Girl wearing hijab denied entry to class

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By strawberry_shisha

Source: http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/qatar/207806-girl-wearing-hijab-denied-...

DOHA: A private school here denied entry to a girl student to the classroom on the first day of the new academic year for wearing the headscarf (hijab), a local Arabic daily reported yesterday.

The Supreme Education Council (SEC) immediately intervened and forced the school to revoke its decision. The school has also been asked to make an official apology to the father of the student, the daily said. The father was surprised by the school’s move because his daughter had been attending the same school over the past three years wearing hijab, said the daily.

After the incident, he spoke to the school administration but failed to convince them. He said the school couldn’t give him any satisfactory explanation for the sudden change in the rules.

SEC came to know about the incident after a friend of the father posted a complaint through Twitter. The authorities took the issue seriously and forced the school to allow the student to attend the classes in the following days, said the daily. The Peninsula

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hanisha.abbas

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By mimiloves2sing• 4 Oct 2012 16:53
Rating: 4/5
mimiloves2sing

the truth is there are just going to be some stupid people everywhere in the world who are so extreme and closed-minded and want to give wrong impression of Islam, and try to publish lies and spread fire just to do witch-hunts.

"You are new here and will learn that wasting your breath isn't worth it.AGREE!!!

"As long as you have a western passport, you are the evil and nothing you can say will ever change that" DISAGREE !!

But my husband (muslim) has lived here all his life,and knows the truth, this is bull-shxxt, no one would make a child NOT wear hijab in Qatar, someone is just trying to make fire where there isn't....

nice, i will refrain from even commenting anymore, it has nothing to do with being new here and what passport I have.

By mimiloves2sing• 4 Oct 2012 16:50
Rating: 2/5
mimiloves2sing

We were not there, we didnt hear what this was about. Of course in a Muslim country no one will say you can not wear a hijab. I am sure it is a mis-understanding, and should be handled between teacher, parent, and school officials, not the media.

Salam

By mimiloves2sing• 4 Oct 2012 16:48
mimiloves2sing

Sad

By Bachus• 18 Sep 2012 07:09
Bachus

btw--I think it is ridiculous a girl should be banned from wearing a headscarf in this or in any other country. But I think the answer is clear laws and proper education of teachers and administrators, not hefty punishments.

In terms of teachers--I think schools specifically created schools for expat children (called "community schools" by the SEC) should be able to require teachers to dress appropriately for the community of expats they serve, even if it means no abaya in the classroom). FYI Compass is private school, not a community school.

By Bachus• 18 Sep 2012 07:08
Bachus

"Open up your mind people, we muslims simply want to be different, we have different values, and we take our faith more seriously than others"

That statement is offensive to people of other religious faiths. Imagine if a Jew made such claims of taking "our faith more seriously than others" to you. Would you not be offended?

My suggestion is that you "open your mind up" and be sensitive to others.

And in terms of wanting to be different, is the whole point you are making about conformity and wanting non-Muslims to abide by your religious and cultural practices? I would agree with the point if you were talking about Spain or the US, but Qatar is a nation in the Muslims are the majority. The people being different here are the non-Muslims.

By stealth• 12 Sep 2012 21:43
stealth

why not name and shame the school which does it.

By t_coffee_or_me• 12 Sep 2012 20:35
t_coffee_or_me

Wise men never argue with fools, because people from a distance can't tell who is who?

By mikail.abdullah• 12 Sep 2012 20:21
mikail.abdullah

Believe it or not, this is a worrying trend. The other day, my wife, a non arab muslim wanted to help someone to get a teaching job at a school here in Doha was rudely told that the school does not accept teachers who is wearing all black abaya. If the applicant was wearing a niqab, "do not bother". I cannot believe such things happen here, we left Europe & South East Asia due to discrimination that we face, only to be faced with such rubbish. Open up your mind people, we muslims simply want to be different, we have different values, and we take our faith more seriously than others but we are all normal family oriented, peace loving human underneath. Charles

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 18:18
britexpat

Damn. I wish I had someone to cook me a hot dinner after a hard day at work :O(

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 18:11
Bachus

Enjoy mimi. I'm off to dinner myself.

