Lifestyle | Facebook Meet the New Islamic Facebook Site launches during Pakistan's ban on social networking site By Nick McMaster Posted Jun 9, 2010 5:17 PM CDT Copied A screen shot of the new site. (Millatfacebook.com) See 1 more photo The recent furor over a Facebook page that invited user drawings of Mohammed has spurred a Pakistani man to start an Islamic version of the social-networking site. He founded Millatfacebook.com after Facebook refused to pull the offending page and Pakistan temporarily banned the original site, the New York Daily News reports. The site expresses a neutral viewpoint, but has attracted at least a few users with anti-American and anti-Western sentiments: "All Muslims must get to gather(sic) and we easily can remove Bloody Israel from the map of the World !" reads one user's status post, while another invites members to defeat the "Zionist-owned" American Facebook. Read These Next One critical island in Iran has remained unscathed in airstrikes. For the first time in decades, team pulls out of World Cup. FBI alert alleges Iran might have its eye on a US state. Iran's new leader issued a defiant first statement. See 1 more photo Report an error