[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Livia

Wow... Imagine any other party upholding a Christian tradition in this Christian country.

Meanwhile at the Home Office...

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Ramadan Mubarak to all those observing the holy month in the UK and beyond 🌙

[Livia]

That's just typical.

[Glenn.]

Religious freedom means everyone’s traditions get acknowledged, not just the ones you personally approve of.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Arshad Khatana has the most abhorrent and shocking views.

So why has Rachel Reeves been “friends” with this fanatic for over a decade?

Why, as Chancellor, is she going round his house for lunch?

chilling video: https://x.com/RobertJenrick/status/2...137089598?s=20

[Livia]

^^^ Shocking. Not that shocking though. It feels like Labour honour Muslim terrorists continuously. We're being led by the nose toward Islamification and if you don't like it, you're a Nazi.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Religious freedom means everyone’s traditions get acknowledged, not just the ones you personally approve of.

lol do you actually believe that, I recall when Tim Farron had to step down as leader of the Lib Dems due to his beliefs, and he is not the only person to have lost their job due to their beliefs

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Arshad Khatana has the most abhorrent and shocking views.

So why has Rachel Reeves been “friends” with this fanatic for over a decade?

Why, as Chancellor, is she going round his house for lunch?

chilling video: https://x.com/RobertJenrick/status/2...137089598?s=20

Cause she's a ****.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Livia

^^^ Shocking. Not that shocking though. It feels like Labour honour Muslim terrorists continuously. We're being led by the nose toward Islamification and if you don't like it, you're a Nazi.

You keep saying Islamification. What actual UK laws have changed to bring in Islamic law? Which policies have replaced British law?

A Muslim politician existing isn’t Sharia. Going to someone’s house for lunch isn’t rewriting the legal system.

So what’s changed in law or governance, specifically? Or is this just discomfort with Muslims being visible in public life?

[Parmy]

Freedom of speech laws have been twisted.

[Glenn.]

So no law changes. Just Muslims being visible in real life. Got ya

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

So no law changes. Just Muslims being visible in real life. Got ya

When youve got british police standing in Whitechapel telling British white men to move elsewhere because it's a muslim area...then you don't need the laws to have changed for them to be changed.


Ps, nothing to do with the UKIP march.

[Glenn.]

So no law changes then

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

So no law changes then

, the legal and policy framework in the UK has adapted in several ways to accommodate the growing Muslim population, alongside general, broader changes in UK law regarding equality, discrimination, and religious, cultural, and human rights. These changes include the introduction of anti-discrimination laws based on religion, the recognition of Sharia-compliant financial products, and the strengthening of laws to combat hate crime.
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Here are specific areas where laws or policies have evolved:
Anti-Discrimination and Equality Legislation (2003, 2006, 2010): Following the implementation of EU directives, the UK introduced the Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) Regulations 2003, which prohibited discrimination based on religion or belief in employment and vocational training. This was later expanded and strengthened by the Equality Act 2010, which treats religion or belief as a "protected characteristic".
Protection Against Religious Hatred: Legislation was widened to include religious hatred, placing faith communities on a more equal footing with racial groups regarding protection under the law. This has been accompanied by increased, record-level funding to protect mosques, Islamic schools, and community centers from hate crimes.
Sharia-Compliant Finance: Changes in regulation, particularly under the Labour government in the 2000s, were designed to accommodate Islamic finance, such as the introduction of "Islamic mortgages" (Ijara mortgages) to avoid double stamp duty, allowing for Sharia-compliant home ownership.
Voluntary Sharia Councils/Arbitration: While Sharia law has no legal status in the UK, the Arbitration Act 1996 allows for binding arbitration, which some councils use to settle civil disputes (like divorce) between consenting adults. However, a 2018 review noted that many couples do not register their marriage legally, leading to calls for mandatory civil registration to protect women's rights in divorce.
Workplace Accommodations: The law requires "reasonable" religious accommodation in the workplace (e.g., time for prayer, prayer rooms), which has become common in both public and private sectors.
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Key Distinctions:
No Parallel Legal System: The UK government maintains that Sharia law is not recognized as a formal legal system within the UK, and it holds no legal jurisdiction over English law.
Increased Restrictions on Immigration: While there has been accommodation of religious practices, there has also been a significant, independent trend towards stricter immigration and asylum rules, including the "earned settlement" model announced in 2025, which affects all migrants, including those from Muslim-majority countries

[Parmy]

Didn't they have to make FGM illegal?

[Glenn.]

You’ve just listed anti-discrimination laws, mortgage rules and voluntary arbitration that still sit under UK law.

None of that replaces British law with Sharia. The courts are still secular. Parliament is still in charge. Sharia has no legal authority here.

So where exactly is the Islamification? Protecting religious groups and allowing different finance products isn’t the country being taken over.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

You’ve just listed anti-discrimination laws, mortgage rules and voluntary arbitration that still sit under UK law.

None of that replaces British law with Sharia. The courts are still secular. Parliament is still in charge. Sharia has no legal authority here.

So where exactly is the Islamification? Protecting religious groups and allowing different finance products isn’t the country being taken over.

You asked if laws had changed.....and I've just showed you they have..

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Didn't they have to make FGM illegal?

FGM has been illegal for decades and is prosecuted under UK law. That proves the legal system isn’t bending to religious practices. It proves the opposite.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

You asked if laws had changed.....and I've just showed you they have..

You haven’t shown Islamic law governing the UK. You’ve shown a secular system accommodating religious freedom.

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

You haven’t shown Islamic law governing the UK. You’ve shown a secular system accommodating religious freedom.

With laws that have beeen tweeked, IE, changed.

So you're wrong I'm right...again..


Any other issues please direct them at the person who said it..which will be difficult cause nobody did.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

FGM has been illegal for decades and is prosecuted under UK law. That proves the legal system isn’t bending to religious practices. It proves the opposite.

It's not prosecuted though.

[Glenn.]

Laws being amended isn’t the same as Islamic law replacing UK law. Parliament amends laws all the time.

And FGM is illegal and has been for decades. There have been prosecutions and convictions. If enforcement is patchy, that’s a policing issue, not proof of Islamification.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

Laws being amended isn’t the same as Islamic law replacing UK law. Parliament amends laws all the time.

And FGM is illegal and has been for decades. There have been prosecutions and convictions. If enforcement is patchy, that’s a policing issue, not proof of Islamification.

Post a link to a conviction of it in England or Wales please....cause it's my understanding there's been none.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Parmy

Post a link to a conviction of it in England or Wales please....cause it's my understanding there's been none.

https://news.sky.com/story/mother-ja...tion-11658875?

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...al-mutilation?

https://www.cps.gov.uk/east-midlands...on-conspiracy?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

https://news.sky.com/story/mother-ja...tion-11658875?

https://www.theguardian.com/society/...al-mutilation?

https://www.cps.gov.uk/east-midlands...on-conspiracy?

Thanks.



Interesting that the woman isn't named in the first article.