NEW! ART COMPETITION 2010
PASSION FOR FREEDOM OPEN TO ALL ARTIST
The One Law for All Campaign Against Sharia Law in Britain
is sponsoring an Art Competition open to all artists.
The Second Edition will take place in Autumn 2010.
The goal of your artistic entry should be to expose the discriminatory nature of Sharia
and religious-based tribunals and/or promote equal rights for all citizens,
as embodied by the campaign’s emblematic phrase: One Law for All.
Applications close at 5pm on
Monday May 15, 2010. They should be
posted to The Onelawforall, BM Box 2387,
London WC1N 3XX, UK or emailed to
art@onelawforall.org.uk
Applications close at 5pm on Wednesday September 15, 2010.
They should be posted to The
Onelawforall, BM Box 2387,
London WC1N 3XX, UK
or emailed to art@onelawforall.org.uk
See our
Entry Terms and Conditions
We are delighted to announce the winners of the Passion For Freedom 2009 art competition-1st edition
Hi, I would love to enter your competition, you can have a look at my work online, though if I enter I will paint something relating to the theme.
Best,
Shiz
Lovely. You’re Yes.
And an End to Romans, Sharia Hypocrites and Christians¡
What about the entry fee? How much is it?
I just checked out the terms and conditions, it says it’s free
Outside art competition there is another competition?
I think short story competition is good. It would be another tools to campaign and it remind me to Salman Rushdie and Taslema Nasreen.
Can someone explain to me what Shariah law means to everyone and the effects of it being implied? Also, is this campaign really against shariah law or against Islam and Muslims, also known as Islamaphobia? I thought I’d just voice my view, being a Londoner who is entitled to freedom of speech … just like those agreeing and disagreeing with this campaign.
In reply to Ms.Chief
Because someone is agains sharia law does not mean that they are anti-muslim or anti islam. There are many muslims against sharia law. For example, see the St Petersburg Declaration on the following website. http://www.centerforinquiry.net/isis
Hope you are able to participate and thanks for your comment..!
ADH
OK… but what is the picture on the flyer meant to be?
Would have love to take part in this competition, however just seen it so late.
Being against the Shariah Law is actually being against Islam. Islam judges with the Shariah Law. Those who do not know it well will say its bad and it does sound barbaric but thats for a reason. A man will think twice before he murders if he is to lose his life for it too. In London, you can kill someone and then be absolutely free in a few months or a year or two… thats not justice. Not for the family that has a lost a dear one.
Anyways just wanted to say what I thought. Not a muslim myself but I once was against it but now am not after doing a lot of research.
Good luck to all!!!
To Emma:
I agree that Sharia law does seem very barbaric as it is practiced. In Saudi Arabia it is used to justify public amputations and executions. In Iran and Somalia it is used to justify stoning to death for adultery.
I understand your concerns about wanting to keep the crime rate down, but lets look at what Sharia law means in practice.
Under Sharia law the evidence of two women is equivalent to one man. I don’t think that is right, even if it is written in the Koran. Do you ?
ADH