DAR AL HARB - U.K.: "ISLAMIC STUDIES FOR ALL"

I know I have posted this before, but I have revisited it because of reading another article that mentions this very analysis by the Barnabas Fund...

Please review the analysis again and specifically some of the recommendations (especially #6):


Report on the Teaching of Islam in Universities

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1. Universities should employ Muslim scholars to teach Islamic theology: “Students should be given the opportunity to learn from competent traditionally trained Islamic scholars in at least those parts of the syllabus that directly inform everyday practice of Islam.”

2. All universities must employ Muslim chaplains or advisers to deal with the growing number of Muslim students on campus. More prayer rooms for Muslims should be provided.

3. Islamic Student Societies should be better recognised and encouraged.

4. Universities should cooperate with Islamic schools (madrassas) and colleges (dar al-ulum) to break down the divisions between British society and the Muslim community. Universities should help madrassas and dar al-ulum because they play a key role in Muslim communities and in the training of future community leaders. They need a formal link to higher education qualifications.

5. Islamic studies should be linked to job opportunities such as teaching, chaplaincy and Islamic banking.

6. Universities should provide add-on modules in Islamic studies for all students.

7. Guidance should be given to all universities on Friday prayers, Ramadan and halal food. All university staff should receive awareness training on Muslims and Islam.

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What does this all mean?!?

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Implementing the recommendations of this report will signal another step towards the Islamisation of Britain and its education system. Education will be handed over more and more to Muslims who will train and shape the next generation. This means a further move towards the establishment of Islam in the UK as the dominant religion.

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Are the same types of activities taking place on the campuses of American universities?!?



Pertinent Links:

1) Report on the Teaching of Islam in Universities

2) REPORT ON THE TEACHING OF ISLAM IN BRITISH UNIVERSITIES from the I.S.I.C.

3) Institute for the Study of Islam and Christianity (ISIC)