It's what our troops are trying right now![]()
Sounds fair enough to me. I don't see any reason why civil matters between Muslims shouldn't be dealt with by a Sharia court.
Move along, nothing to see here.
It is a duplicate thread, and once again, fundamentally, it's a religious based mediation service, of which there's already several for other religions in the UK. It does not override UK law, it provides a means for alternative dispute resolution should both parties agree in civil cases.
Move along, nothing to see here.
You forgot that if anything contains muslim or islam, the content is instantly 'OMG/TERRIFIED/GENERALISE/SCREAM!' worthy.wait a minute, did no one notice the line about the Jewish courts?
it means that there has been a parallel legal system for 100 years and no one seems to have complained?![]()
I hate these threads.
dark_shadow said:Dolph summed it up perfectly . . nothing to see here, move along. You'll find its the same old bunch with worthless arguments![]()
You are just repeating the same stuff over and over instead of actually providing points to back up what you are saying...
Take it to the streets of lecesiterDamn, looks like I'll have to take my mooslim bashing somewhere else.
Siddiqi said that in a recent inheritance dispute handled by the court in Nuneaton, the estate of a Midlands man was divided between three daughters and two sons.
The judges on the panel gave the sons twice as much as the daughters, in accordance with sharia. Had the family gone to a normal British court, the daughters would have got equal amounts.
In the six cases of domestic violence, Siddiqi said the judges ordered the husbands to take anger management classes and mentoring from community elders. There was no further punishment.
CBS does have a point - it has to be said that not all religious courts are the same as the Sharia ones. Aside from which the Muslim population is far higher (at least according to the government census information).
Perhaps this is also why there is concern amongst posters here? It looks from these reports that there is a gender bias in the system.
Because sharia is an anachronistic and often vicious set of laws supposedly decided by God.
Encouraging this is a step against liberty, law should be decided on the basis of justice rather than religious edict.
This represents an attempt to regress, to abandon a section of society to its ignorance simply because it is perceived as too much effort to bring them from their delusion. It's disgusting that sharia should be censured by the state.
Yes, but the system only works on mutual consent. If one party does not wish to go through the mediation process, standard british law applies.
It's effectively an arbitration process, nothing more, and subject to all the normal restrictions that are associated with it. I don't care if people want to be arbitrated by the cast of Rainbow if everyone agrees to abide by the decision given...
No they are not.
No they aren't.
I think he was saying that the system is biased and sexist, and basically women could be threatened/pressured into doing it through shariah courts.
And all they have to do to prevent it is report it and the arbitration is void. We can only offer freedom from discrimination, we can't force people to take it.
Yes, but the system only works on mutual consent. If one party does not wish to go through the mediation process, standard british law applies.