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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has advised its becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels not to wear traditional clothes when they travel becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels. This was after a UAE businessman was mistaken for a becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels of ISIS in Ohio, USA. Ahmad Al Menhali, from Abu Dhabi, was making a becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels call in a hotel. The becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels called the police becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels he was wearing a white Arab becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels and headdress, and he was speaking Arabic. She thought he was a becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels. Police armed with assault rifles wrestled Mr Al Menhali to the becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels. He needed hospital treatment after the incident. He was shocked at how " becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels" the police were.

The police and the hotel apologised for the becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels. The UAE said its citizens had to think about their becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels when they travel outside of the UAE. Mr Al Menhali becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels blamed Donald Trump, for making becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels hate Muslims. An American Islamic relations becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels said it was worried that the police talked about Mr Menhali's becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels being a criminal sign in their becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels. It added: "Police need more becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels training. This is shocking". Mr Al Menhali said: "I always wear my traditional clothes during all my becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels and never encountered becausebrutalcitizensclothingdiversityfloorgroupincidentmemberoverseaspeoplephonereceptionistreportreportedlyrobesafetysuchterroristtravels a thing".