The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is installing Muslim foot washing stations throughout the facility, according to documents from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
According to the document, the project, which comes at an estimated cost of $300,000, is expected to begin August 31.
The move is generating quite a bit of backlash on social media. “The airport already maintains dedicated prayer rooms for Muslims and provides Qurans on the shelves,” one X user said. “Texas is already one of the top states being invaded by Muslims, with over 220 mosques throughout the state, with more being built…”
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“Project consists of adding Ablution stations to existing concourse level restrooms in Terminal D, one Men’s ablution station in existing men’s restroom and one Women’s ablution station in the existing women’s restroom,” the details of the project read, as some say this will help eliminate the use of sinks in that capacity and keep the floors dry.
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Reports indicate that this is a privately funded project and the stations will be in Terminal D of the airport. Audacy notes that this terminal “handles many of DFW’s international flights.”
“The Islamic invasion is what will turn Texas blue,” one X user remarked.
“Texas has been lost. WTF has happened down there?” another asked.
Other airports have similar accommodations for Muslim travelers, including Chicago O’Hare and the George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the latter of which announced its ritual washing and prayer stations in 2024.
“The ablution room, also known as a Wudu or Tayammum facility, connects to the prayer room and features dedicated entrances easily accessible from the concourse,” the February 2024 press release reads. “The ablution room allows passengers to engage in the ritual washing of hands, feet and face before prayer. The ablution room leads into a shared prayer room that can be separated by a partition.”
