Sentence examples for mosques in order to from inspiring English sources

Today, the Mount has become a flashpoint for religious extremists of both faiths, with some Jews and Christians urging the removal of the mosques in order to build the Temple right away.

Protests against the caricatures of the prophet Muhammad that appeared in the European press were kept within the walls of Spanish mosques in order to not to provoke counter-reactions.

During the weeks spanning from Ramadan to Succoth, Palestinian Muslims expressed fear (real or rumored depending on whom you ask) of Jewish advances on the Temple Mount/Haram al-Sharif, which in turn lead to Israel limiting access of Muslim males to the mosques in order to protect Jews praying at the Western Wall, which in turn led to greater Arab protests and condemnation.

Trump also called for surveillance in American mosques in order to find and shut down the ones that preach hate, a suggestion that was immediately condemned by civil liberties.

"Its strategy is to bomb its citizens into submission — destroying hospitals, markets, and mosques in order to punish the opposition and its supporters for their political views and make life unbearable outside of areas it controls".

1987 The Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party begins a campaign for the demolition of the mosque in order to build a temple on the site in honour of Lord Ram.

This week, Mr. Jalili dismissed the Taliban allegations and said that the group had vacated the mosque in order to "leave everything in the hands of the law".

In an interview, he said he wanted a church to host the mosque in order to create a quintessentially Venetian layering of cultures.

Those who think it's O.K. are "apologists for radical Islamist hypocrisy" who "argue that we have to allow the construction of this mosque in order to prove America's commitment to religious liberty".

"We have information that around 60-70 people went and gave allegiance to the caliphate at Omar al-Aswad mosque in order to receive monthly small salaries," says Raafat, who has about 10 people in Mosul providing daily updates to him via the internet.

And the second question, the one with more immediate, secular, import: In the coming year -- the millennial year, during which some Christians hope Christ will return -- will someone attempt to destroy the Dome of the Rock or the nearby Al Aksa mosque in order to end the peace process or to bring about the End of Days, or both?