Outrage over Qurans and Hijabs at Texas school fuels Bible revival outside school gates
Outrage has erupted over a 'Why Islam?' table at a Texas high school that distributed Qurans and pamphlets about Sharia law. In response, a Bible handout was organized outside the school, where hundreds of Bibles were distributed. The school district stated that the distribution of religious materials must comply with district policies and expressed regret over the earlier incident.
- ▪A 'Why Islam?' table at Wylie East High School distributed Qurans and pamphlets, sparking community outrage.
- ▪In response, a Bible handout was organized outside the school, where hundreds of Bibles were given away.
- ▪The school district clarified that distribution of religious materials must follow district procedures and expressed regret over the incident.
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Media Outrage over Qurans and Hijabs at Texas school fuels Bible revival outside school gates By Elizabeth Heckman, Fox News Published May 24, 2026, 10:13 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton encourages schools to bring back prayer Teen opens up about winning battle to display Bible verses on school parking spot Oklahoma superintendent spars with CNN host over Bibles in schools Outrage erupted after a “Why Islam?” table at a Texas high school handed out Qurans, pamphlets about Sharia law and hijabs in February.
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