₦airaland Forum

Adolfhitler001:
Theres nothing wrong with what they are demanding, it is part of who they are try and be tolerant

liasmiram2567:
This is same thinking your forefathers had like the missionaries of old who only allowed admit Muslim students after change of name

seunmsg:
Why can’t students go to school without hijab? What will it achieve other than separate Muslim female students from Christian students? Can’t they just respect the school uniform and wear their hijab at home after school? Will the hijab make them learn better or what?

Sheuns:
All these things no suppose Dey cause trouble. Hijab or no hijab let kids be kids. They can always wear their hijabs after school. The prophet SAW advises us to follow rules of our leaders. Wearing or not wearing hijabs in schools will and cannot make the students any less Muslims. What we need is to fight for quality educational system. Not all these religious talks all the time.

Truthisunique3:
Idiots that have never established school in their lives

but how would you allow hijab to be worn in schools that aren't Muslims schools

Yet you won't allow those who don't want to wear hijab in Muslim schools owned by government?

fombi:
Schools have uniforms and dress codes. How about also allowing herbalist children to tie skeleton on their necks and sprinkle some blood on their head to school too? And other female students allowed to do whatever they like to represents their believes such as wearing extremely short skirts to classes showing their buttocks and under wears ? This is exactly what you are asking for when you want to go against school dress code with your hijab. You muslims need start asking yourselves questions, what you are giving back to society to make it a better place.

Akanbiedu:
What about the court ruling?

Quitam:
If a school is christian missionary school and their dress code doesn't permit hijab, it's not an issue. Anybody who decides to send their children there should be ready to accept the dress code.
However, for a public school nobody has the right to stop someone from what is the requirement of their religion

Truthisunique3:
hypocrite

Keep shifting goal post, Muslim schools funded by state government don't allow non Muslims

Quitam:
You can't engage in a civil argument. That's the hallmark of people like you.
Can you cite the names of the muslim schools?
Even public schools in Zamfara where muslims are 99.99% don't prevent Christians from joining

Truthisunique3:
amadiyya high school ago Iwoye in Lagos here

Don't even get me started on the north, I lived there so your Taqiya is useless here

Quitam:
Is Amadiyya owned by the government?

GuiseppeO:
Would you also be tolerant if I decide I want my kids to wear Jeans over the school uniform?

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
They should be allowed to wear whatever they feel like

compton11:
boy STFU

Would be tolerant if government change Sunday to working day?

Truthisunique3:
Muslims don't have school, Islamic center are not schools

Islam and Muslims have no capacity to run schools so for quality education they must run to school built by christian missionaries

Sheuns:
All these things no suppose Dey cause trouble. Hijab or no hijab let kids be kids. They can always wear their hijabs after school. The prophet SAW advises us to follow rules of our leaders. Wearing or not wearing hijabs in schools will and cannot make the students any less Muslims. What we need is to fight for quality educational system. Not all these religious talks all the time.

GuiseppeO:
Baba e stfu!

You terrorists are emotional pricks, human beings are social animals so we do things that are societal and socially acceptable not according to some useless terror manual...fvck off

Truthisunique3:
yes funded by government

Sheuns:
All these things no suppose Dey cause trouble. Hijab or no hijab let kids be kids. They can always wear their hijabs after school. The prophet SAW advises us to follow rules of our leaders. Wearing or not wearing hijabs in schools will and cannot make the students any less Muslims. What we need is to fight for quality educational system. Not all these religious talks all the time.