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Well, although Martin Short just stated "Islamic countries" I doubt its illegal in every single Islamic state.
<ref>[http://oca.org/questions/nonchristiangroups/masonic-fraternity]</ref>
<ref>[http://oca.org/questions/nonchristiangroups/masonic-fraternity]</ref>
Freemasonry is also illegal in Islamic countries, where Masonic lodges are sometimes called "Houses of the Devil". <ref>Short page 170</ref>
Freemasonry is also illegal in some Islamic countries, where Masonic lodges are sometimes called "Houses of the Devil". <ref>Short page 170</ref>
Contrary to popular belief, Freemasons are not taught to 'prefer' other Masons or to do them special favors. They are pledged, however, to come to the assistance of other Masons if they are in need, so long as this does not involve any violation of one's ethical standards or imperil the well-being of the assisting Mason's family.
Contrary to popular belief, Freemasons are not taught to 'prefer' other Masons or to do them special favors. They are pledged, however, to come to the assistance of other Masons if they are in need, so long as this does not involve any violation of one's ethical standards or imperil the well-being of the assisting Mason's family.