From the nytimes: Starting at the age of 1, “ghetto children” must be separated from their families for at least 25 hours a week, not including nap time, for mandatory instruction in “Danish values,” including the traditions of Christmas and Easter, and Danish language. Noncompliance could result in a stoppage of welfare payments. Other Danish … Continue reading Danish Muslims to have children taken away for assimilation
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Dangers of having a Blasphemy Law
In response to the comments to articles about the position of women in Islam, only Lahori-Ahmadis replied and defended Islam. This is because in our organisation we openly discuss such matters whereas in other mosques it is a taboo and in Muslim majority countries forbidden by Blasphemy Laws. Audio: Video: https://youtu.be/daP6fKljb8w
British Law & Sharia
There is a lot of fuss in the West about implementation of what they call 'Sharia Law'. Generally, people fail to realise that many principles of Sharia have already been incorporated in the British law and others are being incorporated for the benefit of the general public. Law of Tort is one example of this. … Continue reading British Law & Sharia
The Truth Triumph
http://youtu.be/dhB1ml1kNnY The Promised Messiah said that as time goes on people will accept his interpretation of Islam, regardless of whether they accept him as the Messiah and Mehdi or not. In the last few weeks we have seen that the most orthodox Sunni leaders, religious and secular, have accepted the Ahmadi interpretations in two areas. … Continue reading The Truth Triumph
84pc of Pakistani Muslims want Sharia
The latest US-based PEW Research Center survey, released 11 days before Pakistan goes for elections, shows that 84% of Pakistani Muslims favour Islamic sharia as their official law. While none of the leading political parties with the only exception of Imran Khan’s PTI promises to make Pakistan an Islamic welfare state, the 30th April Pew … Continue reading 84pc of Pakistani Muslims want Sharia
Death to the Blasphemers
Life imprisonment is not enough for blasphemers; the only permissible punishment is the death penalty, this according to a recent ruling by Pakistan's Federal Sharia Court, which struck down Section 295 C of the Pakistan Penal Code, leaving the death penalty as the only possible form of punishment. Together with Sections 295 A and 295 … Continue reading Death to the Blasphemers
Islamic Law & Christian Persecution
The persecution of Christians is “the greatest story never told in the Western media” and “the vast majority of serious anti-Christian violence is carried out in the name of Islam,” according to Ed West in an article for The Spectator. Earlier this month, MPs raised concerns about the plight of Christians in the Middle East … Continue reading Islamic Law & Christian Persecution
Anti-war Law School Professor Sends Email Criticizing Care Packages for U.S. Troops
Professor Michael Avery, a specialist in constitutional law at Suffolk University Law School in Boston sent out an email criticising the solicitation of care-packages for U.S. Troops, the following is the email as found in its entirety. I think it is shameful that it is perceived as legitimate to solicit in an academic institution for … Continue reading Anti-war Law School Professor Sends Email Criticizing Care Packages for U.S. Troops