The Supreme Court Just Submitted To Shariah Law In THIS Disgusting Way According to recent reports, the Supreme Court just made a ruling that could change the way American businesses interact with Shariah Law The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in favor of Samantha Elauf, the Muslim woman who sued Abercrombie Fitch Co after she was denied a job at the store because her head scarf didnt follow the chains dress code. Elauf sued under the 1964 Civil Rights Act, banning discrimination based on a series of criteria, including religious preference. In this particular case, the main debate is whether Elauf should have been forced to specifically ask for a religious accommodation to wear her headscarf, which she did not do. A request for accommodationmay make it easier to infer motive, but it is not a necessary condition of liability, Judge Antonin Scalia wrote in his decision. Justice Clarence Thomas was the sole vote against Elauf, do to his belief that a mere application of a neutral policy doesnt indicate discrimination. What do you think of the ruling? Does this change the way businesses are forced to act? Are businesses now forced to let anyone wear whatever they want in fear that their might be a religious motive behind it? 