Bobby, Skippy,
Quote:Of course - the Koran overides our laws.
God overides laws from mere mortals.
You two do a good job of displaying nothing but ignorance about Islam and thereby undoing all the
"good work" done thus far by Lisa for your side of the discussion.

Whilst it is indeed true that Islamic laws are superior to man made laws, in this situation it's moot. There's no Islamic law commanding people to discipline their wives physically. Therefore doing it would not be according to Islamic law. If Australian law said it's forbidden to pray, and Islamic law commands I pray, then yes there's a case for using this argument.
Also Islamic law forbids a Muslim living under non-Islamic law from breaking the non-Islamic law unnecessarily, but instead to abide by it, so long as it is not evil.
Quote:did you learn your censorship from the Koran ,Abu?
Profanity is not permitted in this forum, please read the forum rules if you still don't comprehend that.
If you wish to continue posting here, then I'd suggest you get used to leaving your potty mouth at the door.