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Islamic, Sharia Law: should it conflict with UK Law?

By: Daniel Chubb | January 6, 2008 | 2 Comments

Islamic Sharia Law

According to one of the most senior bishops from the Church of England, Islamic extremists are creating no-go areas for non-Muslims across Britain. This is something that will upset people who were born in the UK and many generations of their family come from the UK.

Now the man making this accusation is the Church of England’s only Asian bishop (right Reverend Michael Nazir-Ali), he says that people of a different faith or race face being attacked in some Muslim areas.

The Bishop of Rochester, Dr Nazir-Ali, asks “whether elements of Sharia law are applicable in the UK”.

You can read the full story on Sky News, but do you think Sharia law should be able to conflict with UK law?

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  • Daniel-back-2-u

    Daniel check the facts – chopping off heads and hands, the stoning of women, the killing of anyone who tries to leave the religion. The catapulting of western society back to the stone age?

    Nevermind.

    Your probably going to tell us that you have a few good Muslim friends and so see nothing wrong with Sharia law. Go live in Iran or Saudi Arabia – then get back to us in a few months – if you’re still alive (remember when they were shooting non-Muslims on site out of their cars).

  • Stuart Parsons

    Sharia Law came into being as the result of the life and disgusting habits of a barbaric 8th century oversexed Arabian Liar. It is going back before the stone age. No civilised society should touch it with a very long barge pole.