Apple Makes INCREDIBLE Stand Against Muslims, But Now Theyre In Serious Trouble According to recent reports, a Muslim car mechanic and his daughter are suing Apple for $10 million, after accusing employees in Staten Island of refusing to service their iPhone because of their religion. Elsayad Sobhi clams that he and his teenage daughter, Norhhan, were threatened and thrown out of the store because she was wearing a traditional headdress. The incident took place at the Heartland Village outlet, when Sobhi reportedly went to have to iPhone fixed by an employee, according to the lawsuit files in the Brooklyn Supreme Court. The suit claims that while the employee was working on the phone, Sobhis daughter joined them. The worker saw her headdress and refused to continue repairing the phone. Sobhi also claims that Apple employees tried to detain them for undisclosed reasons. He believes he was discriminated against and he believes that that type of behavior has become a reaction toward his community, claims Theodore Alatsas, the Sobhis lawyer. The lawsuit claims that the employees discriminated against them and refused service by virtue of their Muslim identities. Apple is yet to comment on the issue. What do you think of the incident? 