I am muslim woman and I want to serve my country. Would I be singled out or discriminated against?

Greg H.

Royal Military Police NCO

Hello,

Absolutely not. The British Army does not discriminate against religion. There are over 50 religions observed in the British Army and you will always be supported in practising your faith. Have a look at the information at apply.army.mod.uk/what-we-offer/what-we-stand-for/faith and see for yourself. Alternatively, if you are on Facebook, visit facebook.com/ArmedForcesMuslimAssociation/ and ask people who are serving for their experiences.

Thanks for the question and I hope to serve alongside you one day.

jeudi, août 8, 2019

This discussion is closed, so no new comments can be added.

Did you find this discussion helpful?

Top categories

Application Advice Application issues Application process Application Status Application support

Related discussions

Can I enlist from a commonwealth country?I am born in Norway, is there any chance I can serve the British army?I am Brazilian and I have dual Italian citizenship, when I have British citizenship, can I then serve in the army?Do I need to be in the UK to apply or may I apply from my country where I am living at present?Am I allowed to apply for SAS reserve if I have Irish citizenship?I'm transgender and quite short, will I be discriminated against?Should i apply for the army because I'm running a way from a relationship problem Do I have to move abroad in the army or will I just be going on tour? Wife doesn't want to move abroad! TIA What is it like being a muslim in the army? Is wearing a headscarf allowed?I am a Muslim woman who wears the hijab, will this have any implication in any aspect of Army life and training?As a woman, when being recruited, would I receive a care package catered for women only? Pads, tampons, anything etc?I am commonwealth in the uk who left traning can i rejoin ?I am a Muslim, would that be an issue and would my dietary needs be taken care of?If I will serve in reserves, will I be using army medical facilities or will I be with civilian GP?Will I be able to train/serve if I am non-binary? e.g. will my pronouns be respected/will I be treated equally?