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The Holy day of Ashura – Muslims Spilling blood for their religion
Spilling blood for their religion: Tiny Shi’ite Muslim boys whip themselves with sharp blades to mourn the death of Prophet Muhammad’s grandson Men and young boys in countries all over …
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Sunnis and Shia – What’s the difference?
According to Adherents.com the two biggest religions in the world are Christianity , with approximately 2.2 billion practising followers and Islam , with approximately 1.6 billion practising follow…
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Sharia Law- Islamic Justice – What’s it all about ?
Sharia Law 34 Things About Sharia Law That You may not Know ———————————————————&#…
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Sharia Law review begins – 31 May 2016
Sharia law review begins
The Home Office has launched an independent review into the application of sharia law in England and Wales.
Professor Mona Siddiqui of Edinburgh University, a specialist in Islamic and inter-religious studies, will lead a panel of experts that includes family law barrister Sam Momtaz, of 1 Garden Court, retired high court judge Sir Mark Hedley and family lawyer Anne Marie Hutchinson QC, partner at Dawson Cornwell, whose expertise includes jurisdictional disputes on divorce, child abduction, forced marriage disputes, children’s law and honour-based violence.
Home Secretary Theresa May noted that, while many people benefit from the guidance of sharia councils, there was evidence that some councils may be legitimising forced marriage, discriminating against women in divorce settlements and acting in other unacceptable ways.
The review will explore whether, and to what extent, sharia law is incompatible with the law in England and Wales, and the ways in which it may be being misused or exploited. It is due to complete its review in 2017.
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