I heartily agree,Sir. When we allow judges to decide if Shariah /Islamic Law ought apply to Muslims it sends a message that they are subject to some other law than the rest of us. Just like that (now retired) Reprobate Judge Walker who said the people of California could be disenfranchised because an anti-Christian homosexual Judge was oriented to believe his
chosen group was not subjected to the same law as the rest of us.The Courts ought not consider any law contrary to our Constitution as valid.
“When we allow judges to decide if Shariah /Islamic Law ought apply to Muslims “
What if the Muslims don’t want Sharia Law to apply to them. It’s always interesting to see Muslim students on campus playing soccer or cricket(if Pakastani) in the afternoon. At some point, they stop and several of them begin the ritual prayers while the rest stand around looking annoyed. It’s always a minority of students who pray.