Muslims Are For Sharia

[Rajaraja Chola]

It is up to the Muslims in each country where they are in a majority to determine how they wish to be governed. They will bear the consequences either way if the get it right or wrong. Let them have Sharia if they want it, it is their right.

I know. That's democracy. I feel, even in India, right groups hate groups are on the rise. Globally, all the religions are getting hardcore if you had noticed. In this age of science it should have been the opposite. But towards religiously intolerant wont get the people anywhere.
Just my point. Brunei never had a chance to ask its people its wish. Nor Syria or Libya.
Egypt is in another problem because of coup. Middle east is in Chaos. I am not sure who is going to benefit from this.

 

[Nike]

Did u know the Malaysian Muslim population is just 65%? Rest are Ethnic Indians and Chinese and Native tribals.

Muslim nations must be made forcely secular on the lines of Mustafa Kamal of Turkey. Or else they will get degraded as a society like in Saudi , Syria and elsewhere.
Sometimes leaders should start thinking like Nelson Mandela. They should do whats good for people instead of whats good for them. But no Muslim nation has a leader of such a magnitude,.

nah Nelson Mandela is not very good when talking about economic and science development and implementation of law without biased, he is much leaned towards his tribes and political party specially.

and then you had mentioned Kemal Pasha, we had Bambang Yudhoyono and Soekarno, Malaysia had Mahattir Muhammad, Egypt had Nasser, Pakistan had Ali Jinnah

 

[VCheng]

I know. That's democracy. I feel, even in India, right groups hate groups are on the rise. Globally, all the religions are getting hardcore if you had noticed. In this age of science it should have been the opposite. But towards religiously intolerant wont get the people anywhere.
Just my point. Brunei never had a chance to ask its people its wish. Nor Syria or Libya.
Egypt is in another problem because of coup. Middle east is in Chaos. I am not sure who is going to benefit from this.

It does not have to be democracy. If there is a King or Caliph that the people follow, let them do that. No problem. Just keep it within your own damn country, that is all the world asks.

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

nah Nelson Mandela is not very good when talking about economic and science development and implementation of law without biased, he is much leaned towards his tribes and political party specially.

and then you had mentioned Kemal Pasha, we had Bambang Yudhoyono and Soekarno, Malaysia had Mahattir Muhammad, Egypt had Nasser, Pakistan had Ali Jinnah

He united and save his country from Civil war. All the middle east nations are in civil wars now.
Sadly if Jinnah and Liaqat Alit Khan had been alive for few more years, Pakistan might not be facing military problems its facing now.

 

[Nike]

It does not have to be democracy. If there is a King or Caliph that the people follow, let them do that. No problem. Just keep it within your own damn country, that is all the world asks.

Yup that's what i mean, your country your rules and your damned responsibility. Just don't export the teaching of extreme version of Wahabbism, Pan Muslim Brotherhood, Pan Arabism Socialism and Shiah Revolution around the world. All of those movement had ruined so many Muslim societies.

 

[VCheng]

Yup that's what i mean, your country your rules and your damned responsibility. Just don't export the teaching of extreme version of Wahabbism, Pan Muslim Brotherhood, Pan Arabism Socialism and Shiah Revolution around the world. All of those movement had ruined so many Muslim societies.

If Muslim societies want to Sharia themselves into ruin or progress as they see fit, it is their rightful privilege.

 

[Zarvan]

The countries where a majority of Muslims want to live under sharia law

Countries where Islam is already favoured in law, like Afghanistan and Iraq, show the strongest backing for having sharia as the official law of the land

• Tom Brooks-Pollock
• Tuesday 15 December 2015

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The legal framework based on the moral and legal code of Islam is rarely out of the news.

The most extreme interpretations of sharia are being enforced by Isis and Boko Haram, it is railed against by Republican presidential candidates, and the Independent recently revealedhow sharia councils in Britain are locking women into "marital captivity" and doing nothing to officially report domestic violence.

What is sharia law?

