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If you live in the UK, you know it's a failing state.

Step outside, and it’s rare to meet anyone who would disagree.

Words like prosperous, safe, thriving, efficient, innovative, healthy, skilled, stable are far from anyone's lips when describing the country today.

Every direction you look only confirms it:

The economy, failing.

The health service, disintegrating.

The job market, depressing.

The high street, dying.

Housing, unaffordable.

Crime, soaring.

Poverty, suffocating.

Debt, mounting.

Addiction, prevalent.

Food, poisoned.

Families, broken.

Schools, woeful.

Government corruption, rampant.

Degeneracy, common.

God, unknown.

It's a sad reality.

Walk through a town centre, and the decay hits you immediately.

Pubs, betting shops, and pawn shops dominate the streets. Homeless people sleep outside every shuttered, derelict shop. The potent aroma of weed hangs in the air as you weave between the stumbling drunks.

Wages disintegrate into inflated bills, debt repayments, ritualistic alcohol purchases, gambling deposits, and the endless chase for the next material thing promised to bring happiness.

All that keeps the 'empire' standing is football, reality TV, and celebrity drama.

If the current system creates endless dysfunction, the question is: what would actually fix it?

The answer begins with Sharia…

No, your head won't be cut off if you read this.

Just hear me out.

It begins with actually understanding what Sharia is—not the caricature portrayed in headlines, but the comprehensive system of law, ethics, and economics that has long been misunderstood and misrepresented.

This misrepresentation is intentional and undoubtedly the reason Islam has been villainised and made to appear terrifying to the masses in the West.

You may be surprised to know that it's the antidote to everything you've just read above.

And this is why the Epstein Island attendees who run your government, bank and social media platform will do everything to stop you ever finding it out.

What is the Sharia?

What you will notice across all areas of the Sharia society is one common rule "prevention is better than cure".

Sharia does not attempt to manage decay, it prevents it at source.

If Muslims claim that Islam is the truth, then the law and governance that accompanies it has to be the optimal way to run society and life itself.

Let's see if that's true.

Health and Social Care: Prevention Over Cure

Under Sharia, healthcare is not treated as an industry that manages degeneracy, but as a social responsibility rooted in prevention.

Rather than pouring endless resources into crisis response, the system removes the behaviours that overwhelm healthcare services in the first place.

Alcohol, drugs, and gambling are prohibited.

I genuinely wonder how many young men's lives have just been saved.

To avoid boredom, people begin to invest their newly found free time and money into fruitful activities: spending time with family, building businesses, developing themselves and engaging with the community.

These societal plagues have not been prohibited to take people's 'fun' away, but to avoid the individuals and societies self destruction.

A significant proportion of A&E admissions, domestic violence cases, mental health crises, and chronic illnesses stem directly from these behaviours.

Remove the cause, and the burden on healthcare service collapses.

Under Sharia, you can get an ambulance on time, avoid spending 6 hours in an A&E waiting room then spend the rest of the time in the hospital lying in a corridor.

Care for elderly parents and grandparents would also completely transform.

Families are expected to take the responsibility to care for their elderly, as opposed to sending them off to a care home.

Letting them spend the end of their lives with dignity, respect and around the people they devoted their lives to raise.

A New Economic Order: Debt, Taxes & Poverty

Under Sharia, interest (riba) is strictly prohibited, taxation is minimal, and responsibility for social welfare is embedded directly within the community.

This single shift fundamentally reshapes the entire economic landscape.

Families are freed from lifelong debt traps—mortgages that never shrink, credit cards that compound endlessly, and payday loans designed to exploit despair.

With taxation kept minimal, earnings are not stripped away through layers of income tax and national insurance so people actually keep their wages.

The result is simple: work pays, wages go further, and families have the means to support themselves without constant reliance on debt or state assistance.

The removal of interest also stabilises the economy itself.

Financial crises become less frequent and less severe because wealth is no longer built on speculation and borrowed money.

Under Sharia, community obligation replaces state dependency.

Through zakat (mandatory redistribution of around 2.5% on accumulated personal wealth above a minimum threshold), wealth is circulated directly to those in need, ensuring that poverty is addressed locally and continuously rather than outsourced to distant bureaucracies.

This creates social cohesion: people are not anonymous taxpayers, but active participants in supporting their own communities.

The result is an economy built on responsibility with wealth being circulated rather than hoarded.

Family, Sexual Ethics & Social Stability

Under Sharia, the family is treated as the foundation of society.

Children raised in stable, disciplined households with a clear sense of purpose are far less likely to fall into crime, addiction, or self-destructive paths.

