Muslims Outraged After HijabAccording to recent reports, Ragdaa Ali entered an Inkster branch of Advance America to get cash, but did not comprehend that the rules of the organization would apply to her. The facility had a sign informing customers to please remove hats and sunglasses. The policy was designed for safety; the business wanted to be able to clearly identify those entering their doors. Ali was immediately told by a clerk inside of the business to get out for wearing full hijab. This is our beliefs and our religious, you know, we cannot take it off, Ali told reporters. She said, If you cannot take it off, we cannot serve you. Now, the Council on American-Islamic Relations is helping Ali file a religious discrimination lawsuit toward the business. The suit, which started in Michigan, eliminates the requirement for Muslim women to remove their head scarves for state identification photographs. This is my country and I have the same right as they have, Ali claims. Still, Advance America is standing behind their policy and the clerk who defended it. Their policy is not in place for identification purposes, but rather for the safety of their customers and employees. What do you think? Do you support Advance Americas policy? 