recognizing sharia law in this case. well i have read the judgment and literally on page one the the judge says this is going nothing to do with recognizing sharia or anything that appears to be just something that some people are getting excited about the judge was talking about recognizing it as a void marriage under english common law which is not exactly the same as shari'ah although this might might be similar yes in fact to clean made that point that this is not about recognizing a shari'a law it's about recognizing and implementing what is seen as a marriage or avoid marriage and english common law not sure real law or the two us or the. young or fortunately that's actually not not the case in this instance i can understand someone that is the judge has perhaps taken this decision given the marital debate to between these the couple i guess the judge was trying to provide the the estranged wife bond or islamic law sharia law with the same rights that someone might read on or british law would have but of course th

i do not want to live under any type of sharia law, here, there or anywhere. muslims being potential fifth columnists. they tend to be from the far—right, from parties in eastern europe, from germany, france, who will identify as being against the muslim religion. for example, the afp senior figure alexander gauland, he said the muslim religion "does not belong in germany, its political doctrine is not compatible with that of a free country." your language sounds like his. no. if you'd listened to me right at the beginning, i'm talking about an islam based on the koran. then he and all other far right will have no issues. we're talking about a manifestation of islam based on culture, based on secondary sources that have perverted and deformed it. for example, wahhabi salafi islam, would you say that that's an authentic version of what the koran preaches? no! it is bad version of islam that is so dangerous everywhere, notjust in the middle east and, by the way, i don't care what they do in the middle east. i'm actually worried about what's happening in the unit

that and that human—manufactured sources like the hadith, the reputed sayings of the prophet, the shariah is a mediaeval concoction and the fatwas like against salman rushdie and others, none of those have credence as far as i'm concerned. those people, that followed these other secondary sources, they should more accurately be described as mohammedans because they put far more emphasis on the messenger than the message. i want to pursue some of that. on the self—description, thing, you didn't describe yourself as a cleric. an imam or cleric has a bad reputation in the muslim world. a scholar, an academic, an intellectual. do you speak arabic? of course. yes, i studied for many years in each it and it's notjust a matter of learning the language and the theology and the culture of the faith, and knowing the source of the religion. when you say you studied in egypt, perhaps al azhar is the greatest seat of islamic learning in the world. it used to be. i didn't want to go study there. it rests on its laurels of past accomplishments. it is no longer in the top 100, top 1,000 universities in

as far as shah' -- sharia existentialist threats, sharia means islamic law.nd so an islamic nation, islamic country decides for itself how to frame it within its laws and body of laws. in afghanistan that issue has been resolved within the constitution, and it's not an issue. but then you have the taliban who say that their version, interpretation of sharia is somewhat different and that their application of sharia is done somewhat differently. and so that is a huge question for afghan society. and i think that afghan society feels comfortable from what we see afghan society as a whole feels comfortable with what is coded within the constitution, how it's framed within the constitution that was adopted in 2004. as far as taliban version of sharia is concerned, we also have very good, a very gooding sense of what this means because they ruled over a big chunk of afghanistan from 1994-5 until 2001 in how they applied that. and i don't think that there is an appetite in afghanistan overall -- i'm not saying there are pockets of people who probably won't minding

i do not want to live under any type of sharia law, here there or anywhere. columnists, they tend to be from the far right from parties in eastern europe, germany, france, who will identify as being against the muslim religion. for example, the afp seniorfigure alexander religion. for example, the afp senior figure alexander garland, he said the muslim religion" does not belong in germany, its political doctrine is not compatible with that ofa doctrine is not compatible with that of a free country". your language sounds like his. if you listen from the beginning, i'm talking about islam based on the koran. he and the far right will have no issues with that. we're talking about a manifestation of islam based on culture, secondary sources that are perverted and deformed. for example, what are the salad is islam, is that an authentic version of the koran? it is dangerous anywhere, notjust in the middle east as well as here. i don't care what's happening in the united kingdom, which is my home. i'd want to see this poisonous toxic islam taking hold that i don't w

as far as the taliban version of sharia, we have a good sense of what it means. they rolled in 1994 and 19 45, and how they applied that. i do not think there is an appetite overall. they won't mind that kind of interpretation but overall, there is no appetite for that. it might become a negotiating issue. if and one we reach a point where we would be discussing specifics, i'm sure the taliban would bring it up. come, i meant the taliban, i think it is a was been a dealbreaker and any attempt to negotiate will be a dealbreaker now. on the subject of jobs, i agree. they have to stop being an economy, a totally dependent economy, but then, there is the factor that it is the taliban recruiting on the pakistani side actually providing jobs. into afghanistan to fight. it would not be just the afghan government. the enterprise as well. stateshould the united it have aust because nature of threat, doesn't mean the threat ought to be existing cease -- ceases to exist. at the same time as russia and china becoming threats. have multiple threats. i think most of us are tra

