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PAS : KE ARAH PEMERINTAHAN ISLAM YANG ADIL
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MUSLIM MEDICAL SCHOOL APPLICANT GRANTED SECOND INTERVIEW AFTER BEING
GRILLED ABOUT HER FAITH
(WASHINGTON, D.C., 5/26/1999) - Alhamdulillah, A Muslim woman applicant to
State University of New York (SUNY) Stony Brook School of Medicine has been
granted a new admissions interview after being asked what she says were
degrading and inappropriate questions about her religious beliefs and about
the role of women in Islam.
The original interview allegedly included questions such as:
* "What motivated you to take Arabic as a second language? Did religion
have anything to do with it?"
* "Do you consider yourself a religious person?"
* "Do you think that women hold an 'exalted position' in Islam? If so, how
do you explain the oppression faced by women in Middle Eastern countries?"
* "Do you think that government and religion should be one or kept
separate?"
* "If your brother or your father forced you to do something for religious
reasons, how would you feel?"
* "Do you care about women in the Middle East? Do you relate to them?"
* "How do you explain that women can't drive in Saudi Arabia, or that they
can not leave their homes or hold jobs in various countries in that
region?"
The applicant was also allegedly told that she had a naïve view of the
world because she had grown up in the United States. Five months after the
interview, the applicant was notified that her admission had been denied.
(She maintained a 3.7 GPA in her undergraduate studies, and scored a 31 on
her MCAT. She was provisionally accepted to four other medical schools.)
In a letter to the medical school's dean, CAIR asked that the allegations
be investigated, and if true, that the interviewer be disciplined. CAIR
also requested that the Muslim applicant be offered an apology and that
medical school faculty be given sensitivity training in religious
diversity.
"It is entirely inappropriate for a medical school applicant to be grilled
about her religious beliefs," said CAIR Board Chairman Omar Ahmad.
"Unfortunately, the medical school has not addressed the question of what
disciplinary measures, if any, the interviewer will face," said Ahmad.
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