Michael Nazir-Ali writes the enforcement of Sharia law in Egypt “would restrict the freedom of expression and mobility for Muslims, especially women”.

"Nowhere else in the Muslim world—and I mean, literally, nowhere else—would we see what we are seeing right now in Iran: men and women, together, standing up for each other, the men demanding justice for the regime’s murder of a woman who dared to let her hair show." twitter.com/Ayaan/status/1…

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Opinion | I was forced into marriage in Arizona — at age 15 - The Washington Post washingtonpost.com/opinions/2…

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4:09 pm · September 28, 2022

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youtu.be/6-bNcAAi0dc @AlinejadMasih and @faisalalmutar: Women's Rights in Iran, Fighting the Forced Hijab. This conversations is more relevant than ever. Women and girls should be free to control and determine the outcome of their own lives. #IranProtests

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What might motivate an honor killing? Victims are targeted because their actual or perceived behavior is deemed shameful, including resisting an arranged marriage, seeking a divorce, adopting a Western lifestyle, and having friends of the opposite sex. #StopHonorViolence

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Michael Nazir-Ali writes the enforcement of Sharia law in Egypt “would restrict the freedom of expression and mobility for Muslims, especially women”.

Now Mohammed Morsi is Egypt’s new president an Islamist heads the largest Arab nation. His approach to Sharia, Christians and the West is a crucial test, writes Rt Rev Michael Nazir-Ali, former Bishop of Rochester.