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Monday, December 6, 2010

Colorado: Muslim Woman Refuses To Remove Head-Scarf For Jail Photo

The coming push-back against this kind of nonsense will be awesome to watch.  It's coming.

From Jihad Watch:

Colorado: Muslim woman refuses to remove headscarf for jail photo


Once again the principle is advanced that where Islamic law and American law conflict, it is American law that must give way. "Muslim Woman Won't Remove Scarf For Jail Photo," from AP, December 4 (thanks to all who sent this in):



BOULDER, Colo. (AP) ― A Muslim woman who refused to remove her headscarf for a Boulder County jail booking photo has been told she'll have to explain her refusal to a judge.

Maria Hardman, 19, of Boulder, who says she converted to Islam three years ago, pleaded guilty to an alcohol violation and was sentenced to two days in jail plus community service.



She told the Boulder Daily Camera on Friday that removing her headscarf for the photo would violate her beliefs because the Quran calls for Muslim women to wear the scarf except in the company of close family.



A police report said Hardman's blood-alcohol level was 0.19, more than twice the legal limit, after she crashed her motor-scooter in August.



Alcohol consumption is generally considered to be banned by Islam. Hardman said she drank punch provided at a party without knowing it contained alcohol. She said she left after she found out.



Hardman said she was told to remove the scarf for the photo Wednesday, when she reported to the jail to do paperwork in preparation for a two-day work crew as part of her sentence.



She said her attorney spent three hours trying to persuade officials to let her wear the scarf for the photo. She said jail officials eventually allowed her to leave without taking her photo, but it's not clear whether she began serving her sentence....



Posted by Robert on December 5, 2010 4:13 PM

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