No. That was my meaning. Those are things that can be accommodated without giving people special privileges.
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Replying to @thetigeri @AubreyHolloman
Where? In what context? I don't know if prisons currently give religious prisoners any special privileges.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
The special privileges you were talking about. What special privileges are given by any relegion?
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Replying to @thetigeri @AubreyHolloman
I asked Where? In what context? I don't know if prisons currently give religious prisoners any special privileges.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I was in the line of thinking that relegion does not have any special privileges. Relegion only offers disadvantages.
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Replying to @thetigeri @HPluckrose
If part of my prayer was to receive a massage, it would be unreasonable to demand that prisons accommodate me by being a massage therapist.
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Yes, exactly.A prisoner on whole life sentence could not expect to go on Hajj either even tho this is something a Muslim meant to do in life
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Even going on Hajj is not really a privilege. They can get trampled to death when they go. Its not quite like going on a beach holiday.
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You're missing the point of what is meant by privilege in this context.
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