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Nope, only by the grace of the board mods. Now what did SCOTUS say about it.I'M IN CHARGE of the thread (the author and master of it).You are not in charge of anything, much less this thread.What did SCOTUS say about it?
Now answer his question. Answer or walk away.
Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
The OP has been destroyed. Please close it."How Far Will the SCOTUS Go On Behalf of Muslims ?"
Again, as the consequence of the OP's ignorance, stupidity, and unwarranted hatred of Islam, he has no idea what the issues were concerning the case the Court ruled on, in that it had nothing to do with Muslims.
The case could have concerned any person of any faith; at issue was the requirement of employers to acknowledge religious accommodations pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, not the merits of Islam nor the Court acting 'on behalf' of Muslims.
The OP is a bigot and liar.
As a supporter of Islam, that's what YOU are. I don't think you got it right. They didn't want to hire her because she wasn't conforming to their "look policy" for sales people (no headwear). If she had been a Jew, and was wearing a yamulka, or a Catholic wearing a baseball cap, she would have been denied also."How Far Will the SCOTUS Go On Behalf of Muslims ?"
Again, as the consequence of the OP's ignorance, stupidity, and unwarranted hatred of Islam, he has no idea what the issues were concerning the case the Court ruled on, in that it had nothing to do with Muslims.
The case could have concerned any person of any faith; at issue was the requirement of employers to acknowledge religious accommodations pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, not the merits of Islam nor the Court acting 'on behalf' of Muslims.
The OP is a bigot and liar.
HA HA. Poor Jake Starkey. Trembling in his boots. Afraid of the TRUTH, to the point of advocating censorship. Not very American. He should move to Saudi Arabia or North Korea.The OP has been destroyed. Please close it.
Nope, it isn't, and when is a Mr Islamization Zero, going to learn to not argue Islamization, with the Islamization expert, the Protectionist ? The closest the Koran comes to the subject of women covering themselves is in Sura 24:30 amd 24:31. All these say is that men should lower their gaze when approaching women, and women should cover their breasts. It says nothing of covering hair. No charge for the correction.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.
What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A&F didn't argue what you speculate they "maybe" think.What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
You can open a new thread and be laughed at there. That is never going to change.HA HA. Poor Jake Starkey. Trembling in his boots. Afraid of the TRUTH, to the point of advocating censorship. Not very American. He should move to Saudi Arabia or North Korea.The OP has been destroyed. Please close it.
Since neither you nor RV are experts or even informed on Islam, your statements are meaningless.Nope, it isn't, and when is a Mr Islamization Zero, going to learn to not argue Islamization, with the Islamization expert, the Protectionist ? The closest the Koran comes to the subject of women covering themselves is in Sura 24:30 amd 24:31. All these say is that men should lower their gaze when approaching women, and women should cover their breasts. It says nothing of covering hair. No charge for the correction.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.
What is your opinion of females being made to wear the hijab in America?A&F didn't argue what you speculate they "maybe" think.What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
An Infringement to their secular and temporal, Individual Liberty; even women have recourse to our Ninth Amendment.What is your opinion of females being made to wear the hijab in America?A&F didn't argue what you speculate they "maybe" think.What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
Was Elauf made to wear it?What is your opinion of females being made to wear the hijab in America?A&F didn't argue what you speculate they "maybe" think.What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
The question is immaterial to this OP, RV. Your types of comment demonstrate how little you understand about religion and our Constitution.What is your opinion of females being made to wear the hijab in America?
And your explanation for those Christians who obey dress codes? Including head coverings or no pants allowed?What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)True, but the law doesn't say that employers must accomodate a cowboy hat, or a red non-religious hat or a white non-religious hat. The law treats religious accessories with preference.
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
Like I said. It's about a Supreme Court Decision.It is about about an Islamized Supreme Court Decision, and an Islamized Supreme Court.This thread is about a Supreme Court Decision per your OP.
