People on the far right are often focused on a single word: Sharia.

You'll see it on their protest signs and raised in their videos. The claim is that Muslim immigrants want to subject Canada and the U.S. to Sharia Law, which they associate with an oppressive and backwards culture.

Here in Canada, an Ipsos poll recently found that 30 per cent of people believe that Muslims follow Sharia Law instead of Canadian law.

On the Thursday episode of Wait, There's More, Tamara Khandaker speaks with human rights advocate Amira Elghawaby, who explains what Sharia actually is and isn't.

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People on the far right are often focused on a single word: Sharia.


You'll see it on their protest signs and raised in their videos. The claim is that Muslim immigrants want to subject Canada and the U.S. to Sharia Law, which they associate with an oppressive and backwards culture.


Here in Canada, an Ipsos poll recently found that 30 per cent of people believe that Muslims follow Sharia Law instead of Canadian law.


On the Thursday episode of Wait, There's More, Tamara Khandaker speaks with human rights advocate Amira Elghawaby, who explains what Sharia actually is and isn't.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.