Raymond Ibrahim

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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 929: Islamic Law Promoted In The US; Closing Loopholes In Texas · 19 Jan 2026 podcast

But Islam is codified with rules, the active rules that you have to do.

So for example, things like prayer and fasting, the five pillars of Islam, those are Sharia.

But there's other things as well, which is, for example, killing the apostate.

Okay, so Christians don't do that.

That's why Christianity can flourish side by side with what is perceived as secular governance, whereas true Sharia, true Islam cannot.

Same thing with blasphemy laws.

And this, I think, is something that Islam and the so-called left actually have in common with each other because they both do believe in blasphemy.

you know squashing free speech about anything they don't like and that's exactly what islam's blasphemy laws are um so maybe the left is fine with that to that sense but as you can see in a strictly true free country a free democracy with freedom of speech you can't have something like blasphemy codes even though it is completely enshrined in islam and then you also have

Okay, Christianity is monogamous by nature, and that's sort of what we have right now.

Well, if you allow Islam, now you have polygamy, up to four wives, and also concubines, infidels who are enslaved and your right hand possesses, according to the Quran.

So I think that's the problem.

Christianity can flourish and still walk side by side with the law, whereas Islam, because it is its own law,

Okay, secular Western law developed side by side with Christianity.

So the two are very much synchronized in a sense, or at least they were in their founding and origin.

But Islam is very alien, hostile, different creed.

And as I just mentioned to you, just a few of the things that are completely honor killings, for example, they're not in Sharia law, but of course, they're part of the culture as well.

So you get a lot of this baggage that I don't think it's completely comparing apples and oranges when people say Christianity and Islam is the same thing.

When Muslims become citizens and swear allegiance to the United States and to the Constitution, can they actually do that?

I know there's a concept in Islam that you can lie to the infidel, and there's not a problem as long as you're promoting Islam.

But can a Muslim actually take to become a citizen of the United States?

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