US: Muslim students are getting their hijabs pulled of by teachers in classrooms

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

In regards to what?
Salary?

Diyyah

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

Every religion does that, not Islam. Jews are trying to conquer Muslim lands. Christians are trying to conquer Muslim lands. Really, you can't just single out Muslims in that regard.

There is no concept of kafir or unbeliever in Vedas. Nor is the command of slavish worship . Yes christians do that too . As for the jews well they are chosen people . Read the protocols of elder zions . I hate jews . They are a race . The Jewish reptilian genes are passed onto Jewish offspring from a Jewish mother. Orthodox Jews only recognize Jews being born of a Jewish mother as legitimate Jews. We have heard of "half Jews" "quarter jews" "part jews" but one does not state "I am a half Catholic" or how about a quarter Lutheran, or maybe part moslem. You can draw picture of jew but not of a catholic or such .

format_quote Originally Posted by Singularity

http://www.newsweek.com/teacher-plac...pulling-714356


MUSLIM STUDENTS ARE GETTING THEIR HIJABS PULLED OFF BY TEACHERS IN CLASSROOMS ACROSS THE NATION
BY BEATRICE DUPUY ON 11/16/17 AT 6:02 PM
A Virginia school district has placed a teacher on leave for removing a student’s hijab from her head. The student took to Twitter after the incident Wednesday saying that her hijab was “ripped off her head” by a teacher she appreciated and valued, according to WJLA.


An account that appears to belong to the student said she was talking with her friend when the teacher pulled off her hijab from behind. To her shock, he then said: “Oh, your hair is so pretty,” she said on Twitter.
The Fairfax County Public School district released a statement calling the incident “inappropriate and unacceptable.” “FCPS takes this incident seriously and, while a thorough investigation of the incident is conducted, the teacher has been placed on leave,” the district said.


The Council on American-Islamic Relations confirmed the Twitter statements from the student. “We welcome the decision to place the teacher on leave and to apologize to the student and her family, but further disciplinary action needs to be taken based on the results of the investigation into this disturbing incident," Nihad Awad, CAIR national executive director, said. "No student should be bullied or attacked because of his or her faith. Teachers must protect students, not subject them to harassment or intimidation,”


School districts have reported hijab pulling at schools across the nation from teachers and students in recent months. CAIR also called for the removal of a teacher from a Nashville, Tennessee, charter school last week. A teacher from the school uploaded a video to social media showing a student at the New Vision Academy Charter School having her hijab removed to show students. In the video, the girl is seen trying to cover up her hair as someone tries to pull off her hijab and play with her hair. A Snapchat video of the incident showed students touching the student’s hair with the caption “pretty hair.”


The teacher was later suspended without pay last week.


“New Vision will use this video as an opportunity to press forward with increasing cultural sensitivity and awareness among all members of the New Vision community,” Tim Malone, executive director of the school, said in a statement to WSMV.


In May, a Bronx substitute teacher in New York City ripped off a second-grade student’s hijab because the student was allegedly misbehaving. The teacher was later charged with a hate crime.

This is just awful. Nobody should be assaulted/abused for their CLOTHING of all things. They should just go ahead permanently ban the teacher from teaching.

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

This isn't true. One reason is because you're citing wikipedia. Unless you have some other valid resources which are Islamic, I'd give the benefit of the doubt.

Citation was given from these sources .

• Human Rights Watch (2004), Migrant Communities in Saudi Arabia
• Saudi Arabia BUREAU OF DEMOCRACY, HUMAN RIGHTS, AND LABOR, US State Department, 2011 Report on International Religious Freedom (2011)

http://jeddahpcg.dfa.gov.ph/qisas-an...or-blood-money

And this is just one aspect of super tolerance in KSA . Theres N number of such laws that makes non moslem life miserable in there.

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

That doesn't make sense. I don't believe in what you believe.
And I like slavish worship. It keeps one humble and reflective.

Yes thats right . Therefore you do realize a huge chunk will never agree to what you believe . Surah al kafiroon is best surah I found tbh .
If you feel it keeps you humble and reflective then I have no issues with that uwu .

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

Because of same secularism which is branded a fitnah in your own deen

Explain

format_quote Originally Posted by Supernova

Explain

The one who rules according to man-made laws and abolishes the rulings of sharee‘ah is a secularist. The one who ban or objects to the carrying out of hadd punishments such as executing the murderer and stoning or flogging the adulterer and the drinker of alcohol, or cutting off the limbs of the thief or bandit, and claims that carrying out these punishments is inhumane, or that it is cruel and abhorrent, also comes under the heading of secularism.

Theocratic Islamic State != Secularism

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

The one who rules according to man-made laws and abolishes the rulings of sharee‘ah is a secularist. The one who ban or objects to the carrying out of hadd punishments such as executing the murderer and stoning or flogging the adulterer and the drinker of alcohol, or cutting off the limbs of the thief or bandit, and claims that carrying out these punishments is inhumane, or that it is cruel and abhorrent, also comes under the heading of secularism.

Theocratic Islamic State != Secularism

Please Explain that

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

As for the citations..ive already looked through them and they still dont prove anything.

Fair enough . You dont agree to citations when its ksa . I had not agree to hr citations when its New Delhi .

format_quote Originally Posted by *charisma*

Of course. We may always disagree, the difference is.. im not trying to change the laws in your land or asking you to conform to the way i live

Do you plan to give me a minus 666 in Rating ? Just an inquiry .

