Former Muslim Explains Sharia Law vs. the U.S. Constitution | Newsmax

California is now recognizing Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as official state holidays, while Good Friday and Easter are still not on the list. On Newsmax2's National Update, Hedieh Mirahmadi Falco, former national security advisor, attorney, author, and founder of Resurrect Ministry, explains how this law came about, why it's about more than a day off, and what it could mean for what your kids learn in public school. Hedieh also covers the difference between Sharia law and the U.S. Constitution, Rep. Randy Fine's No Sharia Act, American Laws for American Courts (ALAC), and her own journey from devout Muslim and counter-extremism advisor in 37 countries to a radical encounter with Jesus Christ. Her message to the Church: love Muslims, made in the image of God, while standing firm against Islam as a stronghold. Speak truth in love, and get involved locally at city councils and planning commissions. Book Hedieh to speak at your church or learn more: https://www.resurrectministry.com Chapters 0:00 California recognizes Eid, but not Easter 0:39 How CAIR's "Eid Everywhere" toolkit became law 1:19 Model curriculum: what kids could learn in school 1:44 Does this open the door to Sharia law? 2:51 The No Sharia Act and ALAC laws 4:27 Why Sharia is incompatible with Western society 5:21 From devout Muslim to follower of Christ 5:53 Resurrect Ministry: love Muslims, oppose Islam's stronghold #ShariaLaw #California #ExMuslim