Sultana Deen from the Islamic Council of Queensland joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why the government’s plan to ban extremist symbols might be targeting the core tenets of Islam. 

She warned that banning certain Arabic scripts is the equivalent of banning the crucifix, potentially demonising thousands of law-abiding families for displaying their faith at home.

Sultana Deen from the Islamic Council of Queensland joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why the government&rsquo;s plan to ban extremist symbols might be targeting the core tenets of Islam. 
She warned that banning certain Arabic scripts is the equivalent of banning the crucifix, potentially demonising thousands of law-abiding families for displaying their faith at home.

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4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave

Why Queensland’s proposed hate speech laws could criminalize Muslim households

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