Posted on 06/23/2020 2:20:33 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
A Muslim woman arrested during a Black Lives Matter protest in Miami was forced to remove her hijab for a booking photo, which a Muslim civil rights advocate called a “severe violation of religious freedoms.”
It also prompted....
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If she is a real Muslim, and actually married to a Muslim man, then he ought to come down to the station and discipline her enough to return to the home and honor the family.
She was being booked!!!!!
Please take this sh*t to court so I can utterly LMAO when the Judge throws the sh*t case out.
50/50 chance these days.
maybe the hooded Mualims shouldn’t be doing protests.
Our America hating media thinks this is not only news but outrageous news.
Yet the same people hyperventilating over this ridiculous action celebrate when Christians are forced to participate in abortion and deviant marriages or are prohibited from attending services.
Dumb SOBs don't know what freedom is.
Good catch. I’ve been looking for it.
Yuck! Put the burka back on.
What? No picture?
I wanted to see what was underneath.
Must’ve been a dude
Muslim...I don’t give a shi’ite...
Oh. Yikes.
The crazy is always in the eyes.
Eyes don’t lies
If my understanding is correct, that garb isn’t even a strict religious requirement - more of a cultural thing.
The make up is a no-no. People have been killed for wearing it in Muslim countries.
Eye makeup too?
How much you want to bet that she only wears the hijab when she’s committing crimes?
The booking photo is a great dishonor. I guess their will now be an honor killing.
In that photo she is not wearing her veil! She is dressed as a prostitute and accordingly, should be treated as such. As prostitutes are immoral women she needs to be stoned to death for her immorality!
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