Archbishop of York Questions Muslim Veil
One of the most senior members in the Church of England has questioned the need for Muslim women in Britain to wear the veil.
by Maria Mackay
November 13, 2006

The Archbishop of York, second in the Church of England only to the Archbishop of Canterbury, has questioned whether Muslim women in Britain should wear the veil.

In an interview with the Daily Mail, Dr John Sentamu said he did not think the veil conformed to “norms of decency”.

"Muslim scholars would say three things. First, does it conform to norms of decency? Secondly, does it render you more secure? And thirdly, what kind of Islam are you projecting by wearing it?"

I think in the British context it renders you less secure because you stick out and it brings unwelcome attention. the rest