By mimiloves2sing• 12 Sep 2012 18:05
mimiloves2sing

I agree !!! guess it is better to just stop wasting my civilized thoughts & prayers for peace on such people, and go make a great dinner for my hubby to enjoy when he gets home from long day at work.

Salam

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 18:00
Bachus

Yep, otherwise these idiots will run in and try to run something up their flagpoles together. I can just picture all the confused looks now: "wait guys, I think we're doing it wrong . . . "

By nomerci• 12 Sep 2012 17:52
nomerci

The school better beef up their security.

By mimiloves2sing• 12 Sep 2012 17:47
mimiloves2sing

benson2012 said Mimi ...

I would like to ask the same to you

"It is not just Arabs, it seems some paki's here don't want to be civilized."

ROFL - What does that mean ?

I thought being Muslim was to practice Islam, and show it is peaceful religion, not go around calling for flagging, etc.

First the mind should be clean to practice islam. calling paki / arab uncivilized...how can you actually practice

Do not forget our beloved prophet is from arabia

Yes like brit comment i too say "ROFL"

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It means, some ppl here are being un-civilized & closed minded, and giving the non-Muslim a bad image of what it means to be Muslim. In Islam ---I thought being Muslim was to practice Islam, and show it is peaceful religion, not go around calling for flagging, etc. My husband''s family is Muslim, they do not think like some ppl here, jumping to conclusions!

I am non -Muslim, but atleast I behave in a civilized manner and not go off ranting about wanting to judge someone and resort to violence like you and segmond seem to want to do!!! So rofl all you want. It just proves my point that your not a true Muslim, but in name only . Peace out!!!

I have no problems with Pakistanis, (paki's) no harm intended.......just abrv. or any other person here that is or isn't Muslim, just have problems with 2 ppl here that are not understanding what being civilized means, and how you have created an image of what Islam isn't !!!

Now can we just leave it between the father, and the school???

Salam

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 17:18
Bachus

In the bee world (much like Benson's) males are merely servants of the females, much smaller, and generally useless. So the queen is essential for successful bee-keeping.

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 17:17
Bachus

Ones that can spell.

By stealth• 12 Sep 2012 16:57
stealth

What sort of bees do you keep?

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 16:30
Bachus

Are you that dumb benson, or are you just teasing?

I also really am a bee-keeper. It's big business locally.

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 16:25
anonymous

Ok Bachus, then I'll tandem with Brit. But we are hoping a bigger cut since we're both european!

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 16:19
Bachus

Only for another assistant to do my job for me. I've been given more responsibility because my nationality on my passport, so I need more people to do my job.

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 16:18
britexpat

Wait your turn.. I have already sent my CV / resume :O)

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 16:14
anonymous

Bachus, any vacancies in your company?

By aiwa6• 12 Sep 2012 16:13
aiwa6

Um, I am from Pakistan too. And I do believe 'Paki' is a derogatory term. Why does everyone need stereotypes and labels. Tolerance, people.

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 16:01
Bachus

Thanks Adey.

Fortunately I am a grossly overpaid white expat who is completely unqualified to do his job. This means they hired an Asian assistant (who they pay an absolute pittance) to do all the work for me, while I make the big bucks. So I have all day.

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 15:50
anonymous

Not to blame on twitter but thanks to this application, more morons can be heard all around the world within miliseconds... scary huh?

By adey• 12 Sep 2012 15:44
adey

the close-minded and the just plain and simple hard of understanding crowd finally beat me; that's why I've pretty much given up on this sight.

LP, Bachus and fubar - I salute you for keeping up with it, but I have better things to do with my time; I refuse to stoop to the level of those I mentioned above.

And Segmund - you need some serious help my friend if that is the way you see the world.

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:44
Bachus

Brilliant arguments Benson. I am totally persuaded. ROFL.

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:40
Bachus

Have a good day mimi.

By mimiloves2sing• 12 Sep 2012 15:36
mimiloves2sing

There goes the thread!!!! Some ppl just will never be open-minded and civilized. No more wasting my breath on such ppl here. Glad in real life, it is only between the father, the school, and the teacher, and that they have most likely moved on with their day in peace knowing it was not anything to be taken out of context.

Salam

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:34
Bachus

Well put mimi.

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 15:34
britexpat

"It is not just Arabs, it seems some paki's here don't want to be civilized."

