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- Uk Telegraph Reader Says Law Society Should Withdraw Its Approval For Sharia
A correspondent to the UK Telegraph speaks truth to power, but for now, it could all be wishful thinking: SIR – Sadikur Rahman expresses concern at the Law Society’s choice to issue a practice note to solicitors for drawing up “sharia-compliant”...
- How Do You Solve A Problem Like Sharia?
It’s reported today that there are now 85 sharia courts in Britain. This is 17 times higher than previously accepted, says a Daily Mail story. OK, we know they’re not legally recognised and any judgments have to be ratified. But that, apparently,...
- More Dhimmitude From The Archbishop Of Canterbury - While In Egypt!
From Reliapundit at the Astute Bloggers: TELEGRAPH: Archbishop of Canterbury: Society is coming round to my views on sharia The Archbishop of Canterbury has defended his controversial comments about the introduction of Islamic law to Britain and claimed...
- Uk: Sharia Law Now Officially Sanctioned
From Gandalf at Up Pompeii: Gandalf comments: So it has come to this, Sharia law is now part of the British legal system, now it is just a question of time and we will start seeing stoning and public decapitations. Of course the Muslim population will...
- That Stupid Judge, Lord Phillips!
Photo of Lord Phillips courtesy of The Telegraph THE TELEGRAPH: Muslims in Britain should be able to live according to Sharia law, the country's most senior judge has said. Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, the Lord Chief Justice, strongly backed...
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Top UK Judge: Sharia Should Be Implemented
I say, first person we practice Sharia on is his daughter.
From the Daily Mail:
The most senior judge in England tonight gave his blessing to the use of
sharia law to resolve disputes among Muslims.
Lord Chief Justice Lord Phillips said that Islamic legal principles
could be employed to deal with family and marital arguments and to regulate
finance.
He declared: 'It is possible in this country for those who are entering
into a contractual agreement to agree that the agreement shall be governed by a
law other than English law.'
Why? If there is already an English law dealing with the matter, than why overlay another law on top of it, Lord Dumfuq?
Look, he even says as much himself:
In his speech in an East London mosque Lord Phillips signalled approval of
sharia principles as a means of settling disputes so long as no punishments that
conflict with the established law are involved, and as long as divorces are made
to comply with the civil law.
I hope dreams he's eating fur-burger and chokes on his own wig.
- Uk Telegraph Reader Says Law Society Should Withdraw Its Approval For Sharia
A correspondent to the UK Telegraph speaks truth to power, but for now, it could all be wishful thinking: SIR – Sadikur Rahman expresses concern at the Law Society’s choice to issue a practice note to solicitors for drawing up “sharia-compliant”...
- How Do You Solve A Problem Like Sharia?
It’s reported today that there are now 85 sharia courts in Britain. This is 17 times higher than previously accepted, says a Daily Mail story. OK, we know they’re not legally recognised and any judgments have to be ratified. But that, apparently,...
- More Dhimmitude From The Archbishop Of Canterbury - While In Egypt!
From Reliapundit at the Astute Bloggers: TELEGRAPH: Archbishop of Canterbury: Society is coming round to my views on sharia The Archbishop of Canterbury has defended his controversial comments about the introduction of Islamic law to Britain and claimed...
- Uk: Sharia Law Now Officially Sanctioned
From Gandalf at Up Pompeii: Gandalf comments: So it has come to this, Sharia law is now part of the British legal system, now it is just a question of time and we will start seeing stoning and public decapitations. Of course the Muslim population will...
- That Stupid Judge, Lord Phillips!
Photo of Lord Phillips courtesy of The Telegraph THE TELEGRAPH: Muslims in Britain should be able to live according to Sharia law, the country's most senior judge has said. Lord Phillips of Worth Matravers, the Lord Chief Justice, strongly backed...