Shalom Rav, I have a question about the advice I heard from a rabbi. I already knew and why, that as Jews we can't go into a church But now I heard that going into a mosque is not bad. I was a little shocked and wonder Part of my family became Muslim generations back. I returned to Torah. But I grew up however part with Christianity and part with Islam. Unfortunately Many people think that islam is a monotheistic religion. But I know from Arab folkstale told to me by Muslim relatives that their allah used to be their moongood out of the many deities they had. And that mohamad was forced by what they call a djin to write the quran and choose a god from their many and claim that was the real one. They also kiss in the qaaba when they make haj a silver statue that looks oddly like a woman genitals, pardon my language. But this is facts. In mosque while praying they often go into trance. This seems to me extremely all idol worship. Am I wrong? And doesn't then the same rules apply to a mosque as a church? Very confused. And I feel like this is because of another reason. Thank you for all the amazing work you do! Shavua Tov

Asked on September 27, 2020