Are you a woman in America living under Sharia? If so, you may be unaware that you have rights you are not free to exercise. Perhaps you don't want to be covered by a bag that prevents others from seeing you or even prevents you from clearly seeing them. You may be told that is required by Sharia, but you don't have to do that in America.
Perhaps you must have sex with your husband whenever and however he wants. He may say it's your duty under Sharia, but you can't be forced to do that in America. Perhaps you were married as a young girl, maybe you even still are one, and being raped by your husband. That is against the law in America.
Perhaps your husband is beating you and tells you that is his right under Sharia. In America, that is a crime. Are you afraid that a family member thinks he can harm or even kill you for dishonoring under Sharia or leaving Islam? That too is illegal here. Or do you live in fear that your husband will end your marriage by saying, "I divorce you," three times, and then take your children to some Sharia-adherent country, never to be seen by you again?
An imam may tell you that's his right under Sharia, but not in America. What is true in America is that the God of our Constitution has given you rights that Sharia can't take away, not here, at least not yet. We don't want you subjected to these horrors in America, and we certainly won't let our women be forced to submit to Sharia.
