How London became the ‘Sharia capital’ of the West with fatwas, ‘misogynistic’ Islamic ‘courts’ and blasphemy attacks on the streets – as Donald Trump takes aim at ‘terrible mayor’ Sadiq Khan

A house with a bland terrace for two doors with a package service did not seem less insignificant. However, for thousands of Muslim London, the decisions taken behind their doors are nothing else.

Founded in 1982, the Islamic Sharia Council in East London is one of the at least five Sharia Councils, which make decisions on various disputes, including large personal milestones in the capital, such as marriage and divorce.

This is the center of Donald Trump, who uses a speech to propose to ‘go to the Sharia law’ under London’s ‘terrible’ Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan in the UN – how soft – although he is soft.

Although the claim that London has carried the legal system to the Sharia is clearly wrong, the president’s interpretations touches a nerve that is given an increasing public concern about the influence of Islamic law on Muslim communities.

Furthermore, a judge coincides with wider fears that Islam itself can be treated positively in the British courts after being convicted of a public order for burning a Qur’an of Hamit Coskun.

The accusation of the crime that the judge said that he had been motivated by the ‘hostility’ against Muslims was seized by free speech campaigns who claimed that he was accepted as the ‘back door’ blasphemy law.

His anger increased only after he was imprisoned by a Muslim man who cut Coskun with a knife during the incident. While following the punishment guidelines, the judge claimed that religious radicals were given to the green lights to take the law into their own hands’.

Stephen Evans, Chairman of the National Secular Society Executive Committee, criticized Coskun’s prosecution and said: ‘Free expression should never be strongly met. The criticism or destruction of religious texts is only a legitimate way of protest that attacks some. ‘

However, he returned to the Sharia Law and his controversial status in the largest city of England.

The term refers to a religious legal organ inspired by the Scriptures of Islam, including the Qur’an and hadith (the words of the Prophet Muhammad).

The 2017 Home Office review found that 85 Sharia Councils, who interpret this law to pass the judgments known as hadiths, operates in the UK and wanted the country to be defined as the ‘Capital of Sharia of the West’.

Together with London, Birmingham, Bradford and Dewsbury, he was defined as the center of Islamic religious law in England.

Many believe that the estimation of the number of British Sharia councils is informal clothes based on the back rooms of mosques.

Mr. Trump has repeatedly clashed with Sir Sadiq depicted this week – in the past

Their conquests are not only interested in family, marriage or financial disputes – not criminal issues. Even if so, critics It is a parallel civilian legal system that contradicts British legal principles and supports women on women in their decisions.

These allegations found evidence that there were some councils in the 2020 Commons Senior Library Report ‘It operates in discriminatory ways against women, including asking spouses to pay for their husbands to divorce their husbands.

Many women in Islamic marriages have not passed a legal ceremony, so they cannot apply to civil courts to defend their rights during the divorce.

The defenders of the Sharia councils state that their findings have no legal status in the British and Wales Courts.

Although this remains true, a decision was brought to the agenda by a Supreme Court judge that a fatwa referred to. It’s about a critical ill children’s case.

The parents of Tafida Raqeeb, who had serious brain damage, obtained a fatwa stating that it was ‘absolutely unacceptable’ to eliminate the life support of the Barts Health NHS Trust from the Islamic Council in London.

In his own decision, Justice Macdonald described Tafida’s decision to allow more treatment of his parents ‘to have a fatwa benefit’.

This pushed secular campaigns to claim that ‘harmful ideologies’ gaining legitimacy in British law ‘, but the judge stated that he was a fatwa’Rather than a factor that decides only in the case, the re -expression of the sanctity of life in a valuable way.

Other religions also carry out their own courts in the UK and the Church of England Judicial authority on some aspects of the church property and the criminal behaviors of clergy.

Jewish religious courts, known as Beth religion, allow individuals to solve disputes based on Jewish laws, Rome The Catholic Church also operates the courts that take into account spiritual issues and marriage cancellations.

Protest Hamit Coskun was cut with a knife by a Muslim man in London. Knifeman got rid of prison

Moussa Kadri (in the picture) got rid of the prison for cutting

Coskun shouted ‘Islamic terrorism religion’ and ‘the Qur’an is burning’ because it kept an Islamic text on February 13th.

However, Trump’s comments on the Sharia law launched a renovated debate about his influence in England.

Nigel Farage, the British leader, who appeared in LBC today, tried to reduce their importance by saying that they should not be taken literally ‘.

The official added: ‘Is it true to say that Sharia is a problem in London? Yes. Is it an overwhelming problem at this stage? No. Did the Mayor of London connect himself directly to him? NO.’

Sir Sadiq Shari’a in the past In London, the law was ‘released’.

At that time, he confirmed that his office was produced by the word Shari’a ‘Shakira’.

The mayor was open in the comments of Mr. Trump by branding the president ‘racist’ and ‘Islamophobic’.

“You should believe them when people say something, when people act in a certain way, when people act in a certain way,” Sky News told Sky News.

‘I think President Trump showed that he was racist, sexist, enemy and Islamophobic.’

Previously, the mayor said he did not understand Mr. Trump’s reference to the Sharia Law.

“ The statement is one for him. I do not understand what you mean ‘he said. ‘I just sent my message to my Jewish friends and neighbors to wish a happy Rosh Hashanah to wish.

“ I was celebrating Siyah in Square lately, and I was proud of London for the ninth year in a row. Donald Trump and explain what he means for Coterie and his fans. ‘