UK civil war?

a reply to: funbobby

So essentially a contract made under sharia law is recognized by your courts but that is not empowering sharia law, got it.

Sadly, you are not getting it all.

a reply to: funbobby

So, giving rights to Muslim women under our laws is a bad thing how?

a reply to: funbobby

Do you mean the people who freely choose to follow such a spurious form of law and decree?

Sharia Law exists in Sharia courts, whose judgment and opinion counts for sweet feck all in this nation.

It's quite simple really.

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: andy06shake

So sharia does exist there? Otherwise it wouldn't be controlling anyone would it?

No, there are Sharia Courts but there's nothing that is recognised in British law.

I think Andy and Carpy have answered that quite well, I'll just say thank you gentlemen, and I agree 👍👍👍

a reply to: contextual

That's about it. We will always have our own laws.

a reply to: contextual
👍 it's crazy that some people think UK law is not sovereign over any private court or tribunal, which is all sharia law is classed as here.

*lmao England Netball has its own laws and tribunals but I could still challenge them in an English civil court...Sharia is just like a sports club law 😂

a reply to: DaisyRainbow

Thank you. I'm sure funboy will be along again soon to tell us we will all be murdered in our beds.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Lol yes! Got me interested mind so I searched and we had ecclesiastical courts in England, first read apparently peasants were #ed for minor crimes like looking at priests the wrong way!!! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱

a reply to: oldcarpy

That's not what recognizing the validity of a sharia marriage does.

a reply to: andy06shake

Sharia Law exists in Sharia courts, whose judgment and opinion counts for sweet feck all in this nation, except for the British courts validating their marriages as legal.

a reply to: funbobby

Dude you are replying to an English Lawyer lol, I only did Law until A level (high school grad) at school, and it is really that basic, the person in this case only had her sharia based marriage recognised as a marriage which falls under marriage/civil partnership law in the UK. English law is sovereign, see my reply comparing England Netball laws and how the Crown court civil or criminal remains sovereign.
*the similarity of a private organisation like England Netball having 'court's or tribunals following their 'law's is just like any X faith based group lol.
UK courts remain sovereign over any sports governing body's 'law's or any religion, lol don't believe the silly hype 😂


*this was a punch in the face to any prick who thinks women should not have the same settlement fairness of any woman in the UK, this protects Muslim women, so if their crappy Shia law lives are something they want to escape from then they can, with the same rights afforded to women married in their white dress in the thousand year old village church 😀😀❤️

a reply to: DaisyRainbow

It's a slippery slope.

a reply to: funbobby

They recognized a marriage so that the poor woman could get a divorce and half her husband's financial assets which she would not have been entitled to under Sharia law.

Quite simple to understand really.

Unless you hate women as well as Muslims that is?

a reply to: funbobby

Aye for Muppets that don't look where they leap maybe.

The rest of us manage to walk the path relatively unscathed, Muslims and all.

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: DaisyRainbow

Why do they have " their crappy Shia law lives" in your country to begin with?

That would be a personal and cultural thing that they may have going on.
Fact is, now, any woman in Britain in a declared marriage under their sharia terms is protected the same as any woman in a marriage declared in an Anglican Christian setting.
UK law, and UK courts are sovereign over all of them...do some reading about this country and you will realise how good the judges interpretation actually is for Muslim women.
They can escape and English law pisses on any so called religious 'law's 😂😂😂

originally posted by: DaisyRainbow

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: DaisyRainbow

Why do they have " their crappy Shia law lives" in your country to begin with?

That would be a personal and cultural thing that they may have going on.
Fact is, now, any woman in Britain in a declared marriage under their sharia terms is protected the same as any woman in a marriage declared in an Anglican Christian setting.
UK law, and UK courts are sovereign over all of them...do some reading about this country and you will realise how good the judges interpretation actually is for Muslim women.
They can escape and English law pisses on any so called religious 'law's 😂😂😂

English law can formally protect Muslim women, but that is small comfort to many Muslim women when their relatives harrass them (or worse) when they want to divorce their husbands or refuse to marry some stranger picked out for them.
English law is cold comfort to British, non-Moslem girls waiting to enter night clubs when they get harrassed and chased away - or even beaten up - by gangs of Islamic youths who want to impose sharira law on EVERYONE, starting with the most vunerable.
English law may trump sharira law every time, but whilst there are two competing systems of law where one is suppose to trump the other - there will always be religious resentment and tension between Muslims and non-Muslims.