Town Reacts To Muslim Groups Demands For A Mosque [VIDEO] Recently, the City Council in Kennesaw made the decision to vote against allowing an Islamic group the opportunity to rent a retail space for a mosque in the Georgia town. Meanwhile, anti-Muslim protestors stood outside Kennesaw city Hall. According to reports, the local Islamic group had agreed to a series of limitations that the Kennesaw city attorney had requested of them, including limiting their presence to 80 worshipers at a time, and a limited two-year lease. The issue at hand has to do with the hours and days of the week that [the mosque] will be open from my perspective, Mayor Matthews claimed in an interview with The Marietta Daily Journal. City Council Member Cris Eaton-Welsh voted in favor of the Muslim group, but all four remaining members voted against. Each application is considered on its own merits and precedence does not come into consideration in my opinion, Matthews continued. According to the groups lawyer, Doug Dillard, it is likely the group may have to sue the City of Kennesaw in federal court. Many believe that the decision has less to do with the times that the mosque would be open than the violent nature of the religion. What do you think? Would you allow a mosque to be built in your town? 