Muslims currently at uni, what is your honest opinion of the culture?

You don't have a right not to hear something just because you don't want to hear it, just ignore it.

And?

They should understand that majority of people will feel uncomfortable with them doing so, and they need to understand it is not a muslim country.

Yes I do, do you think it alreyt if I go inside a mosque and start singing church songs

Yes I do, do you think it alreyt if I go inside a mosque and start singing church songs

What does this have to do with anything? You know your country has freedom of religion for a reason right? Telling a Muslim they cannot pray because it's "not a Muslim country" is despicable.

I'm praying where I live... I'm not going to a church and conducting Islamic prayers... Wow you're stupid.

They should understand that majority of people will feel uncomfortable with them doing so, and they need to understand it is not a muslim country.

I think you need to expand your cultural horizons a bit. As above, daily prayers are a very private activity, and at every Uni there will be a designated Prayer Room and other facilities for practising Muslims to use during the day. All the Muslims I know - both staff and students - are very discrete about their faith. It is simply 'part of their lives' and they do not go around making a big issue about it.

There is a tendency for Muslim home students to pick universities in cities with significant Muslim populations and avoid those with small Muslim populations. Muslims are a group of people who prefer to socialise with both Muslim students and Muslim town folk but minimise their social relationships with non-Muslim students.

But could a Christian pray in a Muslim country, without being insulted, spat on,beaten to death?

The UK will be full of Muslims by 2050, the white race will most likely go extinct in the next century.

But could a Christian pray in a Muslim country, without being insulted, spat on,beaten to death?

I think the only Muslim country in the world that does not have a church is Saudi Arabia. So to answer your question as long as you're not in Saudi Arabia, you can attend churches and worship your god.

Salams.

Muslims who are currently at uni or who have been at uni, what is your honest review / opinion of the lifestyle there? Did you find it very difficult to avoid haram situations?

I have this weird view in my head of there being fitnah around every corner you turn and pressure from the people in your halls to "socialise" when there is alcohol and music every time.

Would you say that it's easy to just mind your own business and study or is it really distracting with all the temptations around? If you had to give some important advice for a muslim going to uni, what advice would you give?

My dad is already freaking out about me going because he thinks it's going to be like a brothel... he said students don't always go out and they have parties inside most of the time.

Non Muslims, would you be bothered if a practising Muslim was in your hall? Someone who wears the hijab, prays, fasts etc?

This is why you should commute.

Salams.

Muslims who are currently at uni or who have been at uni, what is your honest review / opinion of the lifestyle there? Did you find it very difficult to avoid haram situations?

I have this weird view in my head of there being fitnah around every corner you turn and pressure from the people in your halls to "socialise" when there is alcohol and music every time.

Would you say that it's easy to just mind your own business and study or is it really distracting with all the temptations around? If you had to give some important advice for a muslim going to uni, what advice would you give?

My dad is already freaking out about me going because he thinks it's going to be like a brothel... he said students don't always go out and they have parties inside most of the time.

Non Muslims, would you be bothered if a practising Muslim was in your hall? Someone who wears the hijab, prays, fasts etc?