Mosque Hits Back Against 'Misinformation' Surrounding Viral Sharia Law Job Advertisement - Manchester Evening News

Fact check: Sharia law administrator job ad was for role with private employer

A local mosque said it had raised money to fund the position through private donations.A widely shared post on social media claimed that “the UK Gover ...

Government Job Site Posts Ad for ‘Sharia Law Administrator’

(The National Pulse)—A job advertisement for an administrative position at a Sharia court in Britain has sparked political backlash after being posted on the British government’s official jobs website. Listed on the Department for Work and Pensions’ (DWP) Find a Job site, the $31,500-a-year role is based at Manchester Community Centre in Didsbury, England. The position, advertised by an independent charity, requires applicants to hold a degree i…

Brits warned as 'deeply worrying' UK Sharia law job advert sparks fury

A job advert for a Sharia law administrator has been deleted from the government website amid backlash.

UK Government Job Platform Sparks Uproar Over Listing For “Sharia Law Administrator”

A UK government jobs platform briefly promoted a listing for a “Sharia Law Administrator” role, sparking outrage from several British lawmakers who see it as an unacceptable recognition of a parallel legal system. The listing, posted by an independent charity, was taken down following sharp political backlash. Key Facts: The Department for Work and Pensions posted a job listing titled “Sharia Law Administrator” on its official jobs platform. Th…

Inside Britain's rise as the 'western capital' of Sharia law courts as job advert on UK Government site sparks outrage

A job advert posted on the UK Government's website has reignited concerns that Britain has become the "western capital" for Sharia courts

Mosque hits back against 'misinformation' surrounding viral Sharia Law job advertisement - Manchester Evening News

The Didsbury Mosque responded against what it called 'right-wing' backlash against the ad posted on the government website