sharia law. what is sharia law? >> mark, it's great to be with you, and you know sharia is islamic law, islamic jurisprudence, one of the reasons my parents escaped jar and came here was they viewed the american experiment, the american laboratory about the ability for individuals to define their faith, define which of the laws in the faith they'll accept or reject as being the type of society, the type of nation they wanted to belong to. so they rejected their syrian nationalism which has failed and continues to prove to be one of the worst tyrannies in the world to. come to embrace an islam that was their own making, their own practice. so sharia is the islamic jurisprudence that is the laws that have evolved from 7th century islam. so i would be deceptive o lying to you if i said sharia was compatible with american law. my sharia is the islam of american patriots that i know that are muslims that reject political islam is, but the sharia of saudi arabia, of the pakistani islamic law, of egyptian law, of the musli

we've got not have problems like these with the sharia. no women not our grandmothers nor our mothers in ourselves know exactly what sharia is this we just follow it as a religion blindly means force when he says. but it's no longer willing to follow blindly she started an association to help the casualties of the women's traditional gender based restrictions. all of them had to start work as children and marry extremely young only to be deserted by their husbands the roma community ostracizes deserted women but all too often they can't get remarried because the mufti won't approve a divorce. or take it like an innocent us no matter what the man does a muslim woman has no say she's not allowed to get angry to talk or to make demands as if she can't do anything then she's like a plant i just using it for this some and she's supposed to stay that way that me so futile so be a regards the shari'a as massaging it based on her own experience her husband beater and her parents in law reviled her because she couldn't bear any children after seven

but many in the muslim community take a far more positive stance on sharia women among them. and sees islamic law as a gift she teaches it at the holy school in como to me and at home to her own three children. but daughter that has been instructing them for years said they won't get any other ideas now the oldest is thirteen when we started but if they have any doubts that i'll try to show them it's the best and the most humane people on flop in a muslim syria is more humane and just that's islam and it's our religion. it has. in the greek region of trace marriages divorces and marital disputes within the muslim community are adjudicated by three mufti's. contact with the ethnic greeks is limited many say the muslims live here in a little world of their own. now the greek government has opened the way for people here to apply greek laws. but not everyone has welcomed the move. the muslim couples say but ari fallu and i didn't all marilou on the other hand see the amendment as a first delicate flowering of democracy they've been married for some thirty years and say but is ag

we don't observe the complete sharia only a part of the family law then the front. we've never chopped a thief's head or the hand off here that's just. going to go down the soon then you know. part of the family law what does that mean in practice so b.s. with a man says for women it can mean oppression and poverty. so if you had to start earning money at age seven and married at age thirteen with the mufti's approval then she began to resist as a muslim woman she wants the same rights other greek women enjoy. that we roma blindly follow sharia laws because we're muslims if we were somewhere else in other cities we've got not have problems like these with the sharia the face of no women not our grandmothers nor our mothers nor ourselves know exactly what sharia is this we just follow it as a religion blindly is here to voice when he says. but it's no longer willing to follow blindly she started an association to help the casualties of the women's traditional gender based restrictions. all of them had to start work as children and marry extremely young only to be des

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cartoons for the kids no war no terror sandra traveled to syria because she wanted to live according to sharia law as a recent convert to islam she didn't feel like sept in germany nor did her american born husband a friend of hers in iraq i suggested they come. since amy covering the islamic state. she sent me videos it was very beautiful q. is how you can if you use windows so yes maybe it's. around thirty five german women and their children are waiting in northern syria to return home their fates are all very similar. left germany in twenty fourteen friends brought her to rocca via turkey she gave birth to a child and found work in a shopping center. for two years it's also not full time so much plan and everything. and. everything from the new the holes is the bed. because i know in germany it's not the life you know and when you go old said you must close everything because i know she claims she was unaware of any atrocities she says the war and the bombs took their toll and when rocket fell her own life fell apart but islamic scholar marwan abu doubts the women's ignorance he considers

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they destroyed ancient artefacts and imposed strict sharia law.olence spread, the government asked for help. french troops arrived in january 2013. they were joined by african forces. within a month, they had striven the violent extremists into the desert. they were down but not out. then the un came in to help police a peace deal between the rebellious armed groups. minusma, as it is known, is still here. it is one of the largest un peacekeeping missions and is currently the most dangerous in the world. nearly 111,000 personnel from almost 60 countries but they're not in harmony. different countries have different priorities and accept different levels of risk. these bangladeshi troops were rehearsing weeks ahead for their departure parade. cambodia is in charge of mine clearance. the un supply convoys that cross northern mali every month and are often targeted by roadside bombs. blue helmets no longer provide the protection they used to. the hours it takes to safely deal with a bomb, the heightened risks and damaged roads, means a mission that u

