Ban for ISIS Music

Going to get straight to the point. Was playing Soul Rebel AAS and was listening to some Traditional Arabic that has no connection to ISIS or any other terrorist group , pressed V by accident and the Music started blasting out of the Microphone. Took my finger off of the V button after like 2 seconds. Some admin probably heard the Music and thought it was terrorist music, so I got a perm ban. I understand that during these times, most Arabic music is associated with ISIS/Taliban/whatever else. But this song was not. ID is: SweatyJoe 8b4033c387964a9995644d15362f36b7. 

Banning admin here.

There was no accident. It played for quite some time and you kept rising the voice to make sure its loud as possible.

As arabic speaking person you just got caught with stupid lie, there here was nothing traditional about that music. You dont probably even know what arabic traditions are.

Asking head admins to consider minimum one week ban not only breaking rules but for he is just a liar.

I mean no disrespect but it was only playing for 1-2 seconds. And I did not raise the volume. And I am going to tell you right now, I come from Jordan which is as traditional as Arabic music will ever get. The song was called : Ana Mardun, I am an Illness which a quick google search will tell you that it is older than ISIS and any other terrorist organization by at least Anyways, this is probably the last post I'll be doing here. Ban me, Un-Ban me, couldn't really care. Many other servers to play on, ones which don't have Admins banning people for listening to music that they like.

There was half of my clan as witness + test.icle and many others. It was loud and it kept getting louder.

Dabke, the traditional dance doesnt translate to "the walk". Another lie, get a grip. Why are we even debating about this, for this is going no where on your behalf?

Hayalla hattoon, or for Ya Sa3ed are traditional Jordanian songs.

Correction: The song is called Ana Maradun, which translates to I am an Illness. I get the two confused all the time. Also, Dabke isn't the only traditional music that Arabs listen to. Could you guys have gotten me confused with someone else? I was near the light house FOB. Last post on this thread. You guys decide.

Just stop, do you even know a single Jordanian artist?

Go ahead, type them the name of this song arabic and paste it here to lie your third last time.

Why you respond like that, no one claimed its the only song arabs listen to, but its the only thing that weakly translates to "the walk" you claim you were playing.

All check positive I banned the right guy.