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Brunei Gay Death Penalty?
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Has this been covered? It's a bit third world.
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You seem to have confused the 'real world' with Utopia, spath.
*All* laws, everywhere, developed from some sort of religious basis. In the West we are (in the main) fortunate enough to be jettisoning those based on religious teachings in favour of those based on a more humane and humanist rationale.
Thos countries embracing Islam, already have their laws written for them......they are to be found in the Koran and are implemented as Sharia Law; there can be no deviation.
Although, some Islamic countries choose not to implement them as robustly as others.
*All* laws, everywhere, developed from some sort of religious basis. In the West we are (in the main) fortunate enough to be jettisoning those based on religious teachings in favour of those based on a more humane and humanist rationale.
Thos countries embracing Islam, already have their laws written for them......they are to be found in the Koran and are implemented as Sharia Law; there can be no deviation.
Although, some Islamic countries choose not to implement them as robustly as others.
Here you go, retro:
"British law is absolute and must remain so." An e-petition to the UK government to prohibit and criminalise sharia courts received over 15,000 signatures. The government issued a response, stating that sharia rulings are only permitted if legal under UK law."
So good luck prosecuting me for any crime under sharia law. I will laugh you out the door.
"British law is absolute and must remain so." An e-petition to the UK government to prohibit and criminalise sharia courts received over 15,000 signatures. The government issued a response, stating that sharia rulings are only permitted if legal under UK law."
So good luck prosecuting me for any crime under sharia law. I will laugh you out the door.
No-one is lying, spath.
There are Muslim communities who will take 'some' of their legal issues to the Imams/elders to have them rule on the matter using 'Sharia Law'. In these communities, the Sharia ruling will be followed rather than any that might have been given in a 'British' court.
Similarly, Jewish matters can be and are settled in Beth Din Courts.
There are Muslim communities who will take 'some' of their legal issues to the Imams/elders to have them rule on the matter using 'Sharia Law'. In these communities, the Sharia ruling will be followed rather than any that might have been given in a 'British' court.
Similarly, Jewish matters can be and are settled in Beth Din Courts.
"The case will have significant implications for women who marry under sharia law but not UK law and could give them the right to divorce their husbands and split the assets related to the union, as well as securing a divorce more easily."
Seems quite the opposite. Would sharia law allow this??? I suspect not.
Seems quite the opposite. Would sharia law allow this??? I suspect not.
Spath
Please take time to watch this short video.It shows the 'Muslim Patrols' intimidting people for the way they dress and the fact they are carrying alcohol in 'their' Sharia area of London.
Illegal? Yes
Does it still go on? Yes
Is that fact? Yes
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You can laugh at me all you like spath. I won't be running anyone in and I certainly won't be disturbing you in your sleepy little village where nothing ever happens including meaningful work.
jack-the-hat
/// Thos countries embracing Islam, already have their laws written for them......they are to be found in the Koran and are implemented as Sharia Law; there can be no deviation. ///
What I would like to ask is, do our Islamic followers instantly change their ways as soon as they become British citizens or are those who don't automatically referred to as 'Radical Muslims'?
/// Thos countries embracing Islam, already have their laws written for them......they are to be found in the Koran and are implemented as Sharia Law; there can be no deviation. ///
What I would like to ask is, do our Islamic followers instantly change their ways as soon as they become British citizens or are those who don't automatically referred to as 'Radical Muslims'?
//Well there we go then. //
Yes and thereby it still goes illegal or not. You could of been one of those people innocently walking down Stepney High Street.Don't tell me it will Never happen to you.
The point of this OP is what goes on in the Sultanate of Brunei which according to their laws is acceptable and nothing we debate here will stop that evil law over there or any other Muslim country.
Unless of course you wanna join up and wage a war on Islam cos the UN won't stop it.
Here's a report by Baroness Cox on sharia councils. The preface tells you all you need to know:
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JTH, elders of a religion recognising sharia law and having private trials is not the same as the UK acknowledging and following these laws and applying them in court cases. They are not laws that apply to the every day British public at all. That's my point. I've no doubt sharia law is honoured by some in the UK under the carpet.
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