The impact of Islam on secular law can vary depending on the specific context and the degree of influence Islamic principles have on the legal system. In some countries, Islamic law, known as Sharia, may play a significant role in shaping secular law, particularly in family and personal matters. In other countries, secular law may take precedence over religious principles, and the influence of Islam on the legal system may be more limited.
Islam contains its own law, Sharia, within its theocratic structure.
As such, Islam is diametrically opposed to the concept of secular law, which it considers to be an affront to the indisputable rule of God.
As concerns the implementation of Secular Law in Islamic Countries, there is certainly an effect. Typically, Islamic religious institutions in those countries try to impose their view of right and wrong through the Secular Legal Structure. (This is not unlike the Evangelical Communities in the United States.) Others attempt to derail the secular system altogether and replace it with Islamist government, such as what occurred in Iran in 1979.
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No. Turkey is officially a secular state, although Islam is more prevalent than Christianity.
Turkey is considered secular because, the religion of Islam allows a man to have up to four wives, but by Turkish law, a man is allowed only one wife. recent years, Islam politics have tried to raise Islamic role in Turkish society.
Saudi Arabia.
Pakistan was built on the basis of an ideology; Islam. So, it can't be termed as a secular country. Pakistan is an Islamic country.
Islam is the only right religion & the way of life for all Muslims.
Jordan is officially an Islamic Country (according to its constitution) and gives preference to Islam over other religions in terms of governmental funding and family law, but it remains, in most affairs a secular government.
No. Iraq has Islam as an official state religion. However, it sits in the grey area between a secular state and a theocracy.
No, Islam is the source of all laws in the Kingdom
No. Regardless of whether you agree with Muslims that Islam is an eternal religion or Secular Historians who argue that Islam was founded by Muhammad in 7th Century Arabia, Islam was not founded in Ethiopia.
Turkey is a secular state. But the religion of the people is Islam.
Ghana is a secular state, but the main religion is Christianity followed by Islam.