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Sharia – or Islamic law – is gradually working its way into public life in Islamic and non-Islamic nations around the world. In the meantime, questions linger on what Sharia is and what it means for Christians and others forced to abide by it. Jeff Hammond is a Christian who has lived and worked in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation for 35 years. “Sharia law is a legal system on the teachings of the Koran, the Sunna and the Hadith of Mohammed, applied into the community as the legal basis for life,” Hammond explained. He says Indonesian Christians are concerned about creeping Sharia law, now in place in half of the country’s 32 provinces. “It’s going from one province to another,” Hammond said. “It’s not something that’s happening all at once, but step by step…” For instance, even Christian school girls are forced to cover their heads in Padang province. Elsewhere in Indonesia, children attending public schools are required to learn the Koran. In Indonesia’s Bandeh Aceh province, Shariah police make nightly patrols to ensure that unmarried or non-related couples are not seen together in public. “Christians are very concerned, not only because of what is happening here in Indonesia. They also see reports that are coming from other countries,” Hammond said. Such countries include the Islamic nations like Somalia where devotion to Sharia law caused vigilantes to behead a 25-year-old aid worker for converting from Islam to Christianity. There is also Iran …

Sharia – or Islamic law – is gradually working its way into public life in Islamic and non-Islamic nations around the world. In the meantime, questions linger on what Sharia is and what it means for Christians and others forced to abide by it. Jeff Hammond is a Christian who has lived and worked in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation for 35 years. “Sharia law is a legal system on the teachings of the Koran, the Sunna and the Hadith of Mohammed, applied into the community as the legal basis for life,” Hammond explained. He says Indonesian Christians are concerned about creeping Sharia law, now in place in half of the country’s 32 provinces. “It’s going from one province to another,” Hammond said. “It’s not something that’s happening all at once, but step by step…” For instance, even Christian school girls are forced to cover their heads in Padang province. Elsewhere in Indonesia, children attending public schools are required to learn the Koran. In Indonesia’s Bandeh Aceh province, Shariah police make nightly patrols to ensure that unmarried or non-related couples are not seen together in public. “Christians are very concerned, not only because of what is happening here in Indonesia. They also see reports that are coming from other countries,” Hammond said. Such countries include the Islamic nations like Somalia where devotion to Sharia law caused vigilantes to behead a 25-year-old aid worker for converting from Islam to Christianity. There is also Iran …

Sharia – or Islamic law – is gradually working its way into public life in Islamic and non-Islamic nations around the world. In the meantime, questions linger on what Sharia is and what it means for Christians and others forced to abide by it. Jeff Hammond is a Christian who has lived and worked in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation for 35 years. “Sharia law is a legal system on the teachings of the Koran, the Sunna and the Hadith of Mohammed, applied into the community as the legal basis for life,” Hammond explained. He says Indonesian Christians are concerned about creeping Sharia law, now in place in half of the country’s 32 provinces. “It’s going from one province to another,” Hammond said. “It’s not something that’s happening all at once, but step by step…” For instance, even Christian school girls are forced to cover their heads in Padang province. Elsewhere in Indonesia, children attending public schools are required to learn the Koran. In Indonesia’s Bandeh Aceh province, Shariah police make nightly patrols to ensure that unmarried or non-related couples are not seen together in public. “Christians are very concerned, not only because of what is happening here in Indonesia. They also see reports that are coming from other countries,” Hammond said. Such countries include the Islamic nations like Somalia where devotion to Sharia law caused vigilantes to behead a 25-year-old aid worker for converting from Islam to Christianity. There is also Iran …

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Sharia – or Islamic law – is gradually working its way into public life in Islamic and non-Islamic nations around the world. In the meantime, questions linger on what Sharia is and what it means for Christians and others forced to abide by it. Jeff Hammond is a Christian who has lived and worked in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation for 35 years. “Sharia law is a legal system on the teachings of the Koran, the Sunna and the Hadith of Mohammed, applied into the community as the legal basis for life,” Hammond explained. He says Indonesian Christians are concerned about creeping Sharia law, now in place in half of the country’s 32 provinces. “It’s going from one province to another,” Hammond said. “It’s not something that’s happening all at once, but step by step…” For instance, even Christian school girls are forced to cover their heads in Padang province. Elsewhere in Indonesia, children attending public schools are required to learn the Koran. In Indonesia’s Bandeh Aceh province, Shariah police make nightly patrols to ensure that unmarried or non-related couples are not seen together in public. “Christians are very concerned, not only because of what is happening here in Indonesia. They also see reports that are coming from other countries,” Hammond said. Such countries include the Islamic nations like Somalia where devotion to Sharia law caused vigilantes to behead a 25-year-old aid worker for converting from Islam to Christianity. There is also Iran …

Sharia – or Islamic law – is gradually working its way into public life in Islamic and non-Islamic nations around the world. In the meantime, questions linger on what Sharia is and what it means for Christians and others forced to abide by it. Jeff Hammond is a Christian who has lived and worked in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim nation for 35 years. “Sharia law is a legal system on the teachings of the Koran, the Sunna and the Hadith of Mohammed, applied into the community as the legal basis for life,” Hammond explained. He says Indonesian Christians are concerned about creeping Sharia law, now in place in half of the country’s 32 provinces. “It’s going from one province to another,” Hammond said. “It’s not something that’s happening all at once, but step by step…” For instance, even Christian school girls are forced to cover their heads in Padang province. Elsewhere in Indonesia, children attending public schools are required to learn the Koran. In Indonesia’s Bandeh Aceh province, Shariah police make nightly patrols to ensure that unmarried or non-related couples are not seen together in public. “Christians are very concerned, not only because of what is happening here in Indonesia. They also see reports that are coming from other countries,” Hammond said. Such countries include the Islamic nations like Somalia where devotion to Sharia law caused vigilantes to behead a 25-year-old aid worker for converting from Islam to Christianity. There is also Iran …