(In the Name of God, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful)

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

>Asks for freedom of religion in KSA
>Gets branded egotistical
Topkek

It is completely irrational of you to reach the conclusion you've reached: Are you a troll? Because if not, there is serious deficiency in your understanding given that anyone with even an average reading comprehension can grasp that what I'm saying is that you're supporting what you yourself consider a wrong position when or if practiced by others but advocate for the reverse as a way to oppress others' freedom with whom you clearly do not share a faith and obviously seem to carry some antipathy. Also, I am not going to even pretend to a politeness I don't feel here in regards to your remarks - personally, I think you're an egotistical jerk (surprise, no surprise) and one at that who believe your posts stands as some type of "gotcha" and that your ignorance is to be rewarded.

Tell you what: How about in U.S., since this was not ever founded as a polytheist land, I and others of Abrahamic faith advocate for any Hindu women who wear bindis, vermilion, black necklaces called mangalsutra, saris, or other traditional Indian wear, etc. here in the West to allow us to preach them the virtues of Abrahamic faith in your temples freely and only then will we ever allow "your" women here to wear their traditional decorative items? Does that sound like you the voice of a reasonable person or an ass? You decide and let me know. Then, rest assured I think of you as the latter.

Peace.

I think we need to slow down here ...

While there might have been an isolated incident in which a teacher pulled a hijab off the head of a Muslim girl, I haven't seen any reports of such behavior being widespread, and it is certainly not happening all over the country. The media would jump all over this story and there would be a general outrage.

format_quote Originally Posted by Search

I think you're an egotistical jerk (surprise, no surprise) and one at that who believe your posts stands as some type of "gotcha" and that your ignorance is to be rewarded.

Nope you are ignoramus. Dont you know there are minor incidents of so called discrimination in non moslems land for majority of liberals , communists and leftists to support your freedom. But that is not the case in Islamic theocratic states . If you complain about rights in non believers land , then you shiould also introspect and raise voice , do something equally constructive in Islamic theocratic states too . THis is called pseudo secularism , the one which you are adept at .

format_quote Originally Posted by Search

How about in U.S., since this was not ever founded as a polytheist land. and others of Abrahamic faith advocate for any Hindu women who wear bindis, vermilion, black necklaces called mangalsutra, saris, or other traditional Indian wear, etc. here in the West to allow us to preach them the virtues of Abrahamic faith in your temples freely and only then will we ever allow "your" women here to wear their traditional decorative items?

Christopher Columbus for your gk , discovered that land . He was not moslem . Secondly , The Real American Revolution lets see what founding fathers have to say about abrahamic faiths
Lighthouses are more helpful than churches."
-Benajmin Franklin

"In the affairs of the world, men are saved, not by faith, but by the lack of it." -Benjamin
Franklin

"Millions of innocent men, women and children, since the introduction of Christianity, have been
burnt, tortured, fined, imprisoned; yet we have not advanced an inch towards uniformity. What
has been the effect of coercion? To make one half the world fools, and the other half hypocrites.
To support roguery and error all over the earth." - Thomas Jefferson
The largest group consisted of founders who retained Christian loyalties and practice but were influenced by Deism to great deal of extent . I have obnly give a breif insight .
Declaration of Independence (1776)
The most important assertion in this document is that “to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.”
Note that the power of government is derived not from any god but from the people. No appeal is made in this document to a god for authority of any kind. In no case are any powers given to religion in the affairs of man. The native americans were not abrhamic as well .

I can give lectures of multiple pages debunking Abrahamic myth of Murica . Did you bunk your history classes ?

its good you are willing to support hindu women . I give you your due credit . But you do realize mangalsutra , bindi support by you is shirk . Allah wont be happy about that .

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

Dont you know there are minor incidents of so called discrimination in non moslems land for majority of liberals , communists and leftists to support your freedom. But that is not the case in Islamic theocratic states . If you complain about rights in non believers land , then you shiould also introspect and raise voice , do something equally constructive in Islamic theocratic states too .

Stop trolling. Nobody is complaining of the lack of rights in non-Muslim lands. They are speaking of harassment. Now you won't find non-Muslims being harassed in Muslim countries (or Islamic theocratic states as you put it) just because they are non-Muslims.

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

I can give lectures of multiple pages debunking Abrahamic myth of Murica .

You don't have comprehension issues, do you? Where did she say that America was founded on Abrahamic faith. Instead of actually understanding the points raised, you have taken them out of context.

We do not like trolls here. You have been warned.

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

If you complain about rights in non believers land , then you shiould also introspect and raise voice , do something equally constructive in Islamic theocratic states too .

This is called whataboutism. Homework assignment: Figure out why it's a non-argument.

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

its good you are willing to support hindu women . I give you your due credit . But you do realize mangalsutra , bindi support by you is shirk . Allah wont be happy about that .

Shirk. Kufr. Those seem to be your canned responses whenever someone doesn't fit your particular preconceived idea of what a Muslim is or thinks. Sorry for not being the kind of Muslim your talking points would actually hit home on.

format_quote Originally Posted by AabiruSabeel

out of context.

I am going thru those links the one that you dropped . I will reply accordingly uwu

format_quote Originally Posted by Futuwwa

whenever someone doesn't fit your particular.

You do understand we are not moslems . Our approach will be not that of one who agrees to surah baqrah verse 3 . Now please excuse me thanks .

format_quote Originally Posted by Captain Howdy

You do understand we are not moslems . Our approach will be not that of one who agrees to surah baqrah verse 3 . Now please excuse me thanks .

Looks like replying with some random off-topic non sequitur is your standard response when your talking points fail to hit home. By all means, don't let the door hit you on the way out.