A Muslim student tried to get another student expelled Thursday, which was World Hijab Day, after the second student refused to wear a hijab.
A Muslim student at the University of Central Florida said that she invited fellow student Kathy Zhu to try on a hijab, reported Twitchy. After Zhu declined her offer, the Muslim student, identified by Zhu to The Daily Caller News Foundation as UCF health sciences student Rayyan Sukkarieh, took to Twitter, posting “let’s get this girl expelled.”
Zhu showed pictures on Twitter of the UCF World Hijab Day booth, which displayed Sukkarieh, as well as signs reading “free headscarfs” and “my hijab is a symbol of understanding.”
Kathy Zhu @PoliticalKathy
There’s a “try a hijab on” booth at my college campus. So you’re telling me that it’s now just a fashion accessory and not a religious thing?
Or are you just trying to get women used to being oppressed under Islam?
Ian Miles Cheong @stillgray
A college student @PoliticalKathy refused to try on a hijab. Now SJWs are trying to get her expelled.
“TWITTER DO YOUR THING,” continued the Muslim student. “Let’s get this girl expelled….Ignorance will not be tolerated at my campus.”
In a video after the incident, Zhu explained that she could take a photo of Sukkarieh and her booth because UCF is a public campus.
Kathy Zhu @PoliticalKathy In this video, I’m explaining exactly what happened today in relation to the “try on a hijab” booth.
“The University of Central Florida has received a number of emailed complaints suggesting that disciplinary action be taken against students involved in a disagreement being played out via social media,” said Mark Schlueb, a spokesman for the school, to TheDCNF. “Upon review, neither student’s actions as reported to the university violate our Rules of Conduct.”