The role of Islam in the current conflicts

[WinterHold]

I know Shawerma as Donner meat since that's what the people who cook kebabs for me call it. I think they might be Sufi because I'm pretty sure people as nice as them wouldn't attend the Salafi Mosque near me, let's be honest (where I live there are two Mosques). Modern Salafis have Fascist tendencies.

Saudi offered to build Mosques for the refugees in Europe which I find hilarious. Fortunately Germany said "NO WAY!" and I know that Austria had laws banning foreign funding of places of worship. These people are a joke, a very dangerous joke. If there was a Saudi embassy near me I'd give them a Nazi flag or two because the love genocide too,especially of Shia and Kurds. I don't want to stoop to their level and silence opinions I disagree with.

Turkish in its essence, but what Arabs added to that mix is the garlic (to dip the Shawerma sandwich or fench fries in), I was told that people on the borders of Syria/Turkey are the ones responsible for making the garlic dip; or so did a Syrian friend who tried to "takeover the glory of making the garlic dip".

IDK, but I feel that Salafies would be more suitable for Saudi meals that take nothing but a pile of rice & chicken.

The German government did a good move. The Saudi mosques are used mainly to preach the Saud family indirectly. When I used to attend Friday prayers in Saudi mosques, the "Imam" would always finish up the speech by asking God to "guide the king & bless him", usually those speeches also ended with cursing other people who don't agree with the Saud's religion.

Germany did the right thing. 

God of Mr.Hanky

Doesn't make any sense, for a greedy person, to write upon him/herself the duty of sacrificing one's own luxuries & fortune to the poor & needy. Let's be honest : Islam is full of the previous.

There's a big difference between what people say and do, and what the religion says and asks you to do.