law has improved to the level where it's very very similar to the general aims and objectives of sharia anyway so. a marriage under english common law is very similar to marriage under serial or anywhere in syria has certain guidelines certain rights and one to responsibilities for a husband and wife or people who are you know showing the world that there has been work and likewise english common law does as well someone to suggest that should real or in its full manifestation has any compare ability to british law is a little cross i believe this judge has set a precedent which does carry consequences those consequences seem that tell of it is like. to particular prominence which it doesn't deserve above any other fee if and those married on her islam of the whole was her the opportunity to get the rights was this judge has no veil there and by simply having a civil a civil certainly a look if you want to get my daughter shari'a law that's one thing but birdbrain but it isn't does not provide you with legal status under british law and this judge has given them a backstop i think that'

and therefore no the civil marriage under you kill the husband block divorce proceedings invoking sharia law under which a union can only be dissolved by a council of muslim leaders but such councils have no legal jurisdiction in the u.k. here's a slice of our earlier debate. how significant do you think this ruling is in terms of how britain regards religious weddings and the marriage there after it is essentially the first time that the british courts our legal system has essentially recognized a parallel legal system nearly shari'a law it does set a precedent with the right perhaps establishing what the bindery serang that should be so i view this as troubling misguided and potentially very disturbing for the future the judge was talking about recognizing it as a void marriage under english common law which is not exactly the same as shari'ah although this might might be similar yes in fact to clean made that point that this is not about recognizing a shari'a law it's about recognizing and implementing what is seen as a marriage or avoid marriage and english common law not shari'a law

challenge that so there is push from muslims in countries like england canada france to create a separate sharia legality for them since those laws are the way of the face do you think that muslims in non islamic societies should have a separate legal system for themselves. i do not think so i think that it's that muslims all over the world i mean in european countries they should. they should accept and be a part of the constitution that is existing in the existing countries and it's also stated clearly in the koran that muslims have to. i mean submit themselves to the existing constitutions in the countries that they live in so it's actually very basic. and i do believe that the western educational system is quite good and we also spoke about i mean what would it be like if we had a female in my maid or annie my medication in denmark and actually i think that the western it's u.k. tional system is quite good and it's quite good fundament for being a female. so the culture clash in secular societies get violent sometimes i mean. if we remember the danish can occur to the prophet challis a bill

on you know if you could sort of cow in submission to religion 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 much well 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 a great. not only required to integrate but the state will 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 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 there's parts of london sweden belgium you can't walk a

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james limousin army and they m i five creator of the white house and that's as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing our hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to a syrian civilian testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testify me because i raise the subject of all miranda commissions the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather salah said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white elephant as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the syrian authorities he would never say the guy did things that he said to r.t. that if the syrian authorities were not forcing him to again a very interesting and sparingly but unfortunately full of holes and i actually met with around the nation his family and his father mohammad that nice last year as did eva but let another independent journalist who has worked extensively on the ground inside syria and the story tha

excuse by james limousin army and a m i five creator of the white how much as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to a syrian civilian testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testify me because i raise the subject of all miranda commissions the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather salah said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white helmet as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the syrian authorities he would never say the guy did things that he said to r.t. that if the syrian authorities were not forcing him to again a very interesting and sperry but unfortunately full of holes and i actually met with him on that mission his family and his father mohammad that nice and last year as did eva but let another independent journalist who has worked extensively on the ground inside syria and the story that w

james limousin army and they m i five creator of the white house and that's as being committed under sharia law so he's basically indorsing our hobby doctrine and east elaborate but they were also involved in the kidnapping of children according to syrian somebody in testimony which i believe should be addressed as a crime let's get to testimony because i raise the subject of all miranda commish the famous boy who was photographed covered in dust the white helmet. leader rather as i said he was never filmed by the white helmet the boy was saved by the white elephant as it was a brother and his father's interview on this job amongst other outlets was under duress from the syrian authorities he would never say the guy did things that he said to r.t. that if the syrian authorities were not forcing him to again a very interesting and sperry but unfortunately full of holes and i actually met with around that nation his family and his father mohamed that me and last year as did eva but let another independent journalist who has worked extensively on the ground inside syria and the story that we w