ROFL - What does that mean ?

By mimiloves2sing• 12 Sep 2012 15:33
mimiloves2sing

My point exactly !

This is why I stated it does not matter if I am new here or what passport I hold, what matters is, some ppl are wanting a riot without even hearing or seeing the whole truth.

I agree with fubar Where are the people calling for peace and understanding? It is not just Arabs, it seems some paki's here don't want to be civilized. I thought being Muslim was to practice Islam, and show it is peaceful religion, not go around calling for flagging, etc.

Stop judging people. This is out of control for nothing. Peace out. It is Seems if it was a real big deal, it would be on TV news, and not being discussed on twitter, and here just to form a witch hunt. !!!'

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:32
Bachus

And there goes the the thread. Just seeing that he posted made me tired. Oh well, I guess every village needs an idiot.

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 15:29
Segmund

To nip the evil in bud is crucial as a stitch in time saves nine. That no mercy should be meted out to this rascally blackguard of a teacher for his senseless infraction of our values. That he found it so easy to brazenly compromise the modesty of a female clearly underscores the importance of a strict law in place to prevent such incidents from ever happening again. In all likelihood, he was trying to test the limits of the people of this country. Unless, he was a complete retard and a psychopath, he would, in all sanity never have tried to do this for fun. It is important that now he be taken to task with the same seriousness with he committed this crime.

It is so clear that many among us, most likely out of their voyer urges, are not only keeping silent over the matter, but are even not shying away from publicly protecting the transgressor. It is these voyers who are responsible for making a showpiece of the womankind, depriving womanhood of her richest ornament: modesty. There were many people even among the Christians and the Jews who tried to oppose these voyers from materializing their dream of making every woman come out in the nude. However, they were still successful in the west.

Now, they have made their evil designs to engulf the orient as well. But so long as sensible people live, these monstrous rascals will never succeed in snatching off the dress of modesty from a woman.

If someone asks my daughter, my wife, my sister to not enter the class just because she is wearing her scarf, I would rather crack the voyer's head like an egg than become a supporter for him. The daughter of another muslim is no less sacred to me.

By aiwa6• 12 Sep 2012 15:28
aiwa6

I don't believe in labels though. Too stereotypical.

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 15:25
fubar

They aren't the only people whose default setting is "VIOLENT"

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 15:22
britexpat

You are falling into the same trap :O)

Ibn Khaldoun described Nomads as rough, savage and uncultured, but also said that they are hardy and uncorrupt in morals.

By aiwa6• 12 Sep 2012 15:18
aiwa6

Well said, Bachus and Fathima.

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:16
Bachus

Yes fubar. And also disappointed. But then it merely underlines that the Arab world's prosperity is stifled by violence and mistrust.

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 15:11
anonymous

Bachus, according to the lauded philosopher and sociologist Ibn Khaldoun, the Arab is "savage by nature".

(Source: Muqadimma. This is for benson)

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 15:08
fubar

Bachus, are you as frightened as me at how some people think that the first and only response to every problem is a call to violence?

Where are the people calling for peace and understanding?

Fatimah, ever considered starting a school and teaching people to be civilized, and not willing to form angry, hate-filled mobs to lynch everyone?

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 15:05
Bachus

The number of morons on QL never ceases to amaze me.

IF THE STORY IS TRUE--the response of some here is to fire every person at the school, close it down, flog the teacher and administrator, deport them, lay an obscene fine on the school, etc. Sounds an awful lot like the unconsidered stupidity transpiring in Egypt and Libya.

How about this: find out if it is true and the WHOLE circumstances. See that it is corrected by politely educating the school officials that the student was acting within her rights, and then move on. Such restraint is mark of confidence and civility. Punishing these people so severely would only bring shame to Qatar and its predominate religion. After all true power is the ability to deal out severe retribution but then acting with restraint. But then there is always the savage option of forming a mob, attacking the school and hurting some innocent people.

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 14:51
fubar

The Principal is ignorant for sending out a directive to all campuses affirming that students can wear hijab?

Or the Principal is ignorant for meeting with the child's father and agreeing to let her wear hijab?

Or the Principal is ignorant for going on the record as saying "Our host country is a Muslim country... would not disrespect the hijab."

