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Home Front: Culture Wars
Death of a Madrassa in Minnesota
2011-10-09
Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy K-8 public charter school in suburban St. Paul folded. It was a school that appeared to have been operating illegally at taxpayer expense. You might have said that the school was Islamic in all but name, except that even its name was Islamic.

"...the ACLU Minnesota
they were the good guys in this
settled its claims against Islamic Relief USA and the Minnesota Department of Education. Islamic Relief USA agreed to pay the ACLU $267,500. As part of the settlement, the Minnesota Department of Education also agreed to enforce the damn law.

As a result of its failure to find a sponsor as required by state law, TiZA failed to open this fall. The ACLU's case against TiZA nevertheless remains.
Posted by:Lord Garth

#7  Yeah, SAM, I pondered exactly that and drew blank.
Posted by: twobyfour   2011-10-09 22:57  

#6  If the ACLU wants to regain any of its long lost lustre...

When did it ever have any lustre?
Posted by: Secret Asian Man (New Delhi)   2011-10-09 21:30  

#5  So with this as in intro, any chance of the Twin Cities Airport geting back any money they spent on remodeling the bathrooms for the mussie cab drivers to wash their feet?????
Posted by: USN, Ret.   2011-10-09 20:32  

#4  What a suprise! But then even a dog gets a little sunshine on its A$$.
Posted by: 49 Pan   2011-10-09 15:56  

#3  If the ACLU wants to regain any of its long lost lustre it will find many more of these "Mosque/State" issues to attack. They polluted the pool with their fanatical anti-Christian war. They need to move against this real religious threat.


--Agnostic Christmas lover--
Posted by: AlanC   2011-10-09 14:42  

#2  Woah, 267 grand? Can they expense that with the head office in Riyadh?
Posted by: tu3031   2011-10-09 14:07  

#1  Having trouble getting my head around the ACLU being on the right side of this case.
Posted by: Iblis   2011-10-09 14:05  

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