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[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]1 OVERVIEW OF SHARIA LAW by Lyle B., Ph.D. August 25, 2008

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]2 WHAT IS SHARIA LAW? (a) uA system of political/religious beliefs. uEnforced by a fascist religious regime. uStrict code for govern’g Islam society. uWilled by Allah upon all, via Koran. uImpose by social-economic change or holy war (jihad).

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]3 WHAT IS SHARIA LAW? (b) uComplete: politics, society, economics. uPure Sharia: all, w/ severe punishment. uPure Sharia: Women’s rights limited. ucontradicts Western & international law. uEnhances Islam and diminishes others. uSharia Finance: A subset of Sharia law.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]4 WHAT IS SHARIA LAW? (c) uPrinciples of Islam: basis for all law. uNon-believers: must submit to Islamic law. uAll Laws of non-believers: must be replaced with Sharia (Islamic) law. uAncient religious sites must be destroyed to prevent corruption. [CSPI, pp. 87]

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]5 WHAT IS SHARIA LAW? (d) uNon-Muslims may buy protection (jizya); I.e., submit to dhimmi status. [CSPI, pp. 87] uHost civilization will be completely taken over: (Art, literature, entertainment, law, history, names, customs, food, dress, language, education, etc.) [CSPI, pp. 95]

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]6 BASIC ELEMENTS OF SHARIA uMuslims: work for other Muslims only. uMuslim women: marry Muslim men. uNo inheritance chain for non-Muslims. uOnly Muslim-to-Muslim witnesses ok. uFlogging for false witness against Islam.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]7 PURE SHARIA LAW uA strict form of Islamic law -- Hudud. uFornication is punishable by stoning. uDrinking alcohol punishable by lashing. uTheft punishable by amputation. uWomen: no skin, strictly enforced.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]8 SHARIA LAW IN SELECTED COUNTRIES (a) uSaudi Arabia -- a pure-Sharia Wahhabi state. -- no other religions allowed. -- Pure Sharia law is strictly enforced.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]9 SHARIA LAW IN SELECTED COUNTRIES (b) uNigeria -- 50% Muslim, 40% Christian; w/Sharia. -- Men & women must be segregated. -- Women cannot ride with other men. -- Women cannot work outside of home. -- Women not equally protected.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]10 SHARIA LAW IN SELECTED COUNTRIES (c) uIndonesia % Muslim, most not under Sharia. -- Aceh Province: w/selected Sharia law. -- Women cannot ride w/ men present. -- Women cannot work outside of home. -- Women: unequal protection under law. -- Law: superficial; ignores deep probs.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]11 SHARIA-COMPLIANT FINANCE (a) uA way for Islam to influence other states. uBegan in Saudi Arabia to leverage oil $. uUsed to expand Islam to other states. uWestern banks seek Sharia Compliance. uA way to legitimize illicit activities. uA hidden way to help us hurt ourselves.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]12 SHARIA-COMPLIANT FINANCE (b) uAll bank deals must be okd by Sharia Ex. uA 2.5% charitable contribution is reqd. uNo illicit operations allowed. uForbidden $ can be “purified” to charity. uCharities may then divert $ to illicit jihadi opns.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]13 SHARIA-COMPLIANT FINANCE (c) uSharia financiers carry a hidden agenda. uSharia law/finance introduced gradually. uIslamic law takes over host country. uSharia law/finance is “deep” in Europe. uIt is spreading in USA. uWestern bankers may be at great risk.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]14 SELECTED QUOTE (1a) “The muslim fundamentalists seek on the domestic front the establishment of an Islamic theocracy or religious dictatorship (including, if necessary, the violent overthrow of the existing government), (continued)

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]15 SELECTED QUOTE (1b) quote continued: the adoption and strict application of the Sharia, Islam’s traditional legal code, and the eradication and expulsion of all non-Muslim influences on their society and way of life.” [Dennis, p. 29]

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]16 SELECTED QUOTE (2) Islam as mandated by its law is a political ideology calling for the world to be ruled according to Shari’a. All four of the major historical, traditional, and authoritative Sunni schools of Islamic jurisprudence and the one major shia school hold fast to this political goal. [MSIAP, 2007]

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]17 SELECTED QUOTE (3) This world wide domination is to be accomplished in the first instance by persuasion. This is the effort to convert the infidels to Islam peacefully. If this does not work, the Muslim people or Ummah as a collective obligation, and according to some interpretations, as an individual one, are to wage Jihad or struggle to more forcefully persuade the infidels to convert. If persuasion is not effective, the Jihadists are to force the non-Muslims to submit to subjugation (known today as dhimmitude) [MSIAP, 2007]

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]18 BIBLIOGRAPHY (a) Answers Web Site: Anthony J. dennis. A new and More Dangerous Era. Muhammad’s Monsters, David Bukay, Editor. Balfour Books, BBC: /four_b/casestudy_art07.shtml (CSPI) Center for the Study of Political Islam, Mohammed, Allah, and Politics, The Islamic Trilogy, Volume Global Politician Web Site: By David J. Jonsson, author of Clash of Ideologies —The Making of the Christian and Islamic Worlds, Xulon Press, 2005.

[3x-Sharia-Law-PP-Slides- LB.PPT]19 BIBLIOGRAPHY (b) (MSIAP) Mapping Shari’a in America Project. Project-article htm. Shariah Risk Due Diligence Program, Center for Security Policy, 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 201 Washington, DC | , January Wikipedia Web Site: