that radical Muslims want to bring
Sharia to the United States.
>> Sharia law is bad, Seth. I don't know if
you've heard that. It's bad. It's worse
than what's happening in New York and
Detroit. It's just bad.
I don't know.
Sorry.
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>> Say what you want about Muslims. It's
going to be Sharia law.
>> Sorry. Sharia law.
>> Governor Abbott should be ashamed of
himself.
>> The ban on Sharia law in Texas is now
streng
>> the ceremonial signing met with tears in
McKenna. Governor Abbott,
>> I didn't know what Sharia law was or
wasn't literally, Erin. I'm sure as you
know, it means do the right thing. It's
an ethical code. That is all it means.
People in the Western world have have
domesticated it, fornicated it. It's
just this al alt-right dog whistle uh to
get people upset over things that don't
exist.
>> And that brings me to a story out of
Texas.
>> That went viral.
>> Muslim, right? Mashallah.
>> This video with Imam Kasim Khan.
>> You know, as a merchant, you have every
legal right to sell whatever you want.
But as a Muslim, I have a responsibility
to tell if to educate the people and let
them know.
>> Who spoke out against Muslim business
owners who sell alcohol and gambling
products in their stores in their
communities that as a Muslim shouldn't
sell haram that the alcohol, the pork,
the gambling is all against Islam.
>> His message was directed to his own
community. And so I'm just letting you
know ahead of time in about 30 days
we're going to start doing
demonstrations around the city for the
Muslims to have businesses with haram in
it. We're let the people know that we
have to teach the people the best. The
Muslim have the best. So let the owners
know
>> if something is forbidden in Islam then
Muslims should not be profiting from it.
He's trying to clean up the community
from the evil vices. But instead of
hearing his words for what they were,
fearmongers, hate provocators. He even
got attention from the Texas governor on
this and the senator Ted Cruz.
>> It's Sharia law.
>> Critics rush to label this as spreading
Sharia law in America. It's Sharia law.
>> Now that accusation is not only
dishonest is deeply hypocritical.
>> I'll tell you the truth. I was brought
up a Catholic. I kid a Catholic. I wish
I didn't. My Christmas kid's a Catholic
for for my mom. My mom's a devout
Catholic. I'm not.
>> Let's go ahead and address this. We have
in the United States people of faith
speak out against practices they believe
are harmful all the time.
>> You'll never forget the lawsuit.
>> I think abortion is so terribly wrong. I
have a responsibility to be here.
>> And is there right to do so?
>> Stop abortion now. Stop abortion now.
>> When Christians protest outside abortion
clinics, they say abortion violates
their faith. Whatever happens on the
sidewalk, really our focus is the women
and the children and their right to
choose life.
>> Absolutely not. Please.
>> When church groups organize and protest
against strip clubs and pornography,
they say it destroys morality and family
values.
>> Community has lived in our located right
behind the strip club for over 70 years.
And did you know historically the
Women's Christian Temperance Union, one
of the most powerful Christian women's
groups in American history, is the
Women's Christian Temperance Union.
>> She would start chopping up barrooms,
chopping up the beer barrels. She's a a
striking moral symbol.
>> Led the nationwide movement against
alcohol.
>> The largest women's organization in the
country, the WCTU had led the crusade to
ban alcohol. Their activism directly
contributed to the prohibition in 1920.
Did you know that?
>> Sharia law.
>> Now, no one called that Christian Sharia
because Sharia just means God's law like
the Ten Commandments that Moses brought.
>> Bringing Christ into the classroom and
not everyone sees it as a blessing. The
Texas Board of Education voting in favor
of allowing access to Bible lessons in
school. That vote taking place just a
short bit ago.
>> Like Jewish Sharia. Sharia is actually
mentioned, did you know that in the
Arabic Bible over 200 times this
concept?
>> The Arabic speaking Christian community
has been reading the word Sharia in
their Bibles for centuries without any
issue. We also recently had Tucker
Carlson talking good about Sharia.
>> Sharia law is bad, Seth. I don't know if
you've heard that. It's bad. It's worse
than what's happening in New York and
Detroit. It's just bad.
I don't know why. just like years of
brainwashing. I just like Sharia law.
