Cabbies, lock your doors.

Michael Enright, the man arrested for an alleged anti-Muslim slashing of a taxi driver in August, was released yesterday on $500,000 bail.

Enright walked out of Manhattan Supreme Court with his arm around his mother after his parents put up a $250,000 certificate of deposit and their $300,000 home in Brew ster to secure the bond.

Under the terms of his re lease, Enright has an 8 p.m. curfew, had to be outfitted with an electronic moni toring device, can’t leave the state and had to surrender his passport.

He also has to sign up for alcohol and mental-health treatment within the next week, and Justice Richard Carruthers ordered that he stay out of any bars or clubs that serve alcohol.

The 21-year-old School of Visual Arts student had downed a pint of scotch before the horrifying Aug. 24 attack on Ahmed Sharif.

Enright is due back in court on Dec. 8.