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Don't know but hope he would have been similarly denied for the same reasons I think it was OK to deny the rabble-rouser his Bible - he saw and opening for a gripe and leveraged it into a "anti-religion" complaint. Since this case didn't involve a Muzzie terrorist we won't know unless one pops up in a similar situation.

I get as pissed as anyone over the disparity/hypocrisy between other religions and Christians but won't jump the shark an a particular hypothetical.

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From the Dallas News:”Muslim inmates in Texas prisons must be allowed to wear fist-length beards and skullcaps that their religion requires, a federal court ruled Monday. “Religion is important to lots of us, both in the free world and in prison,” said Eric Albritton, lawyer for David Rasheed Ali, the inmate who sued the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.”
Also from KNOW YOUR RIGHTS FREEDOM OF RELIGION (ACLU):”Courts have often concluded that prison officials could generally ban religious objects if they could make a plausible claim that the objects could pose security
problems.”