I'M IN CHARGE of the thread (the author and master of it).You are not in charge of anything, much less this thread.
But to what age does the Ninth Amendment extend? Can a sixteen year old get a court order which states her parents, and religion, can not shame her in public, a form of abuse.An Infringement to their secular and temporal, Individual Liberty; even women have recourse to our Ninth Amendment.What is your opinion of females being made to wear the hijab in America?A&F didn't argue what you speculate they "maybe" think.What does that mean, "religious expression"? How is the covering of ones hair, if one is a female, an expression of devotion? Why did the being that authored the koran put that in there? Well, let me explain how it works.Yup, it is, and the hijab is accepted as appropriate religious expression by devout Muslim women.Islam is not a religion, and the hijab is not part of Islam (the Koran)
A young females goes from being a child into womanhood, early teens. She is full of confusion about so many things. Now her family says her religion states that she must cover her hair in public. Why? From Islams Women - The Virtues of Hijab
The Virtues of HijabSo this young woman, still a girl really, feels ashamed and when she goes out in public in a western society she is ashamed and of course feels ridiculed. So she goes home and wonders why her family would do this to her, why would her god do this to her. Not wanting to hate her parents or her god she turns to the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around her mind and around her soul. She see that the lowest of muslims is higher than the most righteous of non-muslim. She sees that it is the infidels to blame for how she feels. She reads that she should suggest and even encourage her brother to kill infidels. (This is not hyperbole. The koran literally says kill infidels, everywhere, all the time, and no reason is needed other than the fact that they are non-believers.). She talks to her brother whom she loves very much, as he does her, they grew up together. He understands that she is now separated from him by this god's commandment. Her brother, not wanting to question his parents and strictly forbidden to question god seeks meaning from the koran. Its dark tentacles wrap around his mind and his soul. He sees that the problem is the infidels he must kill the infidels from off the earth. So, with the help of the deity of islam, he starts his planning and waiting for his opportunity to avenge his sister.
1. An act of obedience.
The hijab is an act of obedience to Allah and to his prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), Allah says in the Quran:
"It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His messenger have decreed a matter that they should have an option in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), has indeed strayed in a plain error." [Noble Quran 33:36]
Allah also said:
"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze (from looking at forbidden things) and protect their private parts (from illegal sexual acts, etc) and not to show off their adornment except what must (ordinarily) appear thereof, that they should draw their veils over their Juyubihinnah." [Noble Quran 24:31]
Juyubihinnah: The respected scholars from As-Salaf As-Saleh (righteous predecessors) differed whether the veil cover of the body must include the hands and face or not. Today, respected scholars say that the hands and face must be covered. Other respected scholars say it is preferable for women to cover their whole bodies.
[there are seven more reasons after this if one would like to visit the page]
And just maybe A & F does not want to support the abuse of females. Maybe they believe it is wrong to shame females into believing they are a lesser gender. But the supreme court feels otherwise, that it is not the decision of A & F to decide who can and can not be abused. SCOTUS believes religion is above moral dignity. Well, the SCOTUS is wrong, and so is islam.
Why do you believe i practice not judging women by the clothes they don't wear on the Internet, and try to port it to real life whenever I have the presence of mind to do so as a secular and temporal moral for modern times?
As a supporter of Islam, that's what YOU are. I don't think you got it right. They didn't want to hire her because she wasn't conforming to their "look policy" for sales people (no headwear). If she had been a Jew, and was wearing a yamulka, or a Catholic wearing a baseball cap, she would have been denied also."How Far Will the SCOTUS Go On Behalf of Muslims ?"
Again, as the consequence of the OP's ignorance, stupidity, and unwarranted hatred of Islam, he has no idea what the issues were concerning the case the Court ruled on, in that it had nothing to do with Muslims.
The case could have concerned any person of any faith; at issue was the requirement of employers to acknowledge religious accommodations pursuant to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, not the merits of Islam nor the Court acting 'on behalf' of Muslims.
The OP is a bigot and liar.