a totally destroyed nation all right thank you and there is senior political analysts are on the sharia well i tax a continuing on both sides of the gaza israel front here with at least seven people being injured on thursday a five story cultural center was among the buildings destroyed as a mass as a deescalation appears to have gone unheeded andrew simmons reports now from gaza an airstrike on a five story building it's a culture center and it's destroyed it happened as israel was deliberating its next step after schools of strikes on gaza. hamas says after its fighters and other factions fired nearly two hundred rockets and launched dozens of mortars it wants a truce. i think that no the resistance sent a very strong message that we could stop your economic kind of the terrorists and we can also add total crimes against our citizens having guns in the air attacks that made wednesday night feel reminiscent of the last three wars here this house in darryl ballard was struck by an israeli aircraft a pregnant mother and her eighteen month old baby died here the husband who's a hamas poli

more than men sharia was dead. the security was dead. a green light had been given to aggressors.of the world knew these aggressors should be stopped and punished, but we were unwilling to make the necessary sacrifices to back up that opinion. it was impossible to convince a farm boy in iowa or the driver of a london us or a waiter in a paris cafe that he should go to war because of a mud hut in manchuria. yet the subsequent course of history makes it clear that that isident, so many miles away, one of the main reasons you and millions of others are in uniform today. ♪ had manchuria. phase one of the to knock was completed. the conquest of china. in 1932, without warning, the japanese attacked the chinese city of shanghai. [explosions] [missiles falling] [machine gun fire] [bombs whistling] [heavy automatic gunfire] narrator: here, then that stubborn resistance. they had to pour more than 70,000 troops into shanghai before capturing the city. in 1933, they added another province to manchuria. yes, the japanese launched the second phase of the tanaka plan but they had yet to finish

i repeat sharia courts how likely is in the united kingdom literally all you had to read was the first page of the judgement to show the judges saying almost verbatim saying this has nothing to do with recognizing shari'a i don't know where you're getting these fairy tales from but there's nothing to do with the actual acts on hand i would love to talk about syria but this is about english law of english law do this in the family i support a family division actually ruling according to what is what the english common law says and statute law says i'm not saying i don't like it on i'm not bothered with this ruling you're clearly appear to be bothered and maybe you should take it up with the judge but that's what i think anyone familiar with shari'a law might be very bothered about it because some of us then wonder what might the next exceptionality for sure a real lot of proponents really doing shall we expect blasphemy laws to become legitimizing will you then argued that's nothing to do with muslim either of i'm afraid this is everything to do with islam and you don't want to you don'

it's so those are the kinds of things that like i'm not going to support you you're going to promote sharia law but also using derogatory terms like the b word towards me or you know being written watching certain kind of comments lead to almost just just pure anger and frustration that i could be a possibility and our country which i think you know overwhelmingly there has been more hope inspiration and light has come from my election and the other noise that you see people want to concentrate on that people want to focus on that it's really hard to understand that we are actually much much more overwhelmingly. you know population just more positivity that's coming but yeah it is been hard for me to get that much show all at once within just literally i don't know if you know how to like within a few minutes of winning to get that kind of push back again not from my own district not from the people that elected me not hear from the backyard of you know my and the trader mentor detroit area it's been people from around the country and even around the world that have attacked me already late

is illegal he gave us his final story through everything like this the prince of having a fear of sharia having a field. i love affair the scottish government process doesn't do that you don't get to see the evidence you don't get to have presented your own. very warm welcome it's six pm here in moscow and you're watching of the international with me good to have you with us now washington says fresh sanctions against russia will kick in on monday the penalties are linked to claims the kremlin orchestrated a nerve agent attack in the u.k. and to target russia's financial sector as well as certain arms sales to moscow artie's similar car looks for the difference these sanctions will make. now the new batch of sanctions will come into force on august twenty seventh and will prohibit russia from importing secure u.s. goods and technology related to national security but there were also a few waivers first the foreign assistance act which would have terminated all aid to russia except for urgent humanitarian assistance is waived second the prohibition on arms sales that was introduced in two

on you know if you could sort of cow in submission to religion more than we have we have defacto 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 much worse 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. handling it and in the 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 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 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 there's parts of london sweden belgium you can't walk

be back to protest again that's what the journalists say today there was a rally yesterday also dr sharia law i'm a prominent internationally renowned photographer a social activist he's been detained by detectives believe he himself was dragged to the call in barefoot and he complained to the court about him being taught despite that the cold instead of giving him a bail or sending him he did the jail gave seven more days to the detective police to enter gave him and that's a major concern whether he'll be talked out again i'm not saying to national and human rights watch as i was the government to release him immediately and also the rates an attack on the student has been consigned by you the u.n. and the u.s. embassy in bangladesh that the students were confronted with heavily armed people police and this situation may appear to be calm right now but in the election whether it's politically very tense climate will one be surprised to see students now protesting against that attack on them rather than just the traffic safety issue we'll have to see what it comes in two days down the ro

we've seen on all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you so much to all our guests sharia law to hard omar waraich and david bergman and thank you too for watching they can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there a dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from him have a gentleman the whole team here by for now. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to all the attacks even though day two of victims of the bonds the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta i will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe a series of reports about the state of the world's forests and what's being done to protect them in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal feeli

it's so those are the kinds of things that like i'm not going to support you're going to promote sharia law but also using derogatory terms like the b word towards me or you know we've all been watching certain kind of comments lead to almost just just pure anger and frustration that i could be a possibility and our country which i think you know overwhelmingly there has been more hope inspiration and light has come from my election and the other noise that you see people want to concentrate on that people will.

