Is the phrase "Islamic justice" an oxymoron?

Question

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Answer 1

~~~ bsfxn ,,,,Not quite. (i did not visit the website you offered). In your Q the word "islamic" is an adjective which describes or Qualifies the noun of "justice". To those who have a knowledge of "Islamic justice" (and/or Sharia Law[sp?] ) then one would have an awareness that the word "islamic" connotes "a severe lack of,,," as it most certainly qualifies as such a distinction by ANY measure. ~ Namaste`

Answer 2

Although the news has been full of seeming injustices within Islam in the past decade, it is always possible that every once in a while they do do things correctly but that the western press just happens not to post it. Perhaps if any islam court ever again gives someone a just punishment, from western standards, then the press should make a big deal about it to show that muslims are not completely pigheaded (sorry about the seeming allusion to pork). Unfortunately, I will not hold my breath for such an incident to happen.