Some Concerns with Sharia

"We don’t want to democratize Islam,

we want to Islamize democracy!”

[Imam Abdul Malik of Brooklyn, NY. 2009]

[by Ahmed Nadhif]  The current conflict between Islam and modern human rights illustrates the "challenge" of "modernizing Islam."

There is a fundamental conflict between the Koran and any attempt at "modernization" Because the Koran doe not permit any change to its content -- it is believed to be the precise word of Allah, and can't be modified in any way.  

This is an illustration of the futility and the impotence of the would-be "modernizers" interviewed in Christine Douglass-Williams' new book, "The Challenge of Modernizing Islam."

Sharia law does not change merely because some Moslems choose not to follow it. [Sharia law remains, and it will be taught and preached in every mosque.]

[Source: Ideology of Islam, by Ahmed Nadhif, an independent writer and Journalist, ideologyofislam@cox.net]