[USF]

I do not agree with sharia law. Your second question is a little more complicated, though? Allowed where? Allowed in Iraq? Dubai? Here? Not here. Our laws come from our system of government, not from any religion. I don't see sharia law happening in the USA. As for Iraq or Dubai, that's not for me to decide. Those are sovereign nations.

Thank you. I agree. (BTW, The second part of my question relates to the US, and the Dar ul Harb in general.)

As sharia is a cornerstone of islam, we agree aspects of islam are already illegal and have to be restricted.

[MineralMan]

"As sharia is a cornerstone of islam, we agree aspects of islam are already illegal and have to be restricted."

Insofar as Muslims break US laws, they should be prosecuted. We have no law here against some things, like the wearing of burkhas, so Muslim women may wear them if they wish. Most do not.