Muslims Angry That Group Puts Up 'Perfect Man' Billboard That Tells The Truth About Mohammad • Now The End Begins

Muslims Angry That Group Puts Up ‘Perfect Man’ Billboard That Tells The Truth About Mohammad

You can spot the sign from the southbound lanes of I-465 near the
Washington Street exit. It claims to list the “perfect man,” but
opponents say it degrades the Muslim prophet Mohammad. “I was a little
disappointed when I saw that,” said Farial Khatri of the Islamic Society
of North America. Opponents say the billboard’s bullet points are
meant to disparage the Muslim faith and its primary prophet, Mohammad.

by Geoffrey Grider June 7, 2017

A billboard on the east side of Indianapolis is catching the eyes of drivers, along with the ire of local Muslim groups.

You can spot the sign from the southbound lanes of I-465
near the Washington Street exit. It claims to list the “perfect man,”
but opponents say it degrades the Muslim prophet Mohammad.

“I was a little disappointed when I saw that,” said Farial Khatri of the Islamic Society of North America.

Opponents
say the billboard’s bullet points are meant to disparage the Muslim
faith and its primary prophet, Mohammad. “We’ve seen them in New York
and several others cities on billboards as well as other transit ads,”
said Kahtri.

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Muslims Angry That Group Puts Up 'Perfect Man' Billboard That Tells The Truth About Mohammad • Now The End Begins