The face cannot be covered and if you're allowed to wear a hat for instance, it's not that the hijab of muslims covers anything that's needed for a positive vis

The face cannot be covered and if you're allowed to wear a hat for instance, it's not that the hijab of muslims covers anything that's needed for a positive visual ID. However.. what strikes me most is that muslims seem to have issues with whatever ruling is present in a state or country. In Belgium, we have/had equal debates. Governmental workers that address public cannot wear visible religious symbols (christians can wear a cross around their neck for instance, but have to have it under their clothes), jews have to remove their kippah but lo and behold, muslims are the only community making a fuzz about the fact they have to remove their head scarf. I think is more increasingly becoming a problem. Most muslim states puts the believe above the law, or at least adhere to the sharia where faith dictates the law. They seem to expect that countries respect their religion, even if it collides with current law and regulations.