Muslim Brotherhood Backed CAIR Suing Ohio To Allow Police Officers To Wear Hijabs

The report stated:

CAIR filed a complaint with the Ohio Civil Rights Commission against the Columbus Police Department on August 20 for its refusal to allow female Muslim police officers to wear a head scarf, or hijab, on the job.

“We believe that the Ohio Constitution and Ohio civil-rights laws do allow people to express their faith, even if they’re employees of the government,” said Romin Iqbal, CAIR-Ohio’s staff attorney, according to The Columbus Dispatch.

There’s only one problem with this statement. Although a hijab may be an expression of faith, it’s not a religious requirement.

“The Qur’an does not mandate hijab” writes Ibrahim B. Syed, Ph. D. President Islamic Research Foundation International, Inc., according to the Florida Family Association. “… as long as the dresses are not revealing or too tight, cultural variations can add tremendous diversity in the fulfillment of this guideline.  Hijab, a terminology that is NOT to be found in the Qur’an or Hadith in the context of dress code.”

Americans are tired of the whole “diversity” program pushed by the liberals and Islamic extremists.  Everyone has to be sensitive to everybody’s  culture, religion and holidays except our American culture, ways and holidays.  It’s to the point that everything is sacred and must be set aside as important except those things that are American.  American culture and ways must be suppressed-it’s offensive.  Not sensitive.  Must be crushed.

It started with Christmas.  Don’t say Merry Christmas- at schools it became a winter holiday vacation and they have a winter pagent, not Christmas.  Slowly, through law suits like this one about hijib’s, slowly they chipped away at all that felt like America, was American culture and replaced it with a generic cold non-culture.

Take off the hijib’s and whatever else that American’s don’t wear, if you want to be a civil servant in A M E R I C A.   We Americans are getting tired of all this nonsense.

Source: Biz Pac Review