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Monday, November 22, 2010

It's Impossible To Uphold U.S. Constitution And Sharia At The Same Time

From Creeping Sharia:

Impossible to uphold U.S. Constitution and Sharia at the same time


Posted on November 22, 2010 by creeping

As terror-linked CAIR wages legal jihad to force Islamic sharia law on America – a hearing is set for Monday – at least one Muslim is warning Americans.



@cairoklahoma

CAIR-Oklahoma

Preparing for our Monday hearing to block the Anti-Sharia Law. Come to the hearing! 10am Nov 22 US Dist Ct, 200 4th St, OKC

November 20, 2010 10:36 AM via Twitter for BlackBerry®Retweet

via CSIA Report quoting a newsletter from Tawfik Hamid:



Some may argue that Sharia can be accepted in US courts as there are many interpretations of Sharia Law. This naïve approach ignores the fact that differences in Sharia interpretations are not about the acceptability of violent edicts but rather about details of their implementation. For example, the four main schools of Jurisprudence in Islam are Shafii, Maleki, Hanbali, and Hanafi. Without exception, including in contemporary times, none of these schools of Islamic jurisprudence have ever condemned the punishment of stoning. The views of the four schools of jurisprudence differ only with regard to insignificant issues such as the size of the stones that must be used.



Those who promote the acceptance of Sharia Law in the US need to realize that, not one single approved Sharia Law book clearly rejects the Redda Law (Killing of Muslims who convert to other faith or deny a fundamental part of the religion). Islamic Sharia texts rejecting this inhumane practice does not now exist, and has never existed. The Redda Law is still taught as fundamental part of Sharia, practiced by radical Islamic groups, and is considered the law of the land in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Iran.



Others may argue that Sharia in the US should be allowed only to influence American courts with regard to regulation of family matters. While this arena may sound innocent, the family practices that Sharia allows and even encourages include beating women, polygamy, and forcing underage girls to marry older men. Women and girls within Islam need American laws to protect them from the injustices of Sharia.



In short, it is impossible to uphold the US Constitution and Sharia Law at the same time. It is impossible to accommodate both systems together because the one protects freedom and equality of humans and the second advocates violence and domination.”

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