmi Britain, they will likely succeed.
“Fears new Chelmsford Moulsham Street gin bar will create drink-fuelled racist attacks,” by Piers Meyler, EssexLive, May 13, 2020 (thanks to Tom):
A gin bar and distillery planned for a building next to a central Chelmsford mosque could lead to an increased risk of drink–fuelled Islamophobia, objectors have claimed.
The concerns raised ahead of a licensing meeting next week to decide the application of a new bar in Moulsham Street come three months after concerns were raised over potential plans to transform a Great Baddow leisure centre into a mosque.
Known formerly as the Farm Shop Café and then later Pause at 13 Moulsham Street, the venue is set to become a bar and shop on the ground floor, a gin distillery on the first floor and a gin school on the second floor….
A licence application has also been submitted to the council for the sale of alcohol on Thursdays from midday until midnight, Friday and Saturdays from midday until 2am and Sundays from midday until 11pm.
However the plans have sparked a slew of objections from members of the Muslim community who have worshipped at the mosque for more than 40 years.