Tuesday, July 15, 2008

 

The rising of the Sharia in United Kingdom, a real nightmare, by Iba Bouramine

Great Britain - The adoption of Sharia "inevitable"


The Archbishop of Canterbury said that the adoption of certain aspects of Sharia in the United Kingdom "seems inevitable".
Dr Rowan Williams told the issuance World at One on Radio 4 that the United Kingdom must "face the fact that some of its citizens do not identify with the British legal system."
Dr Williams argued that the adoption of certain parts of the Islamic Shariah would maintain social cohesion.


For example, Muslims could choose to submit their disputes marital or financial contributions to Shariah courts.

He said that Muslims should not have to choose between "dark alternative loyalty to their culture or the state."

(...) Dr Williams argued the need for Shariah is better understood.

He said that currently, "sensationalist reports on opinion polls mask the problem.

He stressed that "no sane person would want to see in this country the kind of inhumanity sometimes associated with the application of Sharia in some Islamic States; punishment extreme attitudes towards women also".

Great Britain - Another bishop supports Shariah

London: Religious communities should be allowed to apply their own legal systems insofar as they do not conflict with human rights, said the Bishop of Ripon and Leeds.


The Reverend John Packer said during a debate on the rule of law in the House of Lords that it is important not to deny the religious communities, including Islam, "the right to apply its ethical standards and moral where they do not infringe human rights. "

His comments come in the wake of controversial remarks by the Archbishop of Canterbury on Sharia.

Bishop Packer said the Church's law to refuse marriage to divorced people and the Jewish Beth Din courts and customary law of Somalia who can "settle disputes in the safety of a particular cultural group without resorting to Justice secular "and provide a" haven for independent auctions. "

He regretted the recent decision to require Catholic adoption agencies to place children with gay couples, "in violation of freedom of conscience of Roman Catholics in question."

"There are many aspects of practical and legal systems of different communities and cultures in countries that we must welcome, as well as others that we must condemn because contrary to human rights," he said.

"Our human rights must not make us forget the benefits of cultural laws."

He added: "In our legitimate concern for women's rights under the law, and our criticism of certain provisions of the Shariah, we must also be careful not to condemn everything that comes from this tradition."

"In Leeds, as elsewhere, we welcomed the offer of loans and mortgages conform to the Shariah as an example of multicultural integration that has allowed businessmen Muslims to take part in the financial economy of our country. "

"The discussions surrounding these loans and mortgages have allowed to challenge our own secular culture where the interest and debts are simply taken for granted."

He added: "The protection under the law is essential to our society and must remain so".

"At the same time, we must defend the right of cultural and religious groups to assert their moral and ethical standards, including the right of Christian communities to do so. Indeed, we can draw lessons for improving the common good of our entire culture. "

Great Britain - A Muslim leader calls for public floggings in downtown

This is only a matter of time before that corporal punishment prescribed by the Sharia - Public floggings, stonings, amputations - are charged in Britain. The Islamists are étapistes, and leaders of the English naïvistes and cowards ...

A Muslim leader believes that those who commit assault with a knife should be imprisoned for 42 days as suspected terrorists.

Sarfraz Sarwar, 60, said he saw no difference between the epidemic of knife attacks and those who are accused of plotting and executing terrorist attacks.

Mr Sarwar, Gordons, Pitsea, also supported applications for the Shariah is enforced in Britain and said that we should carry out public floggings in inner cities.
His comments follow those of the President of the High Court of England, Lord Phillips, who said that could be used to aspects of Sharia law to settle disputes Islamic, but not before the courts.

Mr Sarwar said: "What is the difference between assault with a knife and suicide bombings?"

"We should treat them just like terrorists, they should be detained for 42 days, interrogated and thrown into prison to resolve the problem."

He said that the Shariah would act as a deterrent in solving crime in Britain.

He added: "If someone is taken with a knife then give him ten lashes downtown."

"Sharia is not controversial. It is a means of deterrence. The Muslim countries do not have half the problems we have, because they apply sharia. "

Mr. Sarwar continues to manage a support group for minorities in Basildon. He was the leader of Basildon Islamic Centre, Laindon, before it is burned in 2006.

Mr Sarwar is also very concerned about the safety of Muslims today and said that racist insults have increased since the attacks of 7 / 7 in London in 2005.

He said: "What is happening is mainly due to misunderstanding. Perhaps there a fear of the unknown ".

"It is very difficult to understand the reasons for this phenomenon. I thought we lived in a modern European country, but it's like the Victorian era. There are a lot of hatred. "

Mr Sarwar appeared in a documentary for Channel 4 on evening on July 9 on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 7 / 7.


Great Britain - Another preacher calls floggings, amputations and executions

Statements by Islamist preachers follow and look alike. Few days ago, a Muslim cleric said that we should proceed with public floggings in inner cities. This is only a matter of time ...


Glané on Bivouac-ID

A Muslim extremist preacher demanded the death penalty and flogging in a harangue made in the mosque's most famous of Great Britain.

Abu Zahra said: "The thieves, men and women, amputez their hands. Those who kill, their life is precarious." And he was taken violently to sex outside of marriage: "Whisk them."

He launched his appeal for such Islamic punishments while still raging controversy around the support for Sharia recently expressed by the President of the High Court of Justice.

Zahra belongs to the Islamic trend lasts Hizb Ut-Tahrir, which has previously suffered a ban. In his sermon at the mosque in Regent's Park in London, he denounced the British democracy as criminal.

The Conservative MP Philip Davies said: "It is unacceptable"

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