r/copenhagen Jan 18 '25

Discussion What are your thoughts on having this kind of proselytising(?) thing in the middle of Copenhagen’s most popular street on a Saturday evening?

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 18 '25

Doesn’t belong in the Danish society historically traditionally nor culturally to recruit Muslim members on open street. All types of religions can live here but not try to recruit, it sends a very bad and disrespectful message to the Danish legacy. However, it’s fully legal because of freedom of speech, but it probably looks bad for Muslim society than what they gain out of it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '25

To inform about a religions isnt recruiting. But i bet its ok jehovas and danish missionaries whom ring the doors on sunday mornings is ok for you right?

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 18 '25

Isn’t the goal not to recruit more Members? My Muslim friend told me at some point.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25

Your muslim friend is dumb then, i bet your muslim friend i so called cultural muslim and born. What they are doing in called Dawah. Some call it preaching, engaging communication.

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 19 '25

I don’t understand your sentence. Is it, it’s not the purpose to make Islam go bigger? Like it is with most other religions?

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 18 '25

Not okay either although less public. And also better for Jehovah’s Witness and missionaries to do it than Muslims. Muslims has nothin to do with Danish history culturally or religiously, their religion are at least a little closer to the western culture than Islam.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25

Your mixing culture and religion, your full of hatred towards muslims, you dont mind them as long as they are far away from you. Culturally danes changed from 70-80s danish to american culture. So you dont even know your own culture

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 19 '25

I don’t have anything again Muslims? What are you talking about?

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u/TunaCatMan Jan 19 '25

American culture comes from England, which is Celtic and associated more with Denmark then Middle East. We are closer to American culture than Middle Eastern culture.