Mate, if you only knew how happy that would make them.
What you have in mind, would be a version of paradise on earth for a lot of Arab males.
The gay nightclubs would be an instant hit. So many Arab males are homosexual, or at best bi-sexual, that gay nightclubs would be filled to capacity every night and most of the day.
The butcher shop selling pork would also do a booming business. Arabs that can afford it eat pork. Arabs that have money think that they can make their own rules. They are pious in public, but behind closed doors their motto is “Eat, Drink and be Merry”, it’s only the poorest members of Muslim societies who are expected to follow the strict dietary laws.
The lingerie shop would also do a good business. Arab department stores are full of lingerie stores with scantily clad mannequins (inside the shop).
What most westerners don’t understand is that the Head to Toe Burka that Muslim women wear is simply an outer garment that is worn in public. They take the Burka off once they get inside their home. What they wear under the Burka can be as simple as a pair of jeans and a blouse. But when they are in the mood, Muslim women can wear outfits under their Burkas that would be racy for a New York prostitute.
The Adult Toy Shop would be a money make as well. You just have to make sure that you stock the store with top of the line merchandise.
http://www.smh.com.au/world/strangebuttrue/saudi-pays-stiff-price-for-sex-toy-20090806-eah1.html
Finally there is the Liquor Store. That would be another enterprise that would make money. Arabs drink and they drink a lot. If you have the right contacts, you can buy alcohol anywhere in the Muslim world.
So Mate, the plan you’ve describe goes far beyond Tolerance. What you are proposing is to construct a small version of Muslim Paradise right at the edge of Ground Zero.
Sorry, I didn’t mean to launch into a rant.
The average Arab and the average Muslim are not bad people. But the rich and politically powerful in this part of the world have an arrogance that has to be experienced to be believed.