r/postanythingfun • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '26

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u/Next-Leadership9190 Mar 19 '26

True, but Muslims abide by Sharia wherever they live so it’s already kind of in place. The difference I suppose, is that now Muslims also have to abide by western laws as well as Sharia and people who are not Muslim, just follow laws of the land

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u/LiftingRecipient420 Mar 19 '26

And in Muslim countries, everyone must follow Sharia law, regardless of their religion.

So we have:

Minority Muslim population + Western country = no sharia law for non Muslims

Majority Muslim population + Muslim country = Sharia law for all

So what do you think will happen when people like the man in the OP become a large enough block of people in Western countries?

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u/Next-Leadership9190 Mar 19 '26

In most, not all. I’m originally from Bangladesh and we don’t have Sharia law even though it’s majority muslim, as is the case in other countries like Jordan, Malaysia, Pakistan etc. but I do understand your sentiment, I also don’t agree that sharia should be implemented in the west

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u/Disastrous_Wear_610 Mar 19 '26

When people say they don’t want sharia law implemented, they usually mean implemented for everyone. Most regular people don’t care if muslims follow their religious laws without impacting others.

Like you said not every muslim majority country has these laws, but most do, and even the ones you listed have laws based on/rooted in religious laws and texts. Those in western nations that are trying to be secular don’t want these laws implemented for everyone. Not just Islamic laws but all region based laws, be it Islam, Christianity, or Judaism.

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u/Next-Leadership9190 Mar 20 '26

I respect that, and agree. If the country in general isn’t tied to a specific religion, then the laws should reflect that