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France Moving Towards Sharia Law

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France Moving Towards Sharia Law

According to a new study from the prestigious Ifop polling institute, a majority of Muslims under 25 believe that Sharia is superior to the law of the French Republic.

French magazine Valuers Actuelles reported on the study, which was conducted on behalf of the Comité Laïcité République, which highlights the growing gap between Muslims and other French people regarding their relationship to secularism.

Currently, 57 percent (10 percent more than in 2016) of French Muslims in the under-25 age category believe Sharia comes before the French Republic’s law while barely 15 percent of Catholics believe that the rules of their religion should come before French law.

Likewise, two in three Muslims are opposed to the idea that teachers can show caricatures of religious figures to their students, while 75 percent of French people and even 80 percent of Catholics are in favor of doing so.

The same is true for the vast majority of the questions asked in the survey. Each time, the opinion of Muslims was diametrically different from the answers of non-Muslim French respondents, giving the impression of two communities that have little in common.

For example, 75 percent of Muslims are also strongly in favor of wearing conspicuous religious symbols, whether it concerns parents accompanying a school trip, university students, private-sector employees, or public service employees. However, Catholics, as well as non-believers, are fiercely opposed to it.

In the case of teaching Arabic and mother tongues in public schools, 82 percent of Muslims are in favor of it, while 18 percent of Catholics and 32 percent of non-believers are against it.

Furthermore, barely 58 percent of Muslims were in favor of signing a declaration of following the values of the Republic when receiving public subsidies. On the other hand, 85 percent of non-believers, as well as 92 percent of Catholics, are in favor of this idea.

When it comes to specific hours for women in municipal swimming pools, 81 percent of Muslims would agree with it, against 16 percent of Catholics and 24 percent of non-believers, who disagree.

As for the appointment of an observatory body which would oversee the influence of religious fundamentalists in society, only 35 percent of Muslims approve compared to 76 percent of Catholics and 77 percent of non-believers.

The Ifop study shows that more than ever, Muslims — and not just Islamists — seem to aspire to a lifestyle radically opposed to that of other French people.

“Today, some tend to present Islamist terrorists as ‘lone wolves’, fundamentalists whose literal and radical view of the Quran is not at all representative of the point of view of Muslims. Nevertheless, this survey shows that a significant fraction of Muslim youth shares with these Islamists the idea that the laws decreed by their religion must take precedence over French law,” pointed out François Kraus, director of the Ifop institute.

And the Islamic terrorist attacks that have shaken France in recent weeks have not changed this trend.

“Ultimately, opinions on the major secular laws and the relationship to secularism are fairly rigid. The attack did little to change things,” Kraus added.

The gap between Muslims and the rest of the French, however, is not the only worrying factor in this poll. Indeed, for each question asked, the study showed that young people, no matter what their faith is, are less defensive of secularism than their elders.

Only 58 percent of those under 25 are in favor of the right of teachers to show caricatures of religious figures to teach freedom of expression compared to 79 percent of those over the age of 35. Likewise, 53 percent of people in the first group (Muslims in France) are in favor of wearing religious symbols by parents accompanying a school trip, against barely 19 percent of those over 35.

Kraus sees this as an “Americanization” of values.

“Religion is seen today by young people as part of identity, like skin color, and therefore cannot be criticized in the same way as political opinion, for example. We are witnessing the triumph of the notion of respect over the freedom to criticize the religious values ​​of others,” he explained.

6 COMMENTS

  1. Sure, lets beat all the women. Make them hid and can only go out with their mate. Let kill all the gays. Why would any country want this?

  2. That’s what happens when immigrants take over a country. That’s where the United States is headed if Biden/Harris get in the White House! America wants Freedom! We don’t want to be forced to someone else’s way of thinking! The Muslims refuse to accept others religion and laws! When immigrants move to another country, they should assimilate to that country. It was their choice to move, therefore assimilation should be mandatory!! If they refuse to comply they should be deported. Resist New World Order! America needs to deport George Soros for election interference. The corrupt Democrats belong in prison, never to be heard from again!

  3. In my opinion, Islam is a radical cult, not a true religion ! It’s followers are brainwashed, and will never accept the “Western Culture”, and hold fast to it’s barbaric 7th century beliefs ! THAT is the reason that Muslims SHOULD be living in a MUSLIM Country, and NOT in Europe, OR the US !

  4. islam is the greatest threat to all non-muslim countries. their sick cult should be outlawed like the twisted freakshow that it is. they don’t mind coming to our countries while using our inventions and our medicial technology and our science. they are traitors to everything that is good, decent, and righteous. wake up America!

  5. sharia coming to France ? Thanks to obummer bringing muslims into America by the thousands, we already have radical muslims in America’s government, it won’t be long before sharia comes to America, beware.

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