Muslims in GREECE, Ruled by Sharia Law for Almost 100 Years, Can Now Go to Secular Courts

In a historic move, GREECE revoked a pair of 1920s laws that required Muslims who became Greek citizens to rely on Islamic Sharia law instead of the country's secular courts. Now, Muslims in GREECE can turn to Greek secular courts to address a wide range of issues such as child custody battles, ...

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