Posted on 2/21/2020, 9:30:49 AM by grey_whiskers
The Court of Appeal, the second-highest court in England and Wales after the Supreme Court, has ruled that the Islamic marriage contract, known as nikah in Arabic, is not valid under English law.
The landmark ruling has far-reaching implications. On the one hand, the decision strikes a blow against efforts to enshrine this aspect of Sharia law into the British legal system. On the other hand, it leaves potentially thousands of Muslim women in Britain without legal recourse in the case of divorce.
(Excerpt) Read more at gatestoneinstitute.org ...
Muslim women, if you want a divorce, make yourself a widow! Free one way ticket to whatever ‘stan you want!
Call it a shackup and give her the benefits akin to what America does in unmarried situations.
Yep. Sounds like the UK is really coming down on the muzzies-sarc
First thought was ... wow, they left the EU and found their nads. Good for them.
They may even be worth visiting at some point.
First thought was ... wow, they left the EU and found their nads. Good for them.
They may even be worth visiting at some point.
She could just claim De Facto status anyway! The Courts will give a woman half plus whatever they claim for the kids anyway!
Next, how about Sharia is incompatible with English law?
And to break up you say “I break with thee, I break with thee, I break with thee” and then you throw dog poopy on her shoes.
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Yes!
Bet they are still eligible for social services like the orthodox jews. Married in your religion the state recognizes you as a single mother with kids WAMMO!
Must read link: German “humanitarian” learns truths about Muslims.......to her infinite regret.
She enumerates all the negatives we’ve observed for years.
Too bad she got woked the hard way....thru horrendous personal experiences.
Not the government. This is the Court of Appeal. The government doesn’t control the courts in the UK - the government is accountable to the courts, not the other way round.
I’d guess that Sharia marriages are valid in Minnesota.
Does that apply to the second, third and fourth “marriage” as well?
If she’s married by shari’ah then she has the recourse of shari’ah, if she’s married by English law she has the recourse of English law.
Nonsensical statement. Where there is no marriage, there cannot be a divorce.
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