I'm confused.

By stealth• 12 Sep 2012 14:35
stealth

read it and you will know the Principal is ignorant.

By jashsantiago• 12 Sep 2012 14:27
jashsantiago

Read the full story. First then give your comments. It makes no sense posting ang giving comments if you don't know the truth...

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 14:26
fubar

The only view that are really relevant are the father's, the teacher's and the principal's.

Making judgments about the situation without having all the facts to hand makes you look as stupid as you accuse the teacher of being.

By t_coffee_or_me• 12 Sep 2012 14:10
t_coffee_or_me

Some people will always remain in the dark ages in spite of being educated

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 14:06
Segmund

Why do you not just get it. Being in an Islamic country, this much no how is with every person. I saw the other day a British girl, quite young, covering her shoulders with a shawl, obviously in an attempt to conform to the cultural norms.

This teacher must be taught a lesson. At least, cane him a few times.

By stealth• 12 Sep 2012 13:53
stealth

was the principal dumb?

By stealth• 12 Sep 2012 13:50
stealth

wow, what a spin? so innocent...

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 13:41
britexpat

“Her teacher asked, ‘Why are you wearing the hijab?’ We weren’t certain whether it was appropriate for young girls,” Brackstone-Drake said. in the way the ques

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 13:31
anonymous

People in general are idiots, fubar. So, no surprise.

By FathimaH• 12 Sep 2012 13:28
FathimaH

That any school/school teacher in this country is gonna randomly decide to ask a student not to wear the hijab, Knowing the backlash it's likely to cause. Come on people, do you really believe this is actually what happened?

As for the teacher asking the girl "why do you wear hijab" So what?? What's the big deal?

My daughter attended a independent school herself and would sometimes ask to be excused from certain activities due to religious reasons. Often teachers, both Arabs and non Arabs,Muslims and non Muslims, would ask her "why don't you do such and such" And AlHamdulillah never once did she hesitate to explain to them exactly why,with authentic proof(and no she didn't say "cos my parents say no"). That is because I have brought her up to practice Islam with knowledge. And I am happy that she can then convey her knowledge to others than appears to be a brainwashed kid!

Finally I have long since given up blindly believing any story that is conveyed by the media, any media! Better to first check the facts and study the evidences and logical reasoning. And in this case, as Fubar rightly said, we can only even consider the version carried by the Peninsular to be true should the father of child come out in public and relate exactly what happened and quote what the teacher said.

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 13:11
fubar

Say what you will about the papers and blogs. That's one argument.

But what scares me more is how people believe immediately everything that gets spread around on twitter and BBM.

Look at what happened in India when some people started spreading fake images through SMS, BBM, Twitter etc, and within days there were thousands fleeing for their lives under the impression that they were going to be murdered by gangs of anti-Islamic protesters.

By Xena• 12 Sep 2012 13:07
Xena

I give up trying to talk to people who think they are the only voice in this world that are right.

You are new here and will learn that wasting your breath isn't worth it. As long as you have a western passport, you are the evil and nothing you can say will ever change that, even when you are actually talking sense. People on here don't like sense... they like blood, guts and gore... and absolutely love to be hypocrits.

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 13:00
britexpat

Who is offended ?

By Xena• 12 Sep 2012 13:00
Xena

if you knew anything about my 5years in newspapers here, you'd know you are talking pure rubbish... go back and track all my posts about this particular newspaper... you'd know then exactly what I thought of that one too!!!

Oh and I haven't worked for them for more than a year.... finally managed to escape!

By mimiloves2sing• 12 Sep 2012 13:00
mimiloves2sing

I agree that people here change their tunes so quickly when it suits them.

Segmund!!!! you dont act inteligent!! You do not know the Facts!!! You do not hang someone on hearsay in these days!!! Were you there to see or hear what happened?

This is excatly what I am talking about, Judging someone based on Hear-say from the Media. No trail, just want to hang someone without even knowing the truth!!!

Nice Segmund! What would we do for you if you said or did something and it was mis-quoted? Hang YOU? no, we know your human, and make mistakes, we would go directly to you and talk to you about it and then do correct steps, to make sure you correct yourself so it doesnt happen again. do we judge right away when someone makes 1 mistake? everyone would be dead if we made 1 mistake in life if we did it your way.

