.////"You have violated the Koran and Islam by your actions, as well as the law of all civilised people.//
I wonder if the judge really meant for that to read as it does. ;o)
yup Ni Like you Haddon Cave J has read the Koran
but it presumably had a different effect ( now there's thing! surely not surely not no no) (:o) (:o)
"In view of the numerous references to the Qur’an by the witnesses in their written evidence, I have read and studied the entire Qur’an (using the translation referred to by the Claimant namely, “The Qur’an, A new translation by M.A.S. Abdel Haleem” published by Oxford University Press, 2004). I have also read the copy of Sayyid Qutb’s book “Milestones” supplied to me by Counsel for the BBC during the hearing (published by Islamic Book Services (P) Ltd of New Delhi, 2002) ." Haddon Cave in Shakeel Begg v BBC 2014
at least I looked up Haddon Caves previous cases - as it seems likely that he had - Cambridge runs an Islamic Law course option for starters
Oh and for the fella ( Togo) separated Mosque and State in Islam ( what right does he to pontificate on Islam? etc etc blah blah blah) - Ni will confirm there is no separation of religion and state is Islam - but as usual on AB I bet Toag really knew that.