@emabob79@alwynkotzee @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews Reason number 48: from the article, “to enable more Muslims to pray more comfortably when hiking”. That’s an “actual” reason. If you don’t like that reason, nor think it’s an actual reason, I don’t know what to say to you frankly.
@emabob79@alwynkotzee @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews I just assumed you were upset like you assumed people on Twitter trying to give you valid reasons of a sign being put on a bit of wood were rude and condescending. I’m glad to hear you are not upset.
@emabob79@alwynkotzee @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews So by your logic, why do we need signs on roads or pathways because we have Google maps?!
Emma, although I like our pleasantries, please don’t be upset with a sign that will not impact you in anyway way. It’s just sign that gives some people information. That’s it
@emabob79@alwynkotzee @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews Did you even read the article? It literally tells the reader of a few reasons. One chap on here informed you the signage tells people where to pray. You responded with compasses on phones… U disregarded that explanation. U asked a simple question but didn’t like the answers.
@emabob79@alwynkotzee @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews Apologies if “that lady” comment offended you. Didn’t realise that would also trigger you. Judging by the kind people trying to explain some of the reasons why a sign would be helpful to the Islamic community, you didn’t accept the answers as it didn’t fit your narrative.
@alwynkotzee@emabob79 @amir_sabbah @b3nsterb3n@BBCNews I’m genuinely hoping that this tweet stops that lady from saying “why”. Never knew a sign to be so triggering!
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