Legal Question in Constitutional Law in Arkansas

Re: Is it a violation of my rights

The answer depends upon how you said it and in what context.

Disorderly conduct can be committed verbally, and almost anything can be said in a way that would qualify under the right circumstances. To take just one example, if you were yelling at the top of your lungs in a residential neighborhood in the middle of the night then arresting you would have been justified.

If you think restrictions that apply to the way people say other things somehow can't be applied to saying the names of important religious figures then you're mistaken.

Besides, you say only that you were "threatened" with arrest and not that you were actually arrested. I don't see what kind of claim you could make under these circumstances.

As always, though, with additional facts I might see things differently.