Sharia Court Reportedly Forming in Veneto, Italy
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Sharia Court Reportedly Forming in Veneto, Italy
A new organization in Italy’s Veneto region is reportedly seeking to resolve disputes between Muslims according to Sharia rather than Italian law. The right-wing Liga party has taken the issue to the European Parliament, calling for tighter controls and an end to EU funding for groups it links to fundamentalism.
Can an Islamic Tribunal decide according to Sharia exist in Italy? The Italian Islamic Arbitration Chamber, founded in Padua in March, triggered the protest of the right, and caused the distance of the Muslim communities themselves, for the claim to settle civil and commercial disputes by applying the precepts of Islamic law primarily. But the legal question is far less obvious than the controversy suggests.
Padova - In Padua there is a Sciaraitic Court, but it is not a court of the State. It is the heart of the controversy that since yesterday revolves around the Chamber...
The arbitration chamber aims to resolve disputes “by encouraging conciliation and ensuring confidentiality.” Salvini: “The law is only the Italian one.” Presented an exhibition. Two questions in Parliament
It is offered to Muslims to settle civil (so also marriages) and commercial disputes according to the established law in their countries of origin. In practice the Koran replaces the Code: complete submission. Already presented two exhibits in the Public Prosecutor's Office. The article First Islamic Tribunal in Italy comes from The Truth.
The Islamic arbitrary chamber was established on 3 March and serves to resolve civil and commercial disputes in accordance with Sharia's principles.
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