Jizya in Canada: Fined $12,000 for Wearing Shoes on His Own Property

It would seem to be impossible to get fined $12,000 for wearing shoes on your own property. But Canada’s maniacal “human rights” tribunals have worked another miracle of evil:

A Canadian landlord who was fined $12,000 for wearing shoes in a Muslim tenant’s home said he felt “humiliated” by the harsh penalty levied by a national human rights tribunal.

In an interview with the Toronto Sun, John Alabi, 52, of Brampton, recounted how he went above and beyond trying to accommodate the Egyptian-born couple who lived in the apartment for two months – just to be slapped with a steep fine for the shoe incident. …

The Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario ordered Alabi in April to pay the tenants $6,000 each after he failed to take his shoes off in the bedroom were the couple prayed while he was showing the home to potential renters. The couple, who moved into [the] first floor of the home in December 2014, terminated their lease on Feb. 28, 2015. …

Alabi told the news site the couple never had an issue when he wore his shoes in the home to do repairs. Then they filed a grievance eight months after the last incident, the Toronto Sun reported.

Canadians must at all times be extra obsequious to Muslims unless they want a grievance filed against them. That is what life has been like for dhimmis under sharia for centuries.

Alabi says he can’t pay the fine because he does not have the money. No doubt the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario would respond that he should have thought about that before being a racist Islamophobe.

On tips from Sufferfortribe, CA, Don M, and Varla.