Crosstalk America from VCY America
Oct 13, 2026 · 53 min · 13 segments
What is Sharia and what does it teach us, particularly about the dominance of men? How does it treat apostasy? Under Sharia, how are Muslims to treat Christians and Jews? Is Sharia something that is…
Shahram HadianGuest
Jim SchneiderHostBrandon HouseChrisHost
Uh, ladies and gentlemen, the, the, the promotion of Islam is dominating throughout our society.
Just today, our local newspaper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, ran a huge front page article extended further into the paper.
I think it's the largest article in the, in whole edition of today's newspaper.
It's all about a mosque that has now opened in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee.
They had a PowerPoint that was going on, uh, throughout the, the open house with foundational Islamic beliefs, and they had panelists that were lined up to answer questions and to debunk misconceptions.
One of the panelists said, "What people are hearing is, is something completely opposite to what we actually believe." The article goes on to quote a Marquette University professor who has conducted research on Islamophobia, who said, quote, "American Muslims have never called for a Sharia takeover of the United States.
It's all made up." This was another Meet Your Muslim Neighbors event, and this article in the paper today reported that, "American Muslims are experiencing more discrimination in 2026 than at any time since the 9/11 tragedy.
Well, friends, in my opinion, there's been much indoctrination and desensitization that's taking place in articles like these, in the Meet Your Muslim Neighbor events, and through an education system teaching children the pillars of Islam, and females wearing the hijab, and visiting mosque on field trips, and the list goes on.
And to prove this indoctrination is taking root, a recent, uh, set of polls released just recently by Our Republic and Rasmussen show an alarming trend among American youth.
Overall, 21% of likely voters have said that they have a mostly or somewhat positive opinion of Sharia, compared with 57% who have a negative opinion.
Positive views were much higher, though, among younger Americans, including, listen to this, 43% of voters ages 18 to 24, and 39% of those ages 25 to 29 have a mostly or somewhat positive opinion of Sharia.
Joining us today, we welcome Shahram Hadian, the founder of Truth in Love Ministry.
He does have an extensive background, not only as a pastor, but as a former police officer, a teacher, coach, and servant leader in his community.
Uh, ladies and gentlemen, the, the, the promotion of Islam is dominating throughout our society.
Just today, our local newspaper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, ran a huge front page article extended further into the paper.
I think it's the largest article in the, in whole edition of today's newspaper.
It's all about a mosque that has now opened in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee.
They had a PowerPoint that was going on, uh, throughout the, the open house with foundational Islamic beliefs, and they had panelists that were lined up to answer questions and to debunk misconceptions.
One of the panelists said, "What people are hearing is, is something completely opposite to what we actually believe." The article goes on to quote a Marquette University professor who has conducted research on Islamophobia, who said, quote, "American Muslims have never called for a Sharia takeover of the United States.
It's all made up." This was another Meet Your Muslim Neighbors event, and this article in the paper today reported that, "American Muslims are experiencing more discrimination in 2026 than at any time since the 9/11 tragedy.
Well, friends, in my opinion, there's been much indoctrination and desensitization that's taking place in articles like these, in the Meet Your Muslim Neighbor events, and through an education system teaching children the pillars of Islam, and females wearing the hijab, and visiting mosque on field trips, and the list goes on.
And to prove this indoctrination is taking root, a recent, uh, set of polls released just recently by Our Republic and Rasmussen show an alarming trend among American youth.
Overall, 21% of likely voters have said that they have a mostly or somewhat positive opinion of Sharia, compared with 57% who have a negative opinion.
Positive views were much higher, though, among younger Americans, including, listen to this, 43% of voters ages 18 to 24, and 39% of those ages 25 to 29 have a mostly or somewhat positive opinion of Sharia.
Joining us today, we welcome Shahram Hadian, the founder of Truth in Love Ministry.
He does have an extensive background, not only as a pastor, but as a former police officer, a teacher, coach, and servant leader in his community.
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