Judge Orders Small Mississippi City to Allow Construction of Giant Mosque with Minarets, Forces City to Pay Mosque Builders $25,000 and Attorney’s Fees
Art shows proposed mosque with giant minarets for Horn Lake
Horn Lake – A federal judge on Tuesday ordered a small Mississippi city to allow construction of a giant mosque with minarets.
The judge also ordered the city of Horn Lake, a small town of only 27,000 people, to pay the mosque builders $25,000 plus attorney’s fees.
The ACLU filed a lawsuit in November after the city denied zoning approval for the gigantic mosque being proposed to accommodate only 15 Muslim families living in the area.
One alderman also expressed concern, claiming the plaintiffs’ “religion says they can lie or do anything to the Jews or gentiles because we’re not Muslims.”
WATN reported:
A Federal judge has ordered Horn Lake officials to approve plans for a mosque to be built in the city.
