Britain adopts Sharia law. Is this true?

[KarlXII]

And how will bringing the same prejudice into the law help?

Isn't prejudice always present in the law?

[Goofball]

Isn't prejudice always present in the law?

Sure, but can you show me a statute in British law that says "In matters of inheritance, female children are entitled to a share 50% smaller than that of their brothers?"

[KarlXII]

Sure, but can you show me a statute in British law that says "In matters of inheritance, female children are entitled to a share 50% smaller than that of their brothers?"

Can you also show me where this is present in Muslim law?

[Goofball]

Can you also show me where this is present in Muslim law?

Dude, read the article that is the subject of this thread:

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.

[KarlXII]

Dude, read the article that is the subject of this thread:

OH NOES. THE JUDGES MADE AN UNFAIR RULING, DAMN ISLAM, DAMN IT TO HELL!

[Strike For The South]

OH NOES. THE JUDGES MADE AN UNFAIR RULING, DAMN ISLAM, DAMN IT TO HELL!

This has nothing to do with Islam. I find it weird that a western nation is even allowing religious courts to make decisions on their soil. Any religion.

[KarlXII]

This has nothing to do with Islam. I find it weird that a western nation is even allowing religious courts to make decisions on their soil. Any religion.

I wholeheartedly agree.

[Fragony]

OH NOES. THE JUDGES MADE AN UNFAIR RULING, DAMN ISLAM, DAMN IT TO HELL!

Interesting, classical case.

[Rhyfelwyr]

Isn't prejudice always present in the law?

Yes but this is systematically implementing it deliberately.