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We have been told that non-Muslims have begun voluntarily to seek arbitration in Sharia courts. What does this mean? Could a tort taking place in England be made the subject of an action under Sharia law? Suppose a contract is made in England (presumptively under English law). Breach is alleged and the case is taken to the Sharia court. Would it proceed as if the law governing the contract had been Sharia? Or would members of the Sharia court, assuming them to be suitably qualified, apply English law as a conventional arbitration would. In this context, I understand the London Beth Din is staffed by lawyers with English qualifications so perhaps something analogous would be feasible. What weight would attach to the testimony of men, women, Muslims and non-Muslims respectively?