Texas Investigating Islamic Tribunal for Allegedly Operating Sharia Law Court

4.7.2027: Texas’ Islamic Tribunal

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Texas Investigating Islamic Tribunal for Allegedly Operating Sharia Law Court

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Monday an investigation into a Dallas-based group accused of operating as a sharia law court. ​In a press release, Paxton said he requested documents from the group, known as the Islamic Tribunal, regarding allegations that it was issuing rulings based on sharia law. According to the release, the Islamic Tribunal has “reportedly sought to replace actual courts of law and to evade neutral, generally app…

Paxton Warns Sharia Courts Won’t Replace U.S. Law

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is calling for the Islamic Tribunal to hand over documents surrounding its rulings based on sharia law. The tribunal has reportedly moved to replace legitimate courts of law, Paxton’s office noted. The Islamic Tribunal “seeks to impose sharia law on all disputes among Texas Muslims and falsely represents that its decisions are final judgements with ‘the approval of the Texas Judicial system,'” the attorney gener…

Paxton probes Dallas Islamic mediation group, accuses it of imposing ‘sharia law’

The Texas attorney general alleges the religious group purports to act with governmental authority. The tribunal — which issues rulings in disputes involving Texas Muslims — says its work is purely spiritual.

Texas attorney general takes legal action against Islamic Tribunal’s effort to impose Sharia in Texas

The Islamic Tribunal and its leftist allies will no doubt insist that Sharia is purely private religious law for Muslims, and doesn’t conflict with the