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Posted in Human Rights, Law, Religion on Mar 4th, 2008
Less than a month after the Archbishop of Canterbury caused some consternation in the UK by suggesting that the adoption of certain aspects of sharia law was unavoidable, a US court judge made a ruling which seems to imply that in some cases accommodation with Roman Catholic canon law should be considered.
In 2004, Dennis Riccitelli, [...]
In the middle of the current extreme perplexity and unease at the Archbishop of Canterbury’s remarks that the adoption of part of Shiria law in Britain was in unavoidable, it has been good to find a voice of calm and reason - coming from a Muslim living in Wales.
Sharia law – which is only used [...]
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