What can you say about the 40% of young muslims in Uk who want Sharia Law imposed?

Answer 1

If it's 40% of a minority, then we have little to worry about for now.

Answer 2

The continued unnecessary suffering of Muslims around the world has led to young Muslims becoming more radicalised than their parents. Conflicts in Iraq, Palestine and Chechnya have carried on in recent years; the first perpetuated by the west and the last two ignored by them for the sake of political convenience.

Personally i believe if these ongoing conflicts were successfully resolved then many Muslims would become less radical and much of the groundswell of discontent would abate.

There will always be an angry and potentially violent minority in any society. If we wish it to become a tiny minority then we have to create conditions in which those who may be attracted to it find a more common bond with mainstream society than with extremists.

I'm not a follower of Islam; i am the English son of Irish Catholic parents. This situation can be resolved but only by long-term international solutions. Isn't it time to cure the disease rather than keep treating the symptoms?

Answer 3

There was a poll of British Muslims which asked many questions, the result was more like a third of them would like Sharia law. It is really a law linked to religion and as a lot of it is contradictory to UK law then it will never be considered.
For example stoning of someone who has committed adultery. Can`t see the house of Lords voting for that one! Also it is contradictory to the human rights act which is dictated by the EU.
However, no-one has to worry, the Muslim population of Britain is less than 3% of the population.

Answer 4

I can say that even if the percentage is as high as you claim, then it is still a minority percentage of a minority population sector. It is hardly, viewed thus, a threat to British traditional law and values. It is merely an opinion carried by a certain sector of the overall population.

Away you go... Back to the BNP drawing board yet again. You might come up with something worth considering one day - something which doesn't involve the presentation of statistics that serve only to damage your cause.

Answer 5

Ive got to just say that we are expected to abide by the laws of there country when we go there, so in turn as they freely chose to come live here they should abide by our laws.
this country is getting to soft and to ready to roll over to keep others happy, you hear so many stupid things in the news about how we have to let people form other countrys do this and that and we cant do things that might offend them its going nuts, i even thought i herd once that the goverment was trying to stop school celebrate christmas because its a christian holiday but my daughter has to learn about there holidays and beliefs.
at this rate all i can see is that people will not always stand for this and it will lead to unrest just look at how the BNP has risen in power in the last few years.
im not saying i support there views and i would like everyone to just get on but it does seem alittle onesided lately....

Answer 6

Sounds a little bit high to me to be honest. As long as they intend to change the law by peaceful political means then fair play to them.

Answer 7

Go home and have your law's, but in the UK you live by UK law's.

If i went to a muslim ruled country i would say "I'm English so i live by UK rules in your country"

Not sure it would work, do you.

Answer 8

It`s not true of 40% of young muslims that I know.

Answer 9

I would say thats wrong information mate, who said they want it imposed? whats the source?

Answer 10

Get back to the countries that practise it, this is the British isles not to be confused with Muslim countries.