You're listening to the Jeff Fisher Show.

America Today, this from Irving, Texas.

Oh my gosh, that's, that's where I'm broadcasting from.

I mean, it's Los Galenenas which is inside of Irving, Texas.

Huh. Huh.

Which is Dallas County.

Chirilla Law. County.

Sharia law. It's how Muslims settle disputes in many countries in the Middle East, but now North Texas.

Believed to be home to the first official Islamic tribunal.

In their mind, the misconception about what they see through the media is that

Sharia means cut the head chop the heads cut the hands and we're not doing that

said imam mojahid Bachak, one of the tribunal judges.

No, we're not doing that.

Yet.

We have no authority to force anybody or to make it binding up if they don't like it or

don't accept it we have no authority we can't do anything don't we can't do anything. We can't do anything.

It's just here to help people.

Guided by the Muslim Religious Moral Code, known as Sharia.

The judges are offering up their services

to handle cases involving divorce, business problems, and other disputes among the community.

There are no disputes at all because we deal, we just fix, deal with the the religious part we can't deal with anything

else even in the civil law

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