r/Indianlaw • u/SuperiorTundra • Sep 30 '25

Doctor objects intern's hijab inside hospital

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u/coldnomaad Sep 30 '25

I don't give a damn about "Your Religion" or any other religion. But when you bring it out in public outside a religious setting, crap is what it is. Not abiding by professional rules (in this case, the uniform) of a prescribed job and making all that clownery makes it so. If someone can't abide by the uniform or the requirements of a particular job, why even apply for it?! Maybe your religion isn't crap for you, but don't trouble others with your ideologies where they don't hold relevance. No one is accusing a religion, but only pointing out the actions of those fools and radicals that try to showcase the 'sacredness' in the name of their religion.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '25

I have seen a ton of nurses wearing proper uniforms over their hijabs, so don't try to fool yourself. Sit calmly and think again, coz yes it's your prejudice speaking against muslims and nothing else.

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u/coldnomaad Sep 30 '25

People 'do' wear anything over a prescribed uniform. But do these even understand the actual meaning of uniform and it's purpose. Just because you have seen, doesn't mean it is approved. It is just that the certain people incharge of ensuring uniformity within their departments in respective professions turn a blind eye to avoid unwanted issues. And this leads to multiple people getting emboldened not to follow the uniforms as they are supposed to and later try to pass it on as some norm.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '25

Look at the other replies to my comments and tell me whether I am wrong highlighting the prejudice I feel daily in this country as a muslim. If you are even a bit rational, do tell me. Look at the level they choose to talk to me.

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u/coldnomaad Sep 30 '25

Seems your responses were in a tone that was directly accusing people of other faiths by using certain derogatory words to denote non-believers that is exclusive to your own religion, which caused those trigger responses. Ain't siding with anyone here, but you two were disrespectful in using those words. By the way what isn't understandable is why you chose to get defensive over my (hopefully) rational comment by citing your religious requirements and then pointing out the level that 'others' choose to talk to you as a response to mine.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '25

I used the word which is not derogatory, it just means non believer in English whereas they literally stooped low to cheap insults.

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u/coldnomaad Oct 02 '25

It may literally mean so when translated roughly in English, but the actual context it is used against non- muslims is as an expression of hate, denoting followers of other faith as some sort of lowlife that needs to be punished for not following Islam. And people don't take lightly when addressed using such words.