UK Councils Say that Pupils' Drawings Could Be Blasphemous Under Islamic Law

UK Schools Warned Students' Drawings Could Be 'Blasphemous.' Take a Guess Why.

U.K. schools warned about student drawings possibly being 'blasphemous' under Islamic law amid cultural tensions.

UK Councils Tell Schools: Children’s DRAWINGS Could Be Blasphemous Under Islamic Law

In yet another assault on free expression in British classrooms, schools are being instructed by Labour councils to treat kids’ innocent drawings as potential offenses under Islamic interpretations.  Guidelines warn that depicting humans or prophets could spark blasphemy complaints, forcing teachers to tiptoe around religious sensitivities at the expense of creativity and open education.  The push comes amid a broader Labour government drive to …

Now they are warning parents that their kids’ artwork might be “Islamophobic” and there’s a guidance against it

Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium! Under the fake guise of leftist inclusivity, you must exclude the opinions of the majority to affirm the religion of a minority. At least, that is the case in many parts of the U.K. Across schools in northern England, campuses have been issued guidance over children's drawings, which are “considered blasphemous, while music and dance lessons could contravene the…

Liberals, Muslims Teaming Up To Stifle Little Kids' Joy

British schools 'have been advised that children’s drawings could be considered blasphemous under Islamic law,' according to The Telegraph.

UK Labour Councils Advise Schools on Muslim Pupils’ Religious Sensitivities

Several Labour-run local councils in the UK have issued guidance to schools regarding Muslim students’ religious sensitivities in classroom activities, including art, music, and dance. The advice warns that children’s drawings could be considered blasphemous under certain interpretations of Islamic law, and that music and dance lessons might also conflict with some Islamic teachings. Entitled Sharing the Journey, the guidelines note that Islamic…

UK councils say that pupils' drawings could be blasphemous under Islamic law

Some UK councils released guidelines on religious sensitivity.