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What should I do if I'm bullied at school for being Muslim?

No, you don't have to put up with it. Get safe, tell a trusted adult, keep a record and report it to the school in writing.

Yes, if they haven't given permission. It's their paid property. Ask and offer to share the cost; public Wi-Fi offered to all is fine.

Yes, learning the Quran online is fine. What matters is a qualified, trustworthy teacher who hears you recite, plus steady daily practice.

Yes, almost any major is open to Muslims. Islam values useful knowledge; only fields built around something haram need a second thought.

A burkini is a full-body swimsuit with a hood for modest swimming. Here's what it covers, whether Muslim women must wear one and pool rules.

Yes, according to most contemporary scholars. It uses someone's property without consent. Libraries and open-source tools are halal options.

It depends on what you mean. For Christians it's about Jesus; the 25 December date and some customs have a debated history.

Yes, mostly. Boxing Day is now a secular holiday: family visits, sales, football and walks are fine. Stricter scholars don't celebrate it.

It depends. Sharing within what your plan allows is fine; sharing outside its rules breaks the agreement you accepted when you signed up.

Yes, adults can learn in a few months: start with the alphabet and a Qaida book, practice 15 minutes daily, and read to a teacher.

It depends. A VPN for privacy is fine, but using it to bypass region licensing may break the terms you agreed to, so the safer path is to avoid it.

Yes, many scholars allow it since Kwanzaa is cultural, not religious. Enjoy the feast and values, but skip the libation to ancestors.