Sharia keeps on creepin’, creepin’, creepin’ into our country. And Keith Ellison continues to prove Allen West was spot on. Recall that Ellison spent Presidents Day weekend at the College of Sharia in Qatar a few years ago.
Islamic dawah.
Contacts: Cynthia Huff, Law School, huffx070@umn.edu, (612) 625-6691
Abdulwahid Qalinle, Islamic Law and Human Rights Program, shei0038@umn.edu, (612) 501-7384
Patty Mattern, University News Service, mattern@umn.edu, (612) 624-2801
MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL (01/24/2011) —The University of Minnesota Law School’s Human Rights Center will launch its Islamic Law and Human Rights Program (IHRP) on Friday, Feb. 4. Opening ceremonies will be held from 3 to 4:40 p.m. in Room 25 of Mondale Hall, 229 19th Ave. S., Minneapolis.
The new program will focus on current issues and debates surrounding human rights and Islamic law and will encourage and facilitate new approaches to research and real-world application. It will engage students through teaching, publications, fellowships, internships, applied research, field work, conferences and other special events on current human rights and Islamic law issues.
IHRP will function as a think-tank for issues related to Islamic law, human rights, the rule of law and terrorism in the Muslim world. Through the Human Rights Center, students will have access to advice and resources involving diverse constituencies, including students and human rights workers in organizations in the United States and around the Middle East and the Muslim world.
The program will be housed in the Law School’s Human Rights Center on the plaza level of Mondale Hall and will be directed by Abdulwahid Qalinle, an adjunct associate professor of law at the Law School since 2004.
The event will include remarks by Qalinle; Law School Dean David Wippman; U.S. Representative Keith Ellison (’90); co-director of the Human Rights Center and Law School Professor David Weissbrodt; Judge LaJune Lange (’78); dean of the Institute for Global Citizenship at Macalester College and Professor Ahmed Ismail Samatar; Minneapolis Foundation Program Officer Zaineb Hassan; and Director of the African Development Center Hussein Samatar.
Associate Vice President and Dean of the Office of International Programs Meredith McQuaid (’91) will formally inaugurate the new program at the conclusion of the speakers’ remarks. Light refreshments will follow.
RSVP is requested by Feb. 1 to Vicky Nguyen at nguye386@umn.edu or (612) 626-0041.
Internships and field work on Islamic sharia law – right here in the U.S.
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Just like them, their program also is unwanted in America.
I just love the title of the program the school is offering….. “Islamic Law and Human Rights Program”.
If that isn’t an oxymoron I don’t know what is.
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Begining to look like the U of Minnesota is becoming a COVEN of ISLAMIC WITCHES. Maybe we, the US Citizens, revert back to the WITCH HUNTS of years past to put an end to these TRAITORS to our CONSTITUTION and laws that we live by. LOCK and LOAD.
The U is part of ellison’s district. There is no more vulnerable population that college students. Add to that the trend to recruit more international students (they have to pay cash up front) and there you have it, Little Palestine! Read the Minnesota daily on line. Survey the U.M.P.D. reports of crime.
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