Why We Are Going to Hell – Part 2,036

Radical Jew-Hating Muslims Welcomed by Rabbi

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thelastcrusade.org

On Friday afternoons and other times during the week, a synagogue in Reston, Virginia is used as a mosque, where hundreds of Muslims remove their shoes, unfurl their prayer rugs, and bow to the east in adoration of Allah.

The members of the Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation, who worship at the synagogue on Friday nights, see no problem with this arrangement which grants an additional $300 a day in revenue.

And the Jewish congregants appear to be blissfully unaware that many of the Muslims who enter their house of worship are among the most radical Islamists in the country.

Rabbi Robert Nosanchuk, who leads the Reform congregation of about 500 families, sees no problem and maintains the relationship works both ways.

“You really only get to know someone when you invite them into your home … you learn to recognize their faces. You learn the names of their children,” Nosanchuk told the Associated Press.

Imam Mohamed Magrid of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS), which rents the synagogue, says that his congregation is growing at such an accelerated pace that the facility, which was built in 1983, can not accommodate the overflow crowds, especially during Ramadan.

The 25,000 square foot Islamic Center contains a school with an enrollment of 500 students, a multi-purpose, hall, a library, a gymnasium, and a masjid that is capable of containing 800 congregants.

At present, the facility, located in Sterling, Virginia, is bursting at the seams since it has come to serve over 5,000 Muslim families.

Imam Magrid, who emigrated to the U.S. from Sudan, said that he did not meet anyone who was Jewish until he came to live in Virginia several years ago. “People look to the Jewish-Muslim relationship as conflict,” he told reporters. “Here is a story that shatters the stereotype.”
Similarly, Rabbi Nosanchuk exuded to the press: “You really only get to know someone when you invite them into your home … you learn to recognize their faces. You learn the names of their children.”

How well does Rabbi Nosanchuk really know the Muslims now in his midst?

Not very well, it seems.

Many members of the ADAMS Center are rabid jihadis who have openly expressed their hatred of Jews.

A Pakistani member confided to award-winning investigative reporter Paul Sperry that the leaders of the mosque teach worshippers to hate Christians and Jews, “but Jews more.”[1] He added that the zarat donations of the Sterling congregation are sent to Palestinians widowed and orphaned by anti-Israeli “martyrs.”[2]

Sermons at the ADAMS facility and presumably at the synagogue, he continued, are framed in terms of “us” and “them.” The “us” means the Muslims; the “them” refers to Jews and Christians.

The Pakistani maintained that the leaders of the ADAMS Center say they will work peacefully within the system to change the U.S. policy which supports Israel and the maintenance of troops in Islamic lands. But if America decides to attack Iran, the gloves will be off.

“There will be suicide bombers blowing up buses in this country, just like in Israel,” the ADAMS Center adherent, who works for a Beltway contractor, warned Sperry. “If you hurt one Muslim anywhere in the world,” he went on to say, “it’s like hurting all Muslims.”

Asked if the Muslim community in Virginia and throughout the country reveres Osama bin Laden, the ADAMS Center member said: “I don’t know about revere, but we do respect him.”

The ADAMS Center also has ties to the notorious Safa group. Admad Totonji, a key leader of the suspected terror front, was a director of the mosque, and federal investigators discovered a Safa check for $25,000 that was endorsed to ADAMS.[3]

One of the mosque’s most prominent members is Ibrahim “Dougie” Hooper, the president of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).

[2] Ibid.

[3] Affidavit in Support of Application for Search Warrant, 71, 72, 90.