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Debate: Is Egypt right to implement elements of Sharia law?

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Is it Egypt's constitution acceptable in making Muslim Sharia law "the principal source of legislation"?

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"A bit more religious freedom. Economist. Feb 14th 2008

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Categories: Egypt | Islam | Democracy | Middle East | Law | Political systems

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