One common characteristic of Muslim charter schools is that they have trouble understanding the law on public school funding and religious teaching no matter where they are located.

Google Muslim charter schools and see other taxpayer funded Muslim religious institutions facing exposure in Ohio, California, and Michigan.

The many faces of Muslim allow it to be a religion, a culture, or a race depending on the circumstances. In the case of charter schools it’s a culture. Such that taxpayer funding can be obtained to enable the propagation of it as a religion. How very convenient.

Its time to wake up America.

There’s not a single mention of Islam on the school’s website, not even on the description page.

There are several tip off that it is not a typical “American Christian” school. 1. they teach Arabic and not Latin. Most, not all, Christian schools teach Latin and/or maybe Greek.

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Tarek ibn Ziyad Academy seeks to provide students with a learning environment that recognizes and appreciates the traditions, histories, civilizations and accomplishments of Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Again, I think for some people this is a tip off that it’s not a typical school that most religious Americans would sent their kid too.

3. Lastly there is in the upper left hand corner under their banner- Arabic, typical used for Islam.

As my mother is so fond of saying, “It’s not Christian.” So, I have to ask myself the same question Hemant is asking, So why is the government that calls itself a Christian Nation funding a Madrasa? The thought is frightening. I would not want my sons or even my grandchildren brainwashed with what is in the Quran. I’ve read the Quran and it is more violent than the Bible, in fact, it encourages prejudice, hatred, violence, discrimination and alike. I would hate for any American child to be brainwashed with that crap.

I think the ACLU should be fighting against this, not encouraging it, because it is using tax payers’ money to fund a religion far worse then Xianity or Judaism. Government should not be funding any religious school.

If TIZA were a Christian school that had an ACLU inquiry, she would be defending the school.

For the record, I want to point out the cynical reality. Katherine Kersten is not a heroic crusader for church-state separation – she’s simply a right-wing Christian bigot who hates Muslims. Even a double standard is right half the time, so to speak.