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originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: kaylaluv
Sharia is the Muslim way of life.
It is not international law
Simply put.
Thanks for that. Can you give a couple of specific examples of the Muslim way of life that might be included in Sharia law? Can you give examples of punishments for going against these examples? Is anyone whipped or stoned, or does anyone get their hands chopped off?
All you need do is take note of any country where Sharia is the law of the land.
Sharia law varies widely, depending on the sect and the region/culture. I'm interested to know how Sharia law is handled in America. Guess I won't find out in this thread.
No matter the sect or culture, there is no version of Sharia that is comparable with Western values. Free speech for one, the benchmark of western democracies, runs contrary to all aspects of it.
I don't think what you say is totally accurate. I think there is a version of Sharia law that is compatible in the U.S., as long as nothing is unconstitutional or no existing U.S. law is broken. For example, stoning people is against our laws, so that would not be allowed. Same with cutting off hands, or 100 lashes on a man's back. However, there are many other parts of Sharia law that could be recognized by U.S. courts, such as marriage/divorce contracts or resolutions of business disagreements, probating a will, etc. Believe it or not, Sharia law is not all about lashing and stoning and cutting off hands or heads. That's the sensational part that everyone wants to focus on.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: kaylaluv
Sharia is the Muslim way of life.
It is not international law
Simply put.
Thanks for that. Can you give a couple of specific examples of the Muslim way of life that might be included in Sharia law? Can you give examples of punishments for going against these examples? Is anyone whipped or stoned, or does anyone get their hands chopped off?
All you need do is take note of any country where Sharia is the law of the land.
Sharia law varies widely, depending on the sect and the region/culture. I'm interested to know how Sharia law is handled in America. Guess I won't find out in this thread.
No matter the sect or culture, there is no version of Sharia that is comparable with Western values. Free speech for one, the benchmark of western democracies, runs contrary to all aspects of it.
I don't think what you say is totally accurate. I think there is a version of Sharia law that is compatible in the U.S., as long as nothing is unconstitutional or no existing U.S. law is broken. For example, stoning people is against our laws, so that would not be allowed. Same with cutting off hands, or 100 lashes on a man's back. However, there are many other parts of Sharia law that could be recognized by U.S. courts, such as marriage/divorce contracts or resolutions of business disagreements, probating a will, etc. Believe it or not, Sharia law is not all about lashing and stoning and cutting off hands or heads. That's the sensational part that everyone wants to focus on.
Just a small quibble. Sharia means law. Calling it sharia law is kind of redundant.
I do believe it isn't just about stoning and lashing, but it is no less contradictory to western values of human rights, democracy, and freedom of conscience.
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
originally posted by: kaylaluv
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: kaylaluv
Sharia is the Muslim way of life.
It is not international law
Simply put.
Thanks for that. Can you give a couple of specific examples of the Muslim way of life that might be included in Sharia law? Can you give examples of punishments for going against these examples? Is anyone whipped or stoned, or does anyone get their hands chopped off?
All you need do is take note of any country where Sharia is the law of the land.
Sharia law varies widely, depending on the sect and the region/culture. I'm interested to know how Sharia law is handled in America. Guess I won't find out in this thread.
No matter the sect or culture, there is no version of Sharia that is comparable with Western values. Free speech for one, the benchmark of western democracies, runs contrary to all aspects of it.
I don't think what you say is totally accurate. I think there is a version of Sharia law that is compatible in the U.S., as long as nothing is unconstitutional or no existing U.S. law is broken. For example, stoning people is against our laws, so that would not be allowed. Same with cutting off hands, or 100 lashes on a man's back. However, there are many other parts of Sharia law that could be recognized by U.S. courts, such as marriage/divorce contracts or resolutions of business disagreements, probating a will, etc. Believe it or not, Sharia law is not all about lashing and stoning and cutting off hands or heads. That's the sensational part that everyone wants to focus on.
Just a small quibble. Sharia means law. Calling it sharia law is kind of redundant.
I do believe it isn't just about stoning and lashing, but it is no less contradictory to western values of human rights, democracy, and freedom of conscience.
Ok let's be honest.
That's rhetoric.
America just gets away with MORE violations of human rights because they cover it up or fear monger for support and invade countries and lie about why.
How naive of you to believe America the government believes in or gives a damn about life, never mind human rights.
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: Jiggly
Let me tell you something.
This website is non stop 24/7 anti Muslim propaganda.
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
As you worry about something that there is literally no reason to worry, it has already happened that Halakhic law, the "Noahide laws " have been made US law.
U.S. Congressman Bill Dannemeyer 72-92 has a website, I will give a link..
5/5/91 in the House, 5/7/91 in the Senate, by ''Unanimous consent" or as the Congressman says it means under the radar or sub rosa, is a euphemism for either...
H.J. 104 EH
102nd Congess dedicates 5/26/91 as "Education Day."
Which was just what they called a day honoring some Rabbis and a guise for making the 7 Noahide laws for Goyim US Law.
While fools fear what doesn't threaten them they have no idea about what does.
“ Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof... ”
originally posted by: ShadowLink
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: Jiggly
Let me tell you something.
This website is non stop 24/7 anti Muslim propaganda.
That may or may not be right but clearly after 4 pages you are not helping your case at all.
Answer me this...cause I've always wanted to know...do all muslim men wear their mothers underwear under those flowing robes...?
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: stosh64
Like I said I went to Google it was the third suggestion.
Google it, do you not know how?
I guarantee you will find out if you do.
I counted 15 news websites that reported on it before making the thread.
It's happening. Deal with it. Don't. It's your life.
originally posted by: jaccceee
originally posted by: Disturbinatti
a reply to: stosh64
Like I said I went to Google it was the third suggestion.
Google it, do you not know how?
I guarantee you will find out if you do.
I counted 15 news websites that reported on it before making the thread.
It's happening. Deal with it. Don't. It's your life.
I googled Sharia law and the 1st one is wikipedia. It shows a women being beating for violating Sharia law.