I agree to a point.
Unfortunately, muslim women would end up with even fewer rights than they already have, and expect regular public stonings to death for adultery and apostasy - women only, of course.
The last time I read, sharia laws are the same for both men and women. Stoning to death applies to either a man or a woman who's married and commits adultery.
I think this harsh punishment would stop everyone from cheating on their spouses. If a man or a woman isn't happy in their married life and they want to be with someone then they both have the right to break the marriage and then get married to the person they want to be with.
IMO this is a great solution to what is happening around the world right now. A lot of women would be saved from men who just want to use women. A lot of marriages won't break because one partner has cheated and the other has found out about it.
I'm sure you're right.
If sharia law is equally fair to men and women, why aren't men obliged to walk several paces behind their wives wearing a covering for their face?
UNLESS its through a minefield,then its 'after you darling' you show me the way.
Yes, although I think I'd give it a bit more than three paces!