Anyway, i do wish peace to everyone, let's be human, and get along. Whatever happened, the facts are between the school, the father, and the teacher. They will correct it.

By Xena• 12 Sep 2012 12:58
Xena

about how bad the press is in Doha, but the minute someone comes in and actually starts reporting decently, people are offended... because they don't want to see the truth... they'd rather live in their fantasy red-rimmed world....

Hypocrits!

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 12:56
britexpat

This is the whole point. It is a blog portraying itself as a news paper..I could take a peace of news from somewhere , post it there and ask for comments :O)

Anyway, let's agree to disagree about Doha News. Let's focus on the story instead ..

By Xena• 12 Sep 2012 12:50
Xena

I worked in one the the Qatar daily's for 5 years, remember....

Doha News are way more informative than I have ever found any of the others too be.

BTW, if anyone has actually noticed, they are a blog, not an actual paper or news agent.

It also amazes me how people can change their tunes so quickly when it suits them. They would rather believe the wishy washy Peninsula story, without names, than Doha' news fully comprehensive name dropping story...

It just goes to prove, people only see what they want to see and anything else is just garbage...

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 12:43
britexpat

I personaly find Doha News is no better than any of the other papers. I don't like it because it usually carries second hand news and not too well at that.

This is my own personal opinion. You may feel differently.

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 12:42
Segmund

Told you they got ulterior ambitions.

By Xena• 12 Sep 2012 12:35
Xena

How when Doha News was the only news source breaking the Villagio incident, every one praised them...

Now they only talk twaddle.... I do wish people could make their minds up and take a stand, instead of being so fickle and hunting with a pack of wolves out to make trouble.

By t_coffee_or_me• 12 Sep 2012 12:34
t_coffee_or_me

Or who ever that teacher was.

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 12:34
britexpat

The school "allows" the wearing of hijab - as shown on their website.

If the story is true as told , then the teacher had no right to question the girl.

What this really highlights is the lack of quality and reporting of the newspapers here :O(

By t_coffee_or_me• 12 Sep 2012 12:32
t_coffee_or_me

I am sure Brackstone-Drake is packing her bags, who is she to Question a student about wearing the hijab.

By HARISQATAR• 12 Sep 2012 12:23
HARISQATAR

COMPASS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ASPER DOHA NEWS WEBSITE.....THIS IS NOT GOOD ...TEACHING SCHOOL CURRICULAM ,,DON'T INVOLVE CHILDRENS PERSONNEL BELIEVINGS

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 12:16
britexpat

This is even more confusing , since it only gives one side of the story and withn conflicting views to boot..

“Her teacher asked, ‘Why are you wearing the hijab?’ We weren’t certain whether it was appropriate for young girls,” Brackstone-Drake said.

The next day, the school was approached by the SEC, bringing to light that the matter had been misconstrued.

That prompted the principal to send an email to staff on all three campuses, affirming that students were allowed to wear hijab as long as they were in the school uniform colors - yellow or white for primary school, and black or blue for secondary school.

So, the staff weren't aware of this rule ?

By IlikeQL• 12 Sep 2012 12:11
IlikeQL

A story goes like this

One news reporter asked Pope – Do you know, there are many brothels in Rome?

Pope asked – Where are brothels?

Next day news came - Pope asked – where are brothels?

Some QL members post half news, just to provoke people in the name of the religion.

Must be banned.

By shabina921• 12 Sep 2012 12:08
shabina921

I interviewed the principal and another employee (who wears hijab) at the school this morning. Here's what happened:

http://dohanews.co/post/31390200560/school-report-about-hijab-wearing-student-barred-from

By britexpat• 12 Sep 2012 11:55
britexpat

I was turned into a Newt last week.. Luckily I got better :O(

By ingeniero• 12 Sep 2012 11:53
ingeniero

Segmund, :)

I have a long experience with Doha News, tried a lot on them to post stories about some companies, but they never helped!

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 11:48
Segmund

Apparently it did happen here in our beloved Qatar.

By ingeniero• 12 Sep 2012 11:47
ingeniero

Happened in Qatar in western School :)

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 11:47
Segmund

ta tor tor zay yay wo waha!

Translation: I can not agree more.