>> Well, in
>> sorry, Sharia law.
>> So, when Christians and other
faith-based groups protested against
things that they deemed immoral, it was
seen as a legitimate expression of
religious and moral conviction. So the
question is why is it that when a Muslim
leader does the very same thing, he's
trying to hold his community members
accountable. He's trying to clean up the
community.
>> We care about you. We love you. Want you
have the very best and we want the
Muslims to have a set a better example
of what good merchandising should be.
It's an insult to injury when we have
Muslims who don't care about the
community. We have Muslim people who say
that they're Muslims who don't even care
enough about the community and they're
poisoning the community with their with
their drugs. Poison the community with
the alcohol.
>> He's addressing his own community about
living by their own faith. Suddenly it
becomes a threat. The answer is very
clear. It has nothing to do with law and
everything to do with double standards,
hypocrisy, blind hate, fear-mongering,
prejudice, racism. See, when a
Christian, Jew, someone of another faith
speaks from conviction, it's celebrated
as faith in action. But when a Muslim, a
submitter to God, that's what a Muslim
is. When a Muslim does it is branded as
a hidden agenda. Let's be honest, the
Imam wasn't lobbying to change US law.
He wasn't demanding that non-Muslims
stop selling alcohol or gambling. He
wasn't doing that. He was simply urging
Muslims who practice Islam
to live consistently with their own
values. That's all he was doing. He was
calling them out. He was calling their
hypocrisy out. See, we're supposed to be
people who better their communities. But
we don't sell drugs in communities.
That's alcohol. It's one of the one of
the worst drugs you can sell. That's why
it was prohibited even in this country
at one point in the 1920s. which
Christians actually the women's movement
helped to facilitate this and they
protested the same way he was
protesting. This is the ironic thing.
That's exactly what every religious
leader in America does. So when critics
twist his words into a fear campaign
about Sharia law, Sharia, how do they
say it? Sharia law is almost identical
to early Christian law. Sharia bans
interest on loans. Jesus didn't just
oppose it. He flipped tables and called
lenders thieves. Sharia punishes
adultery. So did Christian law for
centuries. And what about modesty?
Sharia says cover up. Christian
tradition. Women wore veils in church
for 1900 years. It reveals more about
them than about him. It shows a
readiness to demonize Muslims at every
opportunity. It is unbelievable. Even
for doing the very things other faith
leaders do every single day. I wanted to
call out this hypocrisy. The truth is
simple. Religious freedom in America
doesn't mean freedom for just
Christians, Jews or others. It means
freedom for all of us. If we are
unwilling to extend the same
understanding to Muslims that we we
routinely extend to others, then the
issue is not about law or values. The
issue is about prejudice, hate, blind
hate at that. So calling this prejudice
hate, patriotism doesn't make it less
hateful. It only exposes the hypocrisy.
my brothers and sisters and others out
there in humanity. So, we have to be
vigilant in sharing the truth and not
being scared by these fear-mongers.
We're only trying to better humanity.
And we really encourage people to read
the Quran for yourselves. Get to know
Islam. Visit a mosque in Texas. There's
all this hate, fear-mongering going on.
Has any one of these people thought
about, "Let me go knock on a Muslim's
door. Let me see what they actually
believe." Well, you can do that very
simply. go to a mosque, say, "I want to
hear what you guys are all about."
You'll be more than welcome. And I
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So get rid of that hate because it's
going to only affect your your heart and
your health.
And you're not going to have peace cuz
you can't get peace inside yourself if
you're full of this rage, hate, and is
blind. Has been manufactured
by the hate industry. So we'll see you
next time. Until then, peace be with
you. Assalamu aalaykum. That radical
Muslims want to bring Sharia to the
United States.
>> Sharia is already here.
>> It's here. How was that?
>> Me smiling at all of you and you. We are
following the Sharia. Very soon we are
going to pray the third prayer of the
day which is part of the Sharia. In US
we are practicing Sharia. If I go to
Chicago downtown and give $5 or food to
a poor person, I am following Sharia. If
I go home and take care of my parents, I
am following Sharia. If I'm going up in
the morning and uh you know working to
get food on the table, I am following
Sharia. If I'm being nice to women, not
objectifying them, I'm following Sharia.