if you are struggling then I can't help you understand my point, given Brillo got it immediately I think it's fairly obvious :hee:

In fairness to NM, his debating skills are pretty decent.

Yeah but how many of them even operate under UK law.Many will just get a Sharia divorce then an Islamic marriage and carry on.

Thank you.I am a master(de)baiter

More fool them. Legally married foreign couples in the UK have more rights than couples who cohabit. This is no different to Brits who get married on a choral island out in the Pacific. If they don't do things according to British law, then British law will not step in as their protectorate when the **** hits the fan.

Hence why women get treated the way they do in those communities.
They're a law unto themselves.

Stands well back!

Brillo either also thought it was Kizzy in the video or that you were trying to mock members of forum for being inconsistent though, and you already suggested you never intended on mocking anybody. So something doesnt add up.

They probably have very little knowledge of their civil rights within a British marriage. If all they have ever know is Sharia law, to them a Nikah marriage is
the real thing.

Under Sharia law, a divorced woman can normally keep her child until the age of seven and then that child must be handed over to the father. In the UK though, regardless of a Nikah marriage or a Talaq divorce, British law will decide who should keep full or part custody of the children... Sharia courts have no power over this.

Legally no.However i have seen something recently-ish where a woman was having alot of trouble getting her kids back.Can't remember where i saw it.She had UK lawyers involved.There was one lawyer who deals with this stuff all the time and was saying how hard it can be.
Infact it might be in an old thread on here.

I'd give up now before you get brain ache!

Secrets of Britains Sharia councils
 

Here you go

I'm giving up to avoid more of your negativity. On some mocking spree today, you.

Good call

:joker:

The confusion you have for the infractions and bans of other members are slowly starting to make sense after seeing the behaviour you've shown in this thread.

@NM: Hmm, unregulated, unauthorized and little accountability. It sounds like many of these courts simply aren't working in favour of the women. I'm glad there are people working and campaigning for a better system of divorce under Sharia law.

There are clearly problems that need sorting out. What frustrates me is the general misunderstanding of what Sharia law is when its used within Britain. Its not criminal law and regardless of the obvious problems with it, it does not and never can work in parallel with English law.

You're the one who sounds confused to me. :nono: