If you think I am lying then call KFC Fawkner, The Hume council and the Dandenong council.
I remember a while ago this was on the news on TV (about these councils removing pork products at shops).
i dont doubt you saw this on the news TA.. but what i do doubt is the neutrality of the news you were watching. what was their agenda? from what angle were they coming from? and the timing?? and when you say news, do you mean the nightly bulletin or ACA or today tonight or possibly even the 7pm project???
i have seriously doubts about the legitimacy of so called news programmes which rely more on entertainment than investigative value.
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Australia is a country that has seperated church from state. It´s a secular society that we should be proud of and it shouldn´t be comprimised by any religion ( muslim or christian). To me it seems so obvious we should preserve our freedom and not allow sectors of society to fall backwards. There is nothing positive about sharia law - I think muslim´s should take it as a great opportunity. I welcome all muslim´s who are making a move to take part in a free and prosperous society.
Sharia law is very misunderstood by a lot of people. An eye for an eye? Beheadings/stonings? Need to look a bit more into it then if you think that's all it is!
In the UK, there are Sharia Courts and these work WITHIN the laws of the country, working WITH the authorities, etc. These courts deal mainly with community matters, business matters between muslims, etc. - civil cases. Very much like arbitration tribunals, with a sensitivity to muslim cultures and way of life.
These are no different to the Beth Din - the jewish religious courts (equivalent to the Sharia courts). It has been around since the beginning of the century in Australia. Do I hear an outcry about these? Nope.....
So does one need to 'protest' about the Beth Din as well as the Sharia courts? Only logical - if one is not prepared to accept one religious court, then one should not be prepared to accept the other as they both operate in the same manner.
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i dont doubt you saw this on the news TA.. but what i do doubt is the neutrality of the news you were watching. what was their agenda? from what angle were they coming from? and the timing?? and when you say news, do you mean the nightly bulletin or ACA or today tonight or possibly even the 7pm project???
i have seriously doubts about the legitimacy of so called news programmes which rely more on entertainment than investigative value.
take a good look
this could be the day
hold my hand
lie beside me
i just need to say
In the UK, there are Sharia Courts and these work WITHIN the laws of the country, working WITH the authorities, etc. These courts deal mainly with community matters, business matters between muslims, etc. - civil cases. Very much like arbitration tribunals, with a sensitivity to muslim cultures and way of life.
These are no different to the Beth Din - the jewish religious courts (equivalent to the Sharia courts). It has been around since the beginning of the century in Australia. Do I hear an outcry about these? Nope.....
So does one need to 'protest' about the Beth Din as well as the Sharia courts? Only logical - if one is not prepared to accept one religious court, then one should not be prepared to accept the other as they both operate in the same manner.