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From Bill Wilson at the Daily Jot on March 3, 2008

Greetings in the Name of Him Who is Revelation!

Subversive Islamic interests in the United States intend to use the legal precedence of Native American Indian courts to establish Sharia law courts where Islamists will handle their own civic matters on such issues as crime, marriage, divorce, support, custody, adoption, legitimacy, abuse, and more. A 1993 article posted in February by The American Muslim entitled “Native American Courts: Precedent for an Islamic arbitral system,” reminds Muslim legal organizations to explore using legal precedents found in the 1978 Indian Child Welfare Act and Article I Section 8 in the U.S. Constitution, giving Congress regulatory authority over Indian tribes, to seek to establish Sharia law courts in the U.S.

Establishing Sharia Law courts in the U.S. is one of the goals of the 1991 Muslim Brotherhood plan to wage a “Civilization Jihad” aimed at overthrowing the U.S. government and establishing Islamic rule.  The plan, submitted as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation terrorist funding trial in Dallas, Texas, calls for the establishment of “comprehensive settlement organizations.”  These organizations are to take root in American society and establish an Islamic foundation that would be followed by generations of Muslims in the U.S. to “finish the march”.  The Muslim Brotherhood plan called for establishing “A Central Islamic Court,” a “Muslims Attorneys Society” and organizations to defend rights of Muslims.

Since the writing of the Muslim Brotherhood plan, the National Association of Muslim Lawyers and others like it have been formed.  The 2007 National Association of Muslim Lawyers conference tackled issues such as “Muslim Americans and Family Law in U.S. Courts,” a discussion of the development and evolution of Muslim women’s “Islamic” rights in America and the phenomena of Muslim women claiming their Islamic marital rights in U.S. courts.”  Another session was entitled “Islamic Jurisprudence and American Law”. This session analyzed “how the underpinnings of the U.S. criminal, civil, and constitutional law are akin to principles articulated and practiced in Islamic jurisprudence.”

The American Muslim article warns “Such a radical change in American law—allowing Muslims to take control over their family law issues - must be initiated from the indigenous Muslim community here in the United States. To have it seem that this initiative is originating from overseas or from organizations financed overseas, would create a very negative impression that would likely destroy this effort.”  While “The American Muslim” likes to position itself as moderate, its postings are quite radical even if they are couched in cooperative and peaceful terms.  Jesus Christ said in Matthew 24:4, “Take heed that no man deceive you.”

Have a Blessed and Powerful Day!