Ground Zero Imam Rauf's Bold-Faced Lies to Advance the Sharia

Yesterday I posted on Ground Zero Mosque Imam Rauf's urging to incorporate Sharia law into the legal systems of Europe and the U.S.

An essential element of this interweaving of cultures, he says, will have to be the incorporation of Sharia law into the legal systems of Europe and the US. In this, he is in agreement with the Archbishop of Canterbury who said that the adoption of some aspects of Sharia law “seems to be unavoidable”.

Rauf points out that “the only truly clashing area is the penal code, and no Muslim has the intention of introducing that to America. The penal code is the area that people in the Western world are worried about – but these are things that aren’t even observed today in most of the Muslim world.

In his own book from 2000, "Islam: A Sacred Law," he wrote this on p. 58: "And since a Shari'ah is understood as a law with God at its center, it is not possible in principle to limit the Shari'ah to some aspects of human life and leave out others." (hat tip Kamala)

Just another glaring example of what a liar he is. He traffics in deceit all over the world to advance Islam. And US universities and European dilettantes pay him $15,000 a pop to betray and hoodwink them. Imagine, he is in Scotland to receive a "peace" award, while advancing the most brutal and oppressive system of governance on the planet.

 

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[Counterjihad2012]

Word of the coward, lunatic sadist & misogynist Allah:

5:38 "(thiefs) cut off hands"
24:2, 4 "(adulterers) flog with 100, 80 stripes"
5:33 "(unbelievers) crucifixion"

8:12 "...I (Allah) will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve.
Therefore strike off their heads..." (beheadings)

http://newstime.co.nz/sharia-in-action.html

[ParahSalin]

I recently had a brief conversation with Keith Hakim X. Ellison, Minnesota's Muslim Congressman, at the MN State Fair (he had just been interviewed at the WCCO booth, just between the MNGOP booth and Sweet Martha's cookies). He assured me that there was nothing in Shariah that required it to be the law of the land (and by implication, any Muslim who proposes as much is a misunderstander of islam), so I guess we're OK. I mean, he is a member of Congress and an American, so he must be right... right?