a terror network notorious for suicide bombings, guerilla warfare, and a rigid interpretation of shariaaw. while exact figures are hard to come by, experts believe al shabaab has between 7000 and 9000 members. many of them come from neighboring kenya. that's led to increased prejudice against muslims there. but now a group of women is doing some pushing back of their own. reporter: making soap to make money, and as a healing exercise. these women are victims of al shabab. some were kidnapped and abused, while others have family members who joined the group. time: people consider us the enemy because of things other people have done. they call me al shabaab just because two of my brothers joined the group. reporter: the pain of loss, stigmatization by neighbors, and no support from the government or from police. fatuma: if the police suspect that there are terrorists around then they react very harshly and immediately start killing people. especially if they think a young man is an al shabaab member. that's why a lot of people don't turn them in, even if they are guilty. reporter: fatuma

qaeda terror network notorious for suicide bombings guerrilla warfare and a rigid interpretation of sharia law while the exact figures are hard to come by experts believe has between seven thousand and nine thousand members many of them come from neighboring kenya. that's led to increased prejudice against muslims that but now a group of women is doing some pushing back of their own. making soap to make money and as a healing exercise. these women are victims of. some were kidnapped and abused. others have family members who joined the group. that's a lot of people consider us the enemy because of things other people have done they call me al-shabaab just because two of my brothers joined the group and. the pain of loss stigmatization my neighbors and no support from the government or from police. or if the police suspect that there are terrorists around then they react very harshly and immediately start killing people especially if they think young man is now men but that's why a lot of people don't tend to mean even if they kill to. try to musharraf he speaks from experience her husband

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one is complete withdrawal of all foreign forces from your territory, and two, they want to see shariaed across your nation. are you prepared to talk to them and consider compromises on those principles? based on those two basic demands or fundamental demands of taliban, they have raised this during those contacts. our point is that come to the the negotiating table and talk about it. the foreign troops... there is no point talking for talking's sake. are you saying, yes, on those two pillars of taliban policy, there is ground we can give? why are those international troops there? it is because the taliban is fighting against the government of afghanistan. it's because there are terrorist groups and networks there. if they give up fighting and violence and sever their links with the terrorist groups and then come to the negotiating table and talk about the international troops‘ withdrawal, i don't think that would be an obstacle. at the same time... with respect, why would they do that? when donald trump, going back to last august when he ramped up the numbers of us troops in afghanist

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now we're not al qaeda, we'll al nusra, now we're not al nusra, we're al sharia. so they put lipstick on a pig but it's still a pig. the third element of it is the arab spring. the arab spring shifted the calculus of al qaeda tremendously and the fourth and last thing about this is to focus on the ideology, to focus on the narrative, to not play into the fear that if we talk narrative and we talk about al qaeda and we talk about isis and we talk about them hijacking religious terminology that we're attacking islam. we're not attacking islam. i am a muslim and i spend my life fighting these groups because they don't represent anything about the beautiful religion that i believe in. >> so with all of this that you've said, what is your prediction, then? where do they strike next? is the west still in mortal danger? >> absolutely. i think they are now building the network. it took them -- look, after the soviet jihad, they didn't attack immediately. it took them years to develop the network. now, frankly, if you talk to al qaeda or isis, what do they want to do next?

his was a sharia should practice a few miles off the coast.to grass. below is an uncomfortable number of ship tracks, an attraction for divers and tourists from around the world. —— the black sea got its name. this fishing boat has a special connection with the back. today we are going on a ship which was discovered six years ago and it was discovered six years ago and it was discovered six years ago and it was discovered by accident, this fishing boat brought back its nets. the that we are now, it was fishing committee nets snagged, and it sounded but we are going to. we went down there and we found it. the water here in the black sea can be very cold. a thick wetsuit is vital. it is a magical experience descending down and suddenly seeing the shipwreck appearing. this particular ship is a cargo ship called the swift. it is thought that it was british made in 1884 and sank in unknown circumstances in 1933. ships in the black sea are far better preserved than in other cities like a mediterranean. the black sea is actually more like an enormous

despite sharia law or in force in these parts the red light district has flourished. however it's demolition is dividing opinion. the situation is a blessing yes on our watch course on we are we are we are part of children we are born babies are dying doesn't bother me so when they grow there will just practice what they are seeing on the ground i have a low life honestly what the government is doing is not fair no one on earth can show sinners the true path. only god that's for god to do a not for people i look what your position is that would lead one to so some walks to so by. but since the unrest began seven years ago what has been hard to find. hundreds of thousands of refugees have pooled into mine to go to. sign up mohammed is one of them. i went out. and i did not write what the government is doing to us many of us have to resort to prostitution to survive. if they destroy everything here they should give us all new jobs or find us men to marry. more than it does the many people here are wondering if demolishing the entire area is really a long time solution t

