Tag Archives: Burka
Why the Burkini Ban is Right
Does it matter what Muslim women wear to the beach? Arguably, the government should not be getting involved in swimwear. But the clothing of Muslim women is not a personal fashion choice. It’s not about modesty. It’s not about religion. It’s about putting a “Do Not Rape” sign on Muslim women. And putting a “Free to Molest” sign on non-Muslim women. In the Islamic worldview, sexual violence is the fault of the victim, not the perpetrator. Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Islamic Immigration, Islamic Terrorism, News and Analysis, Refugee Policy
Tagged Burka, Burkini Ban, Civil Rights, Hijab, Koran
