You are right, its totally not teachers business. But to be fair, so many people are islamophobic, its the same or worse than racism. I'm white so I can only imagine, don't judge me please. Anyway, I'm a Christian and married to a Muslim man, my daughter is being raised as Muslim because that's what me and my partner decided. However, I must say that my mom, who is Christian by birth, not even a practicing one (by this I mean she is only going to church for Christmas and Easter which makes 2x a year) has told me that "when my daughter grows up, she can decide for herself what her religion is). Some people are very insecure because they themselves are Christian but not true believers. Then they say things like "when they grow up they can decide". They must have heard about people converting from Cristianity from Islam and then preach that it could or should be the other way round - why don't people convert from Islam to Christianity? This Christian logic dies not make sense sonny Muslim because they have studied that their religion is a new one and has been created to correct faulted Christianity. Almost like Cristianity had errors in it and God has changed his mind. I respect Islam because ai have known my partner for 10 years and its amazing religion, but I am reluctant to change my religion because it feels unnatural to me and I dobt have an inclination. To be fair, nothing is forced in Islam, women are not forced to wear Hijabs, in so many muslim countries now I see lots of women in the street not wearing head covering, only dress modestly in any loose close not to be sexualised. This is a huge problem in modern world, that women are objectified in pop industry but they do it themselves and rename it female empowerment. Since my 20s I wanted to dress more elegant and classy myself but did not know how to do it, its so easy to buy short dresses and feel free and sexy doing it. But the problem is that this exposure really changes mens psychology, seeing half naked women everyday and combined with hookup culture they don't want to put the effort into maintaining a real close relationship. Women are choosing not to have as many children cause they know how easy it is for men to cheat nowadays, so any divorced families in our parents generation etc. Even sex trafficking has been increasing steadily over the recent years. Religion is so complex, I have known my in-laws for 10 years and even I still get judgmental from time to time when I get dysphoric premenstrual disorder. It's so so easy to judge women who cover up because of women's own internalised hate and knowing deep down that their self worth is shallow and based on male gaze and attention. I know I'm off topic, but during 10 years of my marriage ai have realised so many things that you cannot comprehend unless you are a Christian and have a Muslim spouse. Even in the beginning of our relationship, I think I only got involved because I was a very tolerant and open minded person, I hated my own father so I wanted to meet someone different on a subconscious level. It took 10 years of reprogramming my own islamophobic biases, so for someone who does not know any Muslims closely, it is impossible to be really truly accepting of Islam. We are recognising racism a lot more than islamophobia. Some people (even in my own Christian family) only like Muslims if they see them as really open minded, for example these muslims drink, don't wear Hijabs, get divorced, swear, are promiscuous etc.