No Shari’a Act

This bill seeks to prohibit the application of Shari'a (Islamic law) in United States courts and legal proceedings when such application would violate constitutional rights. The legislation appears designed to prevent foreign or religious legal systems from superseding U.S. constitutional protections. While the bill's stated purpose is to protect constitutional rights, it specifically targets one religious legal tradition, which raises questions about religious freedom and equal treatment under the law. The bill would likely affect family law matters, contract disputes, and other civil cases where parties might seek to apply religious principles, requiring courts to reject such applications if they conflict with constitutional protections.