It was the room right next to where I was doing my talk. At first we thought they were trolling us...but no, it’s a permanent room designated for them.
Me and @MsMelChen found the source of all the problems in the Middle East at Harvard University.pic.twitter.com/tOlp8AXXYR
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The mission of ShariaSource is to provide content & CONTEXT for Islamic Law. Insofar as many people around the world live under its jurisprudence, it makes sense to make info on Sharia accessible. I struggle however with the CONTEXT part. Nowhere was there any criticism.pic.twitter.com/WpLglxSBQ4
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It does say ‘critically analyze’ but I seriously doubt that would really happen. If that were the case, that’d be great! But judging by the books there, it seemed more like apologetics to make it seem like Sharia is benign and all the Islamic countries/scholars just got it wrong
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Director Intisar Rabb: conversion from Islam is not a punishable offense at all. "Instead, it says on a number of occasions that God prefers and even demands that people believe in Him, but that He will handle rejection of such belief by punishing them in the afterworld,"
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Well, too bad scholars and lawmakers of over a dozen Islamic countries disagree w her. She may be a big deal in Harvard, but according to Sharia, women are not allowed to be in positions of leadership, so her opinion is irrelevant.
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@MsMelChen and I;-) -
I know.. I wanted to avoid starting the tweet w a period or whatever, before person’s @ so I chose the not so grammatically correct route
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How depressing is that?
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