A Berlin court has ruled that schools may prohibit visible religious practices, such as Muslim prayers, to ensure school peace and avoid conflicts among students. #Schulfrieden #ReligiöseFreiheit #MuslimischesGebet (translated)
Zara Riffler described the decision as good news and wrote that the administrative court had dismissed a lawsuit against the ban on prayers at a Berlin high school. According to her, the principal had prohibited Islamic prayers after pressure on non-Islamic students had increased. According to Riffler, the ruling could allow schools to prohibit the demonstrative practice of religious rituals on school grounds. The court justified this with the interest in maintaining school peace. She wrote that the ruling was not yet legally binding. https://t.co/Egwu6cjZBh #Bildung #Religionsfreiheit #Gerichtsurteil (translated)
Ahmad Mansour wrote that the administrative court dismissed the lawsuit against a prayer ban at a Berlin high school. Students are still not allowed to pray visibly there. According to Mansour, the court found no violation of the anti-discrimination law and justified the ban with the interest in maintaining school peace. Mansour described the decision as correct and necessary. #Gebetsräume #Bildung #Religionsfreiheit #Schulrecht (translated)
