The Pros And Cons Of Sharia

In order for Saudi Arabian culture to have adopted such a mentality they must have had large amounts of people - particularly males - with the same belief in extreme modesty and male superiority. If at the inception of the Saudi Arabian culture individuals believed females were inferior to males, Saudi Arabian culture must have adopted policies that implied male superiority and misogyny. The means by which cultures create consensus upon shared beliefs such as male superiority and misogyny is to make the shared beliefs into a generally accepted ideology or law. Laws are made of rules; they determined “how the [ideology of gender roles] was formulated, applied and implemented” (Yahyaoui 38). In order to make particular gender roles a generally accepted Saudi Arabian ideology, the ideology must have been supported by laws both directly and indirectly. One form of direct control of women is religious police or vigilante. Women aren’t allowed to socialize, act, or dress in a fashion that isn’t considered appropriate. In order to ensure that no woman is behaving outside of what the culture condones, Saudi Arabian males created

Being born and raised in America, I and many other Americans have been taught that we live in a country of freedom. Women and men are treated equally; every human being has rights, and you have the freedom to move at will and without restrictions. Women have come a long way in our country, gaining rights ever since the dawn of patriarchy and proving that they are just as good as men with the ability to think, speak, and act for themselves. However, discrimination of women still exists in America and many other countries, but women are taking a stand and trying to eliminate the inequality between genders, such as the difference in salaries, and the bad representation of and portrayal of women in the media.

Notably, as Muhammed standardized the Five Pillars of Islam for the “umma,’’ or community of faithful, multiplying followers stayed true to his legal doctrines. Ever since early Islam, the ‘’Sharia’’ stabilized the cults law, even if it combated Greek, Persian, and Indian nations. Along with cultural topics, the Sharia gave

Since Ahmad Baba points out that Islamic law permitted a Muslim to raid and enslave non-Muslims, do you think that the non-Mulsim Mandinka (Mandingos) would have considered it justifiable to enslave Ayuba, since he was a Muslim?

In the 1990s, the idea to first introduce sharia law in Canadian society was presented. Sharia law is the rules outlined

On January 27th, President Trump issued an executive order banning entry of citizens from seven Muslim majority countries: Iraq, Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Although public opinion appears largely negative; I believe the “Muslim Ban” fits in to traditional American political culture due to previous issues that have divided our nation. America has a long history of creating a largely positive influence on the world. However, America also utilized slavery, displaced Native Americans, and denied Jew’s refuge during WWII. Looking back on these controversial events makes the right thing to do seem so obvious.

Sharia Law is lead by many Islamic groups, one group, The Muslim Brotherhood is the largets, oldest, and best camouflaged Islamic movement in the world today.It is both a politcal group and a religious group founded on the belief that it is not just an Islamic religion, but it is also a way of life. The Muslim Brotherhood was founded in 1928.It’s founder was Hassan al-Banna,who was also an Egyptian teacher.The Muslim Brotherhood was financed by Adolf Hitler and they also fought for him, as Nazi troops.

These four types of laws are civil law, common law, Islamic law, and socialist law. Civil law has five basic features. The first one being civil law is written and has codes of conduct. By the codes being written they create conduct in civil law. The second one being they don’t officially identify precedent meaning law is not binding. The third being it is an inquisitorial system that seeks finding the truth making sure innocent people don’t go to trial. The fourth one being civil law they don’t tpyically use injuries and their jurors don’t have the same role as other laws have. Finally, the fifth one being civil law uses judicial law lightly. There are also five basic features of common law. The first one being common law is unwritten and stresses rule of law. The second one being common law looks to the precedent for wisdom and respects them. The third one being it is adversarial and uses a defense mechanism. The fourth one is it uses a grand petit juries meaning indictment by grand jury is known here. Finally, the fifth one being it uses judicial review where the judiciary’s examination is important. Islamic law has two basic features. The first one being Islamic law is written and contains ideas from Qur’an. Finally, the second one being is that it is both inquisitorial adversarial system, precedent doesn’t exist, and no use of injuries meaning the judge hears cases here. Socialist law has two basic features.

It implies that they are endorsed by Allah to his Prophet Muhammad(s) through their Quran, and in this way the Sharia Law is not subject to amendments by anybody. More differences to the U.S. Law and the Sharia law is that if there should arise an occurrence of the Sharia law, if the offended party needs more proof to help his case against the respondent, the court requests that the litigants make a plea of their innocence under oath. Despite what might be expected, for American justice, when an offended party needs enough proof to implicate the litigant, the courts either reject the case for absence of confirmation or send the specialists back to the field to assemble more

One of the reasons why Muslim women face so many difficulties in America’s culture is because of the Sharia, which literally means “the road to the watering hole”, is the clear path or right way that Muslims are to follow. It is God’s guidance for humanity and a source of law and moral guidance which is the basis for both Muslim law and ethnics. It was inspired by the Quran and Sunna as well as Muslim scholars over the first few centuries of Islam. Although Shaira is law it actually

Now we come to the importance of a fair trial and due process in the criminal justice system; it is rather surprising that the Sharia Law does not have a due process or trial procedure. According to the V, VI, and VII Amendments, all people shall be granted justice regardless of their religion or gender (Cotran and Adel, 1999). Amendment V specifically mentions that no one should be held responsible for a crime when the due process of the law has not been followed. Similarly, Amendment VI provides the room for public trial while Amendment VII guarantees trial by jury. All these amendments are checks and balances for the united States criminal justice system, to ensure that no one is punished unfairly for crimes they did not commit and that

A rule making body issues authorative shari’a auditing standards for all Islamic banks and other Islamic businesses and it will be the most effective way to eliminate problems within the Islamic economy. The most effort to develop a body of consistent standards for shari’a audits has been undertaken by

I myself do not believe that it fits into the adjudicatory process. I say that because Islamic law recognizes no distinction between legal systems and other controls on a person’s behavior. They provide all answers to questions about appropriate behavior in any sphere of life. Islam’s basic form of law comes from the Qur’an and Sunna, Ijma and Qiyas, and schools of law. With all this if I had to choose a system, I would choose inquisitorial since Islamic law is slightly considered similar to common law. Countries that follow this tradition today are Saudi Arabia and Iran.

The Quran tenets encompass various life aspects that include God’s teachings, the way of harmonious living in the community, moral virtues, the regulations on financial matters, and specific obligations among Muslims males and females. In general, the sharia law is an extended platform that provides guidance on family affairs, criminal judgment, political perception, and economic factors. The law thrives on the precepts of religious attributions to God. Since the emergence of sharia law, various Islamic nations have endorsed most or parts of the

With 196 countries in the world, and the many varying ideals of law and who should rule, it is no surprise that there are many types of legal systems. From systems based on secularism (separation of church and state) to religiously based courts such as those in India or Saudi Arabia, these legal systems form a real melting pot of ideals. In this paper, we will look at and analyze the court system of Saudi Arabia and how it affects the overall Saudi Arabian government.