Meaning "path" or "way" in Arabic, sharia refers to the moral and legal code of Islam. Sharia law can be applied to public and private aspects of life including criminal, family, banking and business law, politics and economics. It has many sources, including the Koran, the Hadith and centuries of scholarly interpretation and case law.

But how do Muslims feel about sharia ?

An international Pew Research Center poll of Muslims, conducted in 2013, found that this varies widely across countries - shown in the above graphic produced by Statista.

Respondents were asked if Sharia should be the official law of the land in their country.

In Afghanistan, 99 per cent said yes, with Iraq (91 per cent), the Palestinian Territories (89 per cent), Malaysia (86 per cent) and Niger (also 86 per cent) the countries next most in favour.

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Countries most in favour of sharia being the law of the land tended to have legal systems that already favoured Islam over other religions, the poll found.

By contrast, inhabitants of countries, like Turkey, with a tradition of separating state and religion, and - like former Soviet bloc countries - had been secularised from the centre, tended to be less in favour of sharia becoming the law of the land.

In Azerbaijan, for example, only 8 per cent responded in favour, followed by Kazakhstan (10 per cent), Turkey (12 per cent), Albania (12 per cent) and Bosnia (15 per cent).

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Well not supurising and not implementing Shariah is giving rise to militancy along with issues like Palestine and Kashmir. Both issues should be addressed to counter extremism and militancy.

 

[asad71]

Did u know the Malaysian Muslim population is just 65%? Rest are Ethnic Indians and Chinese and Native tribals.

Muslim nations must be made forcely secular on the lines of Mustafa Kamal of Turkey. Or else they will get degraded as a society like in Saudi , Syria and elsewhere.
Sometimes leaders should start thinking like Nelson Mandela. They should do whats good for people instead of whats good for them. But no Muslim nation has a leader of such a magnitude,.

Sorry, my position is just the opposite. You say what you say because you are a Hindu chauvinist.

 

[livingdead]

It sounds good on paper to most muslims. We can debate which bits of sharia law they actually favour over English common law. (Stricter punishment for minor crimes?, favouring islam over other religions? death for apostasy?)

Well not supurising and not implementing Shariah is giving rise to militancy along with issues like Palestine and Kashmir. Both issues should be addressed to counter extremism and militancy.

both kashmir and palestine are political issues... what has sharia law got to do with it.

 

[asad71]

It sounds good on paper to most muslims. We can debate which bits of sharia law they actually favour over English common law. (Stricter punishment for minor crimes?, favouring islam over other religions? death for apostasy?)


both kashmir and palestine are political issues... what has sharia law got to do with it.

SA followed the Sharia before the English came. The Hindus, having no equivalent, accepted this peacefully. They should do so even now.

 

[dray]

SA followed the Sharia before the English came. The Hindus, having no equivalent, accepted this peacefully. They should do so even now.

Most parts of India remained under the direct control of the local kings even under the Mughal rule, those kings just had to pay some taxes to Delhi and loan their army whenever required.

 

[gau8av]

SA followed the Sharia before the English came. The Hindus, having no equivalent, accepted this peacefully. They should do so even now.

The muslims got a new country carved out of India, the Islamic republic of Pakistan. How Pakistan and the former east Pakistan chose to govern themselves is not of concern to India, India's secular democracy should be of no concern to you either.

 

[rockstar08]

the day Shariah is implemented in Pakistan , i will flee from Pakistan
and apply for Asylum in some other country

Shariah and Hypocrites = Total Destruction of Society & Country

 

[VCheng]

the day Shariah is implemented in Pakistan , i will flee from Pakistan
and apply for Asylum in some other country

Shariah and Hypocrites = Total Destruction of Society & Country

Oh come now. Once Sharia is imposed, it will be peace and prosperity for the faithful. Surely.

 

[Zibago]

Oh come now. Once Sharia is imposed, it will be peace and prosperity for the faithful. Surely.

We all remember swat now dont we