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Landlord penalized for failing to accommodate tenants’ religious practices – What does the Shariah say?

On April 19, 2017 the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario found that landlord John Alabi discriminated against the his tenants, the Muslim couple Walid and Heba Madkour, and harassed them because of their religious beliefs. The ruling imposed on John Alabi a penalty of $12,000 in total. On August 8, 2017 Tribunal denied Alabi’s request

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