The swedish cultural traitor - IKEA !
MASJID-UL-IKEA: Who needs Saudi money when Ikea will fund your mosque?
Posted: June 16, 2012 | Author: barenakedislam | Filed under: Islam in America |
LOS
ANGELES: After years of unsuccessful fundraising dinners and taking
taraweeh prayers hostage, Masjid-ul-Islam is finally getting the funds
it needs to finish phase three of its renovation project. IKEA, the
Swedish furniture giant, has agreed to be a corporate sponsor for the
masjid.
(Well, IKEA IS Swedish and we know
how happy the Swedes are about the dramatic spike in rapes of Swedish
women by Muslim men. IKEA now joins Best Buy, Butterball, Whole Foods,
KFC, Costco and host of other businesses on the infidel sh*t list)
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Masjid president Ismail Badry was ecstatic. “Alhamdullilah for IKEA’s
corporate sponsorship. Things got really bad for fundraising ideas.”
Badry mentioned that he once dressed as a homeless man to earn more cash
for the masjid. “With IKEA supporting us, I won’t have to take the
nicest-looking shoes and auction them off on Craigslist anymore.”
IKEA
sees the renovation sponsorship as an extension to its ever-evolving
brand. Director of Community Affairs at IKEA, Mikos Svennson said,
“Although this is the first time we have sponsored a religious
institution, we believe that the mosque will find benefit with our
sponsorship. IKEA loves to help cultivate burgeoning communities.”
Part of the sponsorship deal was to rename the mosque to Masjid-ul-IKEA.
In addition to rebranding the masjid to be in-line with IKEA’s brand,
the layout of the entire masjid was overhauled to resemble an IKEA
store.
Badry sees a future in corporate
sponsorship with religious institutions. “I think the next step is to
start getting corporations involved with our holidays. Like Eid. I can’t
even imagine the possibilities of what a religious holiday can look
like when it’s completely backed by corporations.”
Badry sees a future in corporate sponsorship with religious institutions. “I
think the next step is to start getting corporations involved with our
holidays. Like Eid. I can’t even imagine the possibilities of what a
religious holiday can look like when it’s completely backed by
corporations.”
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