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It doesn't compare to the American constitution which is secular and doesn't depend on the same set of conditions as shariah law.
Here is a better analogy and I am pretty sure that anyone reading this understands my perspective with that statement.
It is an organizing principle like democracy.
It is for good but can be misapplied for evil, (especially with unIslamic governance) that does not invalidate it. capiche?
Yes shariah is dangerous as hell when the majority of muslims have zero Hikmah
To paraphrase you above, how do you know that?
I personally believe that after these years of injustice by the rich unIslamic puppets the majority of Muslims will want that.
Rule by a thoughtless majority gave us the mess we have today in many countries.
We have had successful shariah states that ruled by shura.
"Shura is an Arabic word for "consultation". The
koran and the Prophet encourage Muslims to decide their affairs in consultation with those who will be affected by that decision."
This has happened in our history!
The majority will be happy when they see justice and mercy and help are applied to all.
Moreover, there is an Islamic revival going on and you can choose to deny it all you want, but if you believe in the Prophet's hadith, proper Islamic governance is on the way, God willing.
Do you think we simply just carry on until we finally get it right like secular law?
Secular law is good?
Cultural Marxism has circumvented it.
Moneyed lobbies have circumvented it.
Prison lobbies and companies misuse it to apply the laws in an unjust fashion to certain groups.
war lobbies misuse it.
To me that is rule without hikma/wisdom.
Let us see were your good secular law takes you.
Dude, I no longer am interested in derailing my thread from the topic at hand.
We obviously will never see things from the same perspective.