OFFICIALS in Pakistan have been forced to withdraw a law banning child marriages after Sharia enforcers declared it “un-Islamic” and “blasphemous”. The proposed bill would have handed out harsh punishments to anyone who married a minor while raising the minimum age for girls to 18.
But Marvi Memon of the Pakistan Muslim League party was forced to withdraw the proposal after facing staunch opposition - with the Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) slamming the plans.
CII chairman Mohammad Khan Sheerani went on to claim the move contradicted Islamic teachings.
He said: “Parliament cannot create legislation that is against the teachings of the Holy Quran or Sunnah.”
The group, who unanimously rejected the proposal on “purely religious grounds”, have also claimed the country’s current child marriage laws are not compliant with Islamic teachings – and want it lowered.
I'm pretty sure such laws will not be enforced in EurAbia by the "Neo majority"
Well, such laws will be observed in NO GO zones... the zones liberals adamantly state do not 'coexist' with their rose colored glasses world
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