This 'haram policeman' was offended by a girl's hijabless bitmoji

Just when we think misogynists could not get any worse, someone had to come and disprove us all.

A Palestinian woman has shared an image on social media showing the conversation she had with a man on Snapchat who "mansplained" to her the right way a Muslim women should use "bitmojis" - the cartoon avatar designed to resemble the user on the popular messaging device.

The woman's bitmoji showed her with curly hair, which was a bit too provocative for one of her male peers.

He started by greeting her with the traditional Islamic greeting of "salam" (peace) and ended by accusing her of being a "kaffira", the Arabic word for infidel... seriously.

— ㅤㅤ‏ㅤ‏ ‎ً‏ (@makloubae) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post ??i'm so ???????😟 pic.twitter.com/tAIoCBfEyn — ㅤㅤ‏ㅤ‏ ‎ً‏ (@makloubae) September 13, 2017

It's safe to say that there were many women unhappy about this...

— EJ (@ejaatouu) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post This would've been me pic.twitter.com/NRTy0KoTL2 — EJ (@ejaatouu) September 13, 2017

The unnamed misogynist's hypocricy was called out... his bitmoji actually shows a flirty cartoon heart.

— Z a a m (@Zaamhaas_) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post Are we just going to ignore the "heart bitmoji" he chose? There million of bitmoji he could have chose but THIS ONE 😂😂😂yet calls you kuffar pic.twitter.com/PY5moiQMTQ — Z a a m (@Zaamhaas_) September 13, 2017

There were calls to expose him and take his sexism down on a personal level...

— Zienia زينية 🇩🇪 (@amazingsyrian) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post Reveal his @ sis! Let him be exposed! — Zienia زينية 🇩🇪 (@amazingsyrian) September 13, 2017

Or to tell him to tell his bitmoji to fear Allah...

— سُلَيْمان (@Lowpeezee) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post Why isn't his bitmoji lowering his gaze? Looks like he's getting his Quran in the left hand — سُلَيْمان (@Lowpeezee) September 13, 2017

Others even declared a bitmoji war

— Sarah (@tortugarah) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post My bitmoji would kick his bitmoji's ass 😤😤 — Sarah (@tortugarah) September 13, 2017

— Matte Black (@artymatte) September 13, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post My Bitmoji is angry for your Bitmoji 😡 pic.twitter.com/d1jSj6r5nD — Matte Black (@artymatte) September 13, 2017

Unfortunately, others were unsuprised by such behaviour...

— Rana! (@dreamsoftripoli) September 18, 2017" style="color:#fff;" class="twitter-post-link" target="_blank">Twitter Post I'm not even surprised once a girl said any hijabi who has a bitemoji without a hijab might as well take it off in real life... https://t.co/XKBMuu8Nla — Rana! (@dreamsoftripoli) September 18, 2017