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The application of Sharia law in U.S. courts, including the role of federal and state judges, and the relationship between Sharia law and U.S. law
Multiple reputable post- surveys and exit polls place white evangelical support for in the neighborhood of roughly 75–84 percent, with many mainstream summaries settling on “” as the simplest way to d...
Federal and state courts have repeatedly acted as gatekeepers that limit or invalidate state laws singling out “Sharia” or broadly banning foreign law, grounding decisions in the Constitution’s Suprem...
is a broad religious-legal tradition guiding ritual life, family relations, commercial conduct and criminal categories within Islamic jurisprudence; in practice it predominantly governs private, volun...
Surveys do not use a single, neutral definition of “” when asking Muslim Americans about support; question wording ranges from broad, normative prompts about whether Sharia should be “the law of the l...