The position I've taken in this thread is that under Sharia women have less rights. For those who cbf researching Sharia, I posted a link that goes into the lack of rights that women have under it. There's a reason why my position isn't changing. It's because women actually do have less rights under Sharia. This isn't a contested point. Everybody recognises this. Everybody except Pig - because Pig's Pig.

I haven't responded to you much in this discussion because you're clearly on one side with your bias, and you're clearly either not mature enough to engage in a reasonable discussion, or you just lack the knowledge/capacity to understand what we're going on about. If you want to dance though, then fine. Tell me how the Cairo Declaration (that reaffirms Sharia law and its inherent gender inequality) doesn't restrict women's rights? Go on, tell me.



Rape still happens. The difference is under Sharia there are many, many, disincentives that dissuade women from reporting it (e.g. honor killing). Convicting a man of rape under Sharia is nigh impossible, requiring the corroboration of four male witnesses to ensure it isn't thrown out of court. @Pig, this is a great example of upstanding equality, isn't it?