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Students Sing "Allah Akbar" at Holiday Concert

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Students Sing "Allah Akbar" at Holiday Concert

Nothing says Merry Christmas like a Ramadan song – at least in Blaine, Minnesota.

 There was a big controversy after Thursday’s holiday concert at the local high school – when the teenagers belted out a praise song to Allah.

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 I’m sure a number of Lutherans along with other Protestant parents spewed their egg nog when they heard their offspring singing, “Allah Akbar, Allah Akbar.”

 Television station WCCO first reported on the holiday dustup – quoting several moms and dads who were not all that happy their children were singing about the glories of Islam. 

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