This article discusses the difference between racial discrimination and criticism of a religion. It explains that the UN defines racial discrimination as any distinction, exclusion, restriction, or preference based on race, color, descent, or national or ethnic origin. It also clarifies that Islam is a religion and not an ethnicity, and therefore discrimination against it is not considered racial discrimination. The article cites a case where a man was accused of inciting racial hatred for writing 'Fuck Islam' on public places and halal butcher shops. However, the court ruled that it was not an incitement to racial hatred but a legitimate expression of hostility towards a religion.