Parents of Muslim pupils in Germany have complained that their children should not have to take part in any exams due to the stress placed on them by fasting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Authorities need to reign in the demands by Muslims and insist that they assimilate. German schools have been afflicted by Muslim migrants with supremacist attitudes of entitlement — and worse. Only two months ago, Heinz-Peter Meidinger stated that problems at Muslim migrant-majority schools “are spiraling out of control” and that attacks on teachers were increasing, and several schools needed private security. Circulation of Islamic State beheading videos was also an issue, as was children in possession of “knives and ‘gas sprays.’”
In February, Florian Endres from the Nuremberg Advisory Centre on Radicalisation stated that “most of the children have grown up in a Salafist environment — that is to say, their parents are radicalised.” Her words were in response to the rising alarm over “Islamic extremism” in the classroom.
Westerners have their own leaders to blame for accommodating unreasonable demands and succumbing to Muslim intimidation.
“Last year, a Dutch school in the Hague held a class photo day during the Eid al-Adha and two Muslim sisters were unable to take part in the photograph. After complaints were lodged by the mother of the two young girls, the school was forced to pay out 500 euros to each girl after a discrimination lawsuit was filed. The parents had demanded 10,000 euros, initially.”
Hungarian deputy prime minister Zsolt Semjen is correct in warning that “Islam is penetrating Europe without resistance as Christianity and national identity fade away.”
“Muslim Parents Complain Their Children Should Be Exempt from Exams During Ramadan”, by Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart, May 21, 2018:
Parents of Muslim pupils in Germany have complained that their children should not have to take part in any exams due to the stress placed on them by fasting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
President of the German Teachers’ Association Heinz-Peter Meidinger has complained that Ramadan fasting has caused several problems with Muslim parents including many being “exhausted” due to fasting, Kronen Zeitung reports.The issues have affected many schools in Berlin because of the high numbers of migrant-background students with Meidinger claiming that parents have specifically requested that their children not be made to take any sort of examination during the Islamic holy month.
“A lot of students take the fast very seriously now,” Meidinger said.
Family Minister Franziska Giffey, of the Social Democrats, said that fasting should not be a focus for children saying: “Children have to drink and eat regularly, otherwise they can no longer follow lessons attentively.”
Giffey added that teachers and others should also make sure classmates were not using peer pressure against Muslim students who were fasting saying: “There should be no discrimination, no matter if someone is fasting or not.”
The demands are not the first time Islamic religious practises has interfered with schooling in a European country. Last year, a Dutch school in the Hague held a class photo day during the Eid al-Adha and two Muslim sisters were unable to take part in the photograph….