The building of the expansive, 400-acre Muslim community known as “EPIC City” (East Plano Islamic Center) has been halted by Texas.
The city of 1,000 family houses and mixed-use buildings would be an extension of an existing Islamic colony of 74 single-family homes next to a major mosque in an incorporated region,
According to retired Plano detective Douglas Deaton. The hamlet has the characteristics of exclusive Muslim “no-go zones,” similar to those seen across Europe, Lieutenant Deaton said.
It was also developed in partnership with UIF Corporation, which has a Supervisory Board that complies with Sharia law. Concerns about the imposition of Islamic rule are raised by the fact that.
Epic City; Douglas Deaton, retired Plano police officer spills the goods.
Epic City (East Plano Islamic Center), the Center already has 74 existing homes right next to a massive mosque. 1,000 homes planned mixed use development.
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The former president of UIF Corporation is also a co-founder of the Yaken Institute for Islamic studies, which is adamantly pro-Sharia. The initiative, however, refutes such claims.
To be clear, Texas does not permit Sharia law. Sharia cities aren’t either. Additionally, these are not “no go zones,” as this initiative appears to suggest.