In the West, you may have noticed the concerted effort to destroy this institution.

Broken families = broken societies.

Sharia actively protects and reinforces these bonds, ensuring that the household remains a source of strength rather than vulnerability.

This is why adultery is one of the most serious crimes under the Sharia.

If men and women genuinely fear the consequences of their actions the prevalence of broken homes drastically reduces.

Pornography is also prohibited.

Preventing countless cases of sexual exploitation, abuse, and the shattering effects it has on relationships, society and the individual.

Women are treated with dignity and respect, valued for their character, intellect, and role within family and society rather than reduced to objects for entertainment or consumption.

Only marriage between men and women is permitted under the Sharia.

In most instances, the man must formally seek the approval of the woman’s father or guardian before the relationship can progress, ensuring accountability and preventing casual sexual encounters with multiple partners.

Commitment is formalised through a dowry—provided by the man in the form of money, jewellery, or other agreed means—which protects women from being exploited by men with no intention of a serious union.

By structuring relationships this way, Sharia safeguards women's personal dignity and drastically reduces the risk of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.

Foreign Policy & Empire

Under Sharia, foreign policy is not built on domination, resource extraction or 'global jihad'.

Empire building, regime change and forever wars are totally incompatible with the Sharia's framework.

Military force is only permitted in self-defence or to stop oppression.

Not to enrich oil companies or the military industrial complex.

This would end the cycle of perpetual war that drains public wealth, destabilises entire regions, and fuels migration crises that are later blamed on the victims.

Trillions would no longer be funnelled into foreign conflicts while domestic infrastructure, healthcare, and housing fall to pieces.

This is how Islam was able to spread to Portugal in the West and to Indonesia in the East.

Not through force or coercion.

Through a way of life that delivered stability and justice.

People recognised that the Sharia system produced better outcomes than what existed before so naturally gravitated toward it.

This won't be taught in schools though.

Law, Crime, and Governance

Under Sharia, law is not an abstract set of rules imposed from the powers above — it is a system designed to maintain order and ensure justice.

Punishments are considered severe by modern Western standards.

Crime is not tolerated because it directly harms families, communities, and the stability of society.

Corruption, abuse of power, and exploitation are considered to be some of the most severe violations of the Sharia.

We have accepted this as commonplace amongst our politicians and officials, but the Sharia does not view this as merely an occupational hazard of government.

Under Sharia, from the individual to the highest levels of government, crimes carry clear and enforceable consequences, serving as a powerful deterrent against chaos, corruption, and moral decay.

As a result, the society becomes much safer.

People no longer live in a low-level constant haze of fear.

¹ The punishment is only applicable in a society where the needs of the poor are adequately met (i.e., they receive alms-tax, charity, or welfare) and where theft is out of desire than necessity.

Education & Moral Formation

Under Sharia, education is not simply the transfer of knowledge or the memorisation of useless facts that have no bearing on the students' adult life.

It is the formation of character, discipline, and moral responsibility.

Schools are not left as spaces for experimentation or ideological influence where the children are exposed to depraved sexual fantasies before they know how to tie their shoelaces.

'Wokeness' and political indoctrination have no place in this system.

Discipline and routine are foundational.

Children learn delayed gratification, the importance of effort, and the rewards of perseverance—lessons that build resilience and reduce likelihood of addiction, crime, and social dependency.

The result is a generation of morally grounded, responsible, and intellectually capable individuals.

A massive contrast to the fractured, distracted, and demoralised youth produced in this country today.

Media, Culture & Public Morality

Under Sharia, media is not treated as a playground for depravity.

What a society normalises through its screens inevitably becomes its reality.

For this reason, public culture is regulated to protect moral health, not degrade it for profit.

The current system profits from addiction, distraction, and outrage—feeding people endless stimulation whilst their sense of purpose, discipline, and self-respect slips away.

Entertainment under Sharia is not designed to replace purpose.

Sport, art, and creativity still exist, but they are not weaponised to distract populations from declining living standards, corruption, or social collapse.

In this environment people create their own entertainment and don't feel compelled to spend five hours per day behind a screen being numbed into oblivion.

Look honestly at the world around you.

What’s unfolding isn’t accidental—there is a spiritual battle playing out in real time: truth versus deception, discipline versus decay, light versus darkness.

The system we live under depends on distraction, apathy, and ignorance.

If you’ve read this far, it’s because something in you recognises that.

Don’t stop here.

You need to pick a side.

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Thanks for reading.

Assalamu Alaykum.