Anjem Choudary Interview About his Trial

The transcript features a discussion on the speaker's beliefs about divine law versus man-made laws, their experiences in court, and their testimony. The speaker emphasizes their commitment to truth and their belief that ultimate judgment is divine. They invite the public to consider Islam as an alternative way of life and express a desire to live under Sharia law. The conversation also touches on the freedom of travel and the right to live according to one's beliefs, without necessarily supporting any organization or engaging in terrorism.

What is the speaker's main reason for participating in a man-made court of law?

• To avoid imprisonment

• To seek a verdict from the jury

• To change the laws

• To endorse the legal system

What does the speaker invite the public to consider?

• A new educational system

• A different economic system

• Islam as an alternative way of life

• A new political party

According to the speaker, what should the basis of governance be?

• Cultural traditions

• Economic policies

• Divine law

• Democratic laws

What does the speaker express a desire to do?

• Travel the world

• Start a new business

• Join a political party

• Live under Sharia law

What does the speaker say about freedom of travel and expression?

• It is only for religious purposes

• It should allow living according to one's beliefs

• It is limited to certain countries

• It is restricted by government policies