“There is no room for persecution of anyone who renounces faith in Islam. It’s a completely absurd compulsion because in the Quran there is no compulsion to the Islamic religion whatsoever, we cannot impose our religion on others.”
Source/Credit: Lithgow Mercury
By Phoebe Moloney | May 20,2017
“I wasn't sure what it was going to be like, or what the audience would be like either,” audience member Colleen Stack said after the Demystifying Islam meeting held at the Western Sydney University Lithgow Campus on Friday night, May 19.
“But there was a lot of tolerance both ways, that's why it was so good," she said.
What began with the heightened anxiety of police presence and protesters ended with a sense of resolution.
Visiting imam, Mohammed Atae Rabbi Hadi, requested a silent prayer with the eighty-strong audience, “in whatever way they feel comfortable”. And then a ‘selfie’.
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