on you know if you could sort of cow in submission to religious more than we have we have to facto sharia law in the u.k. right now we prevented a journalist from coming into our country on the basis of future hate speech as yeah unsaid that is a bizarre situation to live in so i think we have it in this country also has a very peculiar understanding of the freedom of speech but you know bring it back to the muslim immigration or any immigration for that matter. i think the difference is how our society is handling it and in this country it would not be considered advisable to put people in high density neighborhoods they would be agreed. not only required to integrate but the state would actually facilitate that . on that you and i completely agree you know i've seen multiple examples in the no go zones i've visited across europe where migrants are all packed away into the suburbs it never works it creates a situation where there's them and us if you go to sweden if you go to belgium if you go to parts of london those parts of london sweden belgium you can't walk anymore if you're a west

their goal is to have norway run by sharia law. it is difficult but you can start with your school.s to school authorities. to the local parliaments, for the right to wear the niqab, not do gymnastics is an interesting thing is, these two girls were so much more norwegian than they actually were themselves. if you asked anybody in the audience why people would choose to join islamic state, they would say, to do evil and bad things. but they thought they were doing god's will, doing good, making life better for other people. however we think of them, is that correct? i think that's definitely right. i think the only way to join isis is to have that mindset. you know, they're not going out to do evil, they're going out to find the meaning of life. so these two girls, also, when you see the chat log, which is fascinating, between them and the brother, which begins the day they were leaving, trying to convince the brother tojoin them, the brother should hurry down before everyone else comes. and of course it didn't work with him at all, he went entirely the opposite way. he went entirel

them you could see that this is a residential area where people supposed to seat peacefully despite sharia law or in force in these parts the red light district has flourished. however it's demolition is dividing opinion. decision is it by saying yes i know how much concern we have we are we are part of children's we have born babies are doing doesn't bother me so when they grow old there would just practice what yes you know i'm grown i have a low life you honestly what the government is doing is not fair no one on earth can show sin as the true path only call it that's for god to do a not for people i look what your position is that would lead one to. some books to sell by. but since the unrest began seven years ago what has been hard to find. hundreds of thousands of refugees have pooled into mind you go to. sign up mohammed is one of them a lot. of women i did not write what the government is doing to us. many of us have to resort to prostitution to survive. if they destroy everything here they should give us all new jobs or find us men to marry. some of that and many people here are w

sharia law is still in place in the muslim area of hyderabad here it's the men who have the say and they don't want that to change one of them is. he's a muslim family judge who marries and divorces people if that's what the man wants he's strictly against the state interfering in their family law. family law all comes directly from out of the most full people are not allowed to change a single word and this is how it will stay till the end of the world then they think. there are no statistics on exactly how many polygamous marriages there are but they are common in the predominantly muslim quarters of india. mohamed chuff he could dean works together with his second wife hasina in this small shop his first wife lives elsewhere sometimes mohammed spence's nights with her but mostly with hasina the woodwork ambling i haven't done anything wrong. twenty three years ago i married my first wife and i married the second twelve years ago i didn't tell my first wife i remarried she found that out later on i think that's all right. hostin and to found out after the fact that her husband had marr

he was seen as a ruthless extremist who wanted to impose sharia law across pakistan.position activists in nicaragua are holding talks in managua after another night of violence in which at least seven people died. negotiators are set to discuss a church proposal to put an end to two months of protests against the resignation of president daniel 0rtega. thousands of mourners have gathered for the funeral of a veteran journalist, shot dead by gunmen in indian—administered kashmir. shujaat bukhari, a frequent contributor to the bbc news website, was attacked in his car near the office of the ‘rising kashmir‘ newspaper, which he edited. the saudi—led forces involved in the fighting in yemen are reported to have reached the aiport which serves the port of hoday—dah, the entry point for many of the vital humanitarian supplies being brought into the war—torm country. the un security council has warned that a full blown offensive in the town could be disastrous for the whole nation. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. advancing up the coastal plain, pro—governme

down on you know if you could sort of cow submission to religion more than we have we have defacto sharia law in the u.k. right now we prevented the journalists from coming into our country on the basis of future hate speech as yeah unsaid that is a bizarre situation to live in so i think we have it in this country also has a very peculiar understanding of the speech but you know bring it back to the muslim immigration or any immigration for that matter. i think the difference is how our society is handling it and in this country it would not be considered advisable if you put people in high density neighborhoods they would be aggrieved not only required to integrate but the state would actually facilitate that i don't know on that you and i completely agree you know i've seen multiple examples in the no go zones that i've visited across europe where migrants are all packed away into the suburbs never works it creates a situation where there's them and us if you go to sweden if you go to belgium if you go to parts of london those parts of london sweden belgium you can't walk anymore if yo