THE SHARIA IS COMING! THE
SHARIA IS COMING!

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The radical, leftwing,
elitist, supremacist, power structure that controls what passes for education
at the
On the other hand, the laws
of the late-great
The laws and the
constitutions of the People’s Republics of China and
It should come as no surprise
then that the study of Islamic law—the sharia—is
coming to the University of Toronto (UT). There are
more admirers of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara on the UT campus than there are
of George W. Bush; more admirers of Jacques Chirac than of Donald Rumsfeld. Even John Wayne’s popularity is on the decline.
That’s right—Sean Penn is in; the Duke is out. It’s sad. The Duke drove cows
across the
Not to be outdone in its
servitude to rampant Islam by
The announcement did not
please everyone. Homa Arjomand
of the International Campaign Against the Sharia Court in
One of the incoming
professors, Anver Emon,
says, “ Islamic law is not just about these rules
about cutting hands off thieves or discriminating against women. It’s a living
tradition in which jurists are trying to embrace and engage in active acts of
interpretations.” See? There’s nothing to worry about—unless one happens to be
a woman or has a mild case of John Dillinger’s
Disease.
If Anver
is confusing in the way he explains things, his partner is twice cursed. For
example, on his website Dr. Mohammed Fadel was asked,
“Can Muslims be friends with non-Muslims?” This is what Fadel
wrote: “Words, both nouns and verbs, derived from the root wa-la-ya
are ubiquitous in the Qur’an. Words with the root wa-la-ya include nouns such as mawla
(pl. mawali), wali (pl. awliya’), and verbs such as waliya,
walla, and tawalla. The
casual reader, however, can easily misinterpret the sense of these words in the
Qur’an if she fails to pay close attention to the
general linguistic context…” This means that if anyone disagrees with Dr. Fadel she is taking the Qur’an
out of context. And the excessive verbiage does not end with that. It goes on
and on—and on.
Fadel is more confusing than Johnny Cochrane in a pair of
Bruno Mali shoes. Friends doesn’t necessarily mean friends, he says, friends
can be patrons; friends can be enemies; non-Muslims can boss Muslims it they do
it according to Islamic law. And above all—God knows best.
When a thief has his hand cut
off it is not punishment—it is an act of penance. The same goes for stoning an
adulterer—something almost impossible to prove if the adulterer is a man. And
then there’s the death penalty for apostates. Dr. Fadel
says the death penalty is not universal because “an apostate has the rest of
his natural life to repent. More importantly, the origin of the crime of
apostasy is political/military treason, not freedom of conscience.” Treason? What does he mean by that? Is he suggesting that
Islam is not a religion or is he saying that there is no such thing as freedom
of conscience in Islam? Opie would find this
confusing. A ten-year-old would have a better chance of mastering advanced
trigonometry than this cross-cultural jibberish. Put
a blindfold on Mister Magoo, stick his hands in a thick pair of rubber gloves and hand
him a Rubik’s cube and he’d have that solved long before he could make any
sense out of Dr. Fadel’s convoluted explanations.
“No religious group is immune
from religious hatred,” says Fadel. “Demagogues in
other societies, including Christian societies, often whip up popular frenzy
against minority groups at tremendous costs to those minorities, the Holocaust
of European Jewry (whole-heartedly supported by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem
who was a frequent visitor to Nazi Germany during the 1930s and ‘40s) and the
ethnic cleansing and other horrors visited upon Yugoslav Muslims serving as
prime examples.”
The murder of millions of
Christians and animists by
Qur’an 4:114: “He who disobeys the Apostle after guidance
has been revealed will burn in Hell.”
Qur’an 4:168: “Those who reject (Islamic) Faith, Allah
will not forgive them nor guide them to any path except the way to Hell, to
dwell therein forever. And this to Allah is easy.”
Tabari IX:69: “Killing
disbelievers is a small matter to us.”
Frightening? It should be.
Will Anver Emon and Dr. Fadel address these concerns or will they ignore Islam’s
1400-year history of barbarity toward non-Muslims and concentrate on attacking
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Somalian immigrant to the

* Ayaan
Hirsi Ali. * From Submission.
* Theo van Gogh.
Hirsi Ali is currently in
Can the radical leftwing
elitist supremacist power structure at UT guarantee her safety?
Why not muzzle the
propagandists for a half-hour or so and bring in Ms. Ali to talk about the real
sharia? How about five minutes? Certainly 300 seconds
of honesty and commons sense couldn’t hurt anything. What is Islam afraid of? The truth? UT is promoting Islamic sexism, chauvinism, and
violence toward women. They ought to be ashamed.

* An example of Sharia law.

* And when all else fails…