Keith Ellison proud alma mater will spread sharia

An update on this post a few days ago - UMinn, to launch Islamic sharia law program. Democrat and Muslim Keith Ellison is proud his alma mater will be helping pave the way for more Islamic sharia law in the U.S. via Shining light on darkness: U of M opens think tank on Islamic law and human rights | Twin Cities Daily Planet. h/t Weazel Zippers

At the opening ceremonies for the University of Minnesota’s new think tank on Islamic law and Human Rights, Congressmember Keith Ellison described a time when he was a young boy afraid of what lurked underneath his bed when the lights were off. One day his mother turned on the lights and told him to look underneath the bed and said, “There’s nothing under there but some toys you lost a long time ago,” Ellison recalled. Similarly, the fear, hysteria and misinformation have circulated worldwide about the topic of Islam. “We find ourselves afraid of something we don’t know anything about,” Ellison said.

Ellison is lying through his teeth. He knows there are many speaking in America who know more about sharia than he does. Muslims and ex-Muslims – who were born into Islam unlike himself – and speak out vigorously against sharia law. The more people find out, the more they realize Islamic sharia law is in no way compatible with U.S. law.

Professor David Wippman, Dean of the University of Minnesota Law School, said the Islamic Law and Human Rights program will look at questions of the compatibility of Islamic law and human rights, and examine topics such as property rights, the position of women, and crime.  The program will address what the traditions are in a “dispassionate, informed way,” he said.  Already, there have been reactions to the forming of the program, Wippman said, and not all those reactions have been favorable. He said he is looking forward to the fruits of the program’s research, which will benefit to the school, the university community, and the nation at large.

In the coming months, the center will offer teaching fellowships, support research, hold conferences, and provide training resources to students, the legal community, and human rights organizations.

So the Islamic sharia law center will be training the legal community and this will benefit the nation at large how? Students will be indoctrinated to some sanitized version of Islamic sharia law that could only be taught at a university think tank…where the signs are already emerging that the this will be the case.

“In my research, Islam doesn’t oppress women…  the only reason women don’t have equal rights is not because of Islam but because of incorrect interpretation of Islamic law.”  Merhebi said she hopes to bridge the gap between the true teaching of Islam and its interpretations.

Congress member Keith Ellison said he was proud that his alma mater was starting the program, and that it will be “shining light on a subject that has been in darkness and misinformation.”

We’ve been shining a light for more than two years now, and others far longer than us. This oxymoronically-named think tank is proof positive that sharia continues to creep further into America.

By the way Ellison spent Presidents Day weekend at the College of Sharia in Qatar a few years ago. Did he bring back the seeds of this Islamic sharia program?

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