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Empowerment of women? Funny, taking into consideration that CAIR wants to institute sharia. I'm sure non-Muslim women will be rushing to join this kind of sorority.
A screenshot of the above paragraph from CAIR's webside (just in case they fix the text) is here. The image is to wide for this template to display.
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CAIR makes a Freudian slip promoting an Islamic sorority
MD: ISLAMIC SORORITY INVITES NEW MEMBERS TO JOIN
Alpha Alpha Omega Sorority Incorporated invites all Muslim and non-Muslim women to join an Islamic sorority focused on the empowerment of women. [...]
Empowerment of women? Funny, taking into consideration that CAIR wants to institute sharia. I'm sure non-Muslim women will be rushing to join this kind of sorority.
CLINTON, MD, January 29, 2007 - The sorority was founded on July 11, 2006, from the vision of several women seeing the need for an organization that will focus on empowering women. The sorority is compromised of Muslim and non-Muslim women, students, and alumnae who are attending or have graduated from a four (4) year university, and honorary members from community organizations.
A screenshot of the above paragraph from CAIR's webside (just in case they fix the text) is here. The image is to wide for this template to display.
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