Billy_Kinetta
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5 breaks a day? Are the 5 times set for Muslim prayer all during the work day?
I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
I've been wondering about this since the Cargill company did the same: How do industries/companies in Muslim countries handle this? And if a Muslim doesn't have the opportunity to pray 5 times a day, what will happen to him/her? Have any practical accomodations been made for this in the 21st century?The OP's thread title is misleading.
Depending on the job's hours or which shift the the person is working.
A muslin wishing to pray during work hours.
Would only need one, or at most two prayer breaks, to fulfill his religious obligation. ......![]()
?I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
if they have a right, you MUST have a right, too
I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
if they have a right, you MUST have a right, too
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Just not sure what you meant. It seems if they're busy fulfilling a religious obligation, it's not a 'break' in the regular sense. Do you argue if they get prayer breaks, the non-Muslims must get the same amount of breaks? Is that the problem?I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
if they have a right, you MUST have a right, too
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What is your question, Old Lady?
Muslims pray five times during an eight hour shift?
Who says they have to be extra breaks?Just not sure what you meant. It seems if they're busy fulfilling a religious obligation, it's not a 'break' in the regular sense. Do you argue if they get prayer breaks, the non-Muslims must get the same amount of breaks? Is that the problem?I'd rather spend my breaks having a smoke or a Twinkie than praying; not much of a 'break,' from their perspective.
if they have a right, you MUST have a right, too
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What is your question, Old Lady?
Gonna get nailed on that one unless they can prove there is no reasonable way to accommodate the Muslim faithful. And learn when Muslims pray, it's not five times during 9 to 5.