This DohaNews is run by people with dubious character. I have noticed they harbor some hidden agenda, ulterior motives and malicious intentions.

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 11:45
anonymous

did it happen in Qatar or some western country?

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 11:43
Segmund

It would be unbelievable for someone to know that a conservative country like Qatar has a school which banned a student for wearing a scarf. It is a shame for all of us and I do not know how we are going to blame France for implementing their own blame.

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 11:24
fubar

As soon as I see the father publicly speak about how his daughter was excluded because of her hijab, I will happily believe the twitter-based story.

Until then I'd sooner believe it's just crap.

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 11:16
anonymous

It's just outrageous how some people are being discriminated!

By anonymous• 12 Sep 2012 11:15
anonymous

Let's also shut all malls down who have "Family Day", or better "No Bachelor Day"!

By ingeniero• 12 Sep 2012 11:13
ingeniero

Who know Doha News are supporting the school? Can you believe Doha News? No one officially recognize them, they rely upon tweets, pictures and then post a story!

Changing the index page of website won't take more than 15 mins of yours!

But again in the end nothing will happen, if the school belong to some influential rich Qatari!

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 11:08
fubar

No, better just to keep spreading untrue rumors!

Hopefully we can provoke a mass panic, and an angry mob of townsfolk with pitchforks and burning stakes and ransack the school. Now that would be fun.

By ingeniero• 12 Sep 2012 11:04
ingeniero

Don't shut the school down, Fine around 500K Riyals, and send the teacher immediately back to his/her country, i think this will be sufficient!

By Mp76• 12 Sep 2012 10:56
Rating: 3/5
Mp76

My son attend CIS. I have seen both teachers and pupils wearing hijabs. Shutting down the school is an extreme reaction.

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 10:56
fubar

So it's a private school that only had 1 girl in the whole school who covered her hair?

Update - Doha News has the correct version of the story.

By ingeniero• 12 Sep 2012 10:55
ingeniero

Bachus, Then better kick out the Teacher from the country! What you say? :)

By kareristang pinoy• 12 Sep 2012 10:54
kareristang pinoy

maybe a mis-understanding only.....

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 10:53
Bachus

Yes, Segmund, let's shut down the entire school because of the poor judgement of one teacher. ALL the children should suffer for a mistake that was corrected. Get some perspective.

By shahzad_14• 12 Sep 2012 10:50
shahzad_14

What the Hell

By Segmund• 12 Sep 2012 10:41
Segmund

I wonder why the school is still in business. It should be shut down immediately.

What kind of education are they imparting anyways?

By fubar• 12 Sep 2012 10:37
fubar

When do we get the whole story?

A lot of unnamed sources, stories being spread through Twitter, no name of the school, the teacher, the family, the SEC officials.

Sounds like a load of crap to me. I refuse to believe that any school in this country would be that dumb.

By kkforever young• 12 Sep 2012 09:26
kkforever young

Better to post the full story so we can understand why the school took that decision.

By aiwa6• 12 Sep 2012 09:25
aiwa6

How strange. Why did they make that policy? Good thing it was revoked.

By JhonsonMustafa• 12 Sep 2012 08:49
JhonsonMustafa

Good Intervention.

By shafy88• 12 Sep 2012 08:39
shafy88

My salutes to SEC first, and i really disappointed with that school, but the authorities done their duty, Cheers!!!

By Bachus• 12 Sep 2012 08:34
Bachus

Name of the school?

By shisha202• 12 Sep 2012 08:29
shisha202

Very happy to know that SEC has intervened and revoked the decision of school.

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Fasten your seatbelts and get ready for a sweet escape into the world of budget-friendly Mango Sticky Rice that's sure to satisfy both your cravings and your budget!
Places to enjoy Mango Sticky Rice in  high-end elegance

Places to enjoy Mango Sticky Rice in high-end elegance

Delve into a world of culinary luxury as we explore the upmarket hotels and fine dining restaurants serving exquisite Mango Sticky Rice.
Where to celebrate World Vegan Day in Qatar

Where to celebrate World Vegan Day in Qatar

Celebrate World Vegan Day with our list of vegan food outlets offering an array of delectable options, spanning from colorful salads to savory shawarma and indulgent desserts.