If that is what you really believe, portia44, (Muslims are sucking up way too much ...) then you have opportunities to grow. I hope you take advantage of those opportunities.

As for the "need" for cemeteries based on faith, perhaps there is no need for cemeteries based on nationality, either, but there are plenty of those - Canadian ones in Europe, for instance. People want them. What point is there in denying someone a place of their choosing to bury someone they love who has died, a place they can go to be, a place that makes sense to them (the survivors) deeply?

Would you say that cemeteries for war dead a few kilometres apart and based on nationality are the result of "clamouring for attention" and "special treatment?" As far as I can tell, separating those war graves in Europe, for example, and the nationalism behind the plan to do so, has not stood in the way of peace and well being between most of those countries following the war.

Why would it be otherwise for religions?