The Ground Zero Mosque: An Insult to America

On September 11, 2001, one of the most notoriously controversial days of American history is constantly carved into the hearts of millions of people and becomes a sort of problem again. On this terrible day, Islamic terrorists hijacked a civilian aircraft, fled them to the twin towers, killed thousands and hurt millions. About 10 years later, Muslim religious groups called the Cordova Initiative are making further problems and plans to build a mosque in just one block from the ground from the ground.

According to the media, the mosque has a ground zero mosque. In addition to the mosque, Park 51 is also a community center. The 13-story building plan contains facilities that everyone can enjoy. Facilities include 500 auditorium, theater, fitness center, pool, basketball court, childcare, art exhibition, cooking school, bookstore, food court (Park 51). However, to use these facilities, annual fee is charged, but the amount is not announced. One of the benefits of the controversy contested in the United States is freedom of religion. People who support the construction of Park 51 use the Constitution as the basis for supporting reasoning. President Obama expressed his support for the mosque and said they had the right to worship everywhere.

Supporters believe that a 16-story Muslim community center will be a community and regional economic asset, whose construction reflects the religious tolerance of the United States. Opponents argue that the "Zero Mosque" is a ridiculous and rude political strategy of extremist Islamists who will cause mental suffering to families who casualties on 11th September 2001 doing. Read more background ... On June 3, 2012, I archived this site - this means that it may not be updated. As of September 21, 2011, Park 51 has been archived since it had a prayer center since 2009 (it is technically not a mosque because it does not have "Imamu"). New York Children Photography Exhibition and Capoeira Classroom It has officially become a Muslim community center, so our core problem is considered resolved. This website is still accessible so that our readers can continue to benefit from the information they provide.