Yet more demands for special treatment from muslims

User removed 4 · Feb 11, 2015

I can't believe the council are even considering this, unbelievable :facepalm:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/rel...-alongside-complain-he-was-an-unbeliever.html

Raskolnikov · Feb 11, 2015

I'm relatively liberal and all but that is poor. You cannot just take the p*ss like that. If they wanted to be 100% sure then they should not have buried their relative in a multi-denominational cemetery. It is reasonably foreseeable that, being a country that is Christian (at the last census 59.4% declared themselves Christian, whilst only 5% declared themselves Muslim), you will end up being buried next to someone who identifies themselves as a Christian.
If their religion does have such strict burial rules then why are they not burying their relative on an Islamic burial side??

TWOCHOICEStom · Feb 11, 2015

I wouldn't get too outraged. No chance in hell this will happen. So many "mights", "coulds" and "ifs" in that article.

That said, if the Muslim family had such strong feelings about this you'd think they might not have chosen a MULTI FAITH cemetery in which to bury their loved ones eh...

Questions · Feb 11, 2015

bushy said:
I can't believe the council are even considering this, unbelievable

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/rel...-alongside-complain-he-was-an-unbeliever.html

I think I like to see this letter from the parish council or whoever before I take that seriously. Then even if it were true and the ministry turned it down - which they obviously would - the council would have some serious questions to be asked of it.

wellquickwoody · Feb 11, 2015

....waits to see who will be the first to offer any defence of the complainants family, or who denounces the story as right wing sensationalism.....

supaseagull · Feb 11, 2015

bushy said:
I can't believe the council are even considering this, unbelievable

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/rel...-alongside-complain-he-was-an-unbeliever.html

I think there are lots of inaccuracies and right wing propaganda in that story.

Read the end of the article and see that the land has been set aside solely for Muslim burials.

Perhaps if the local council in question hadn't sold off its land for £££ then the gentleman from the traveller community would have had a plot within an appropriate area.

knocky1 · Feb 11, 2015

bushy said:
I can't believe the council are even considering this, unbelievable

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/rel...-alongside-complain-he-was-an-unbeliever.html

Well spotted. Maybe you could start a petition to help the travelling community? Another example of Council incompetence.

User removed 4 · Feb 11, 2015

supaseagull said:
I think there are lots of inaccuracies and right wing propaganda in that story.

Read the end of the article and see that the land has been set aside solely for Muslim burials.

Perhaps if the local council in question hadn't sold off its land for £££ then the gentleman from the traveller community would have had a plot within an appropriate area.

No it doesn't , it says nothing of the sort.

Questions · Feb 11, 2015

I'm an atheist and I'd hate to think I had to share a graveyard with religious folk. They'd do my head in rambling on on their way to the afterlife.

Questions · Feb 11, 2015

bushy said:
No it doesn't , it says nothing of the sort.

I couldn't see that either. Wait for the councils official communique Bushy and don't get ahead of yourself. If it's true then I'm sure the gypsy families can move in to the graveyard in their hundreds, set up home, leave a mess and stop any exhumations.

Soulman · Feb 11, 2015

Raskolnikov said:
I'm relatively liberal and all but that is poor. You cannot just take the p*ss like that. If they wanted to be 100% sure then they should not have buried their relative in a multi-denominational cemetery. It is reasonably foreseeable that, being a country that is Christian (at the last census 59.4% declared themselves Christian, whilst only 5% declared themselves Muslim), you will end up being buried next to someone who identifies themselves as a Christian.
If their religion does have such strict burial rules then why are they not burying their relative on an Islamic burial side??

Seconded. Wanting special treatment again.

Guinness Boy · Feb 11, 2015

TWOCHOICEStom said:
I wouldn't get too outraged. No chance in hell this will happen. So many "mights", "coulds" and "ifs" in that article.

That said, if the Muslim family had such strong feelings about this you'd think they might not have chosen a MULTI FAITH cemetery in which to bury their loved ones eh...

This in spades. What did they think multi faith meant?? :facepalm:

KZNSeagull · Feb 11, 2015

I would have thought that multi-faith cemeteries are divided up anyway aren't they? Haywards Heath Cemetery, for example, has separate sections for different denominations, so why not for different faiths?

happypig · Feb 11, 2015

Blimmin muslins, coming over here and demanding, FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE, that our hard working...hang on...what's that ? A PIKEY !!!

In that case,

Blimmin gypsies, fetching up uninvited and BURYING THEMSELVES in a cemetary reserved for peace-loving war mongers.

Honestly, as an outraged but rather clueless right-wing buffoon, I'm not sure how to focus my indignation.

Barber out.

Mowgli37 · Feb 11, 2015

What did they expect in a multi-faith cemetery? :lol:

Westdene Seagull · Feb 11, 2015

If true then the only family that appear to have a problem are the Muslim one. It is they that should move their relative if it's such a big deal to them.

Soulman · Feb 11, 2015

No problem. The traveller will move on in a few months, the Muslim will not notice because he will be facing East and have his hands full with 72 virgins.

BigGully · Feb 11, 2015

No doubt the Muslim family are categorised as 'moderate', so be gentle they are the voice of reason within their community.

Questions · Feb 11, 2015

Soulman said:
No problem. The traveller will move on in a few months, the Muslim will not notice because he will be facing East and have his hands full with 72 virgins.

They'll be virgins for a reason Soulman...........doubt anyone would want 72 of them. The only self proclaimed Virgin I can think of is Anne Widdecombe. An eternity of that ?

jackanada · Feb 11, 2015

The Smith family said Burbage Parish Council, which runs the cemetery, asked if it could buy one of their empty plots in between the two graves to plant a hedge to separate the plots.

Evil parish council attempts peaceful resolution Britain gone mad

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