The Qu’ranic Society to take Muslim school case to court
Thursday, May 29th, 2008Sanna Trad; 29/5/08
The Qu’ranic Society has labelled a council’s decision to reject its plans for a Muslim school in outer southwestern Sydney as racially motivated and vowed to take the case to the NSW Land and Environment Court. Qu’ranic Society board member Fouad Chami said yesterday he had no doubt the court would overturn the council’s decision on the 1200-student school proposed for the suburb of Camden. “We have complied with the law, we have done everything right, we hired master planners. There was no reason for it to be rejected,” Mr Chami said. “Even the council could not say what was wrong with the plan.”