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my sense is he is what i would call more accurately than radical islamist, a sharia supremacist which an ideology challenging to the west this idea of building parallel muslim society in the west and the way they see it ultimately preparing to have confrontation and take over. shannon: his son is the one arrested in new mexico over seen in that compound, now facing a number of charges. his father runs this email him and this is what -- the real terrorists, the central intelligence agency and another one of his services on audio tape. and this democracy will crumble and there will be nothing in the only thing that will remain will be islam. this is what he says about his son being arrested. >> i think my son can be a little bit extreme. when i say extreme, not radical, killing people and stuff like that, god forbid. i have never seen anything like that in him but just a little bit, you know -- shannon: what do you think allegations about his son? >> this ideology, i have been hitting my head against the wall for 25 years including this ideology that exposed a great deal in court, preac

she is anti-sharia, anti-jihad, against things that threaten the existence of this nation and she isthe list too. we are in good company. >> your military background, there is a case of an army major, a chaplain. there was an assignment he was going to facilitate, he was told a same-sex couple would be coming, the one who makes them available in the department of defense would not allow that, the national american mission board, they said he's not allowed. my understanding is the defense department policy is you cannot go against the wishes of your endorsing body. he made arrangements and had someone else handle the retreat. harvey weinstein going after the military and religious issues says if you're going to view same-sex couples is a sin against god you can change your attitude or get out of the military and now we find out the army report on this chaplain is he should be charged with dereliction of duty. >> i am really upset over this and the reason is this is happening in a command i had a number of years ago in north carolina. the major general major general sans tag is dead wr

and i call it christian sharia law, it angered the right, but i hope it gets their attention. >> okay -- >> that's not true. that's not true. >> the far right does. >> to be continued. amy, thank you. thank you, dean. charles. never disappoints. charles -- >> oh, my gosh. >> our coverage continues. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> a federal judge says instructions to make 3d guns cannot go online as planned, but how long will untraceable guns stay out of dangerous hands? >>> china and others -- remember this -- have targeted our farmers. not good. not nice. >> pr

voting that is, "worry about sharia law!!" shouldn't tolerate it it, in a response to a story about a mother stabbing her son, "i bet she called herself a christian." other tweets for christian hypocrites calling evangelist crazy. chad mcmoore is a concern of a journalist from new york city and they both join us tonight. thank you for coming on. first to you, clearly there are christians who are not worth defending, that is for certain.u the westboro baptist freaks or whatever. but what i'm so struck by is -- well, there is no defending that. >> of course. >> tucker: in the speech code that all of us live under, the only religion you can attack is christianity. if she subbed in another world great religion, other abrahamic faiths, she would be out of the race tomorrow. why is that? >> that's tricky. r i look at all the text that reference christianity that she had sent out and she did, you are correct, to lead up to the story that she'd tweeted about a mother who killed her son because he was gay, that certainly is radical and

she's not anti-muslim, she's anti-sharia, anti-g hard. is against those things that threaten the existence of this nation and she's on the list, too. so we are in good company. >> shannon: i wanted to ask you to about this case because of your military background as well. scott squire as a chaplain and there was an assignment that he was going to's a a to facilitae and which it was a marriage retreat. he was told a same-sex couple was coming. the department of defense would not allow that and that american mission board of the southern baptist convention said basically he's not allowed to. my understanding is, defense department policy is that you cannot go against the wishes of your endorsing body. so he made arrangements, bowed out and had someone else handle the retreat. now mikey weinstein who is always going after folks in the military on religious issues as if you are going to be using, couples as a sin against god, you can change her attitude. and he should be charged with dereliction of duty. >> i will tell you i'm very upset over

and i call it christian sharia law, it angered the right, but i hope it gets their attention. >> okay. >> to be continued. amy, thank you. thank you, dean. charles. never disappoints. charles -- >> oh, my gosh. >> our coverage tonights. and a is the best way to keep in touch. or keep tabs on their "extra curricular" activities. he skipped orientation for the beach? he takes after me. you know it's true. oh yeah. join t-mobile and get an iphone for everyone in the family. buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8, on us. only at t-mobile. sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will alert you if your social security number is found on any one of thousands of risky sites. the winter of '77.uring i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast busin