The Demise of Sharia Law in the Western World by 2036 – The Demise of Sharia Law in the Western World by 2036 is a bold examination of how a historically developed system of human jurisprudence came to be treated as unquestionable divine law. The book unfolds through two interconnected parts. The first investigates the development of Sharia, the authority of religious scholars, legal tradition and the consequences of institutionalised religious law for freedom, equality and democratic society. The second turns from outward law to the inner world. Through the mind, meditation, Sufism, consciousness, the soul and death, it explores a spirituality founded upon awareness, direct experience and inner transformation rather than fear, imitation and mechanical ritual. At the heart of the book lies one essential question: Can spiritual truth be inherited through rules and beliefs, or must it be experienced directly? Drawing upon more than twenty years of shared inquiry between a master and disciple, the book invites readers to question inherited certainty, examine religious authority and undertake their own search for truth.

A Book That Challenges Inherited Religious Authority

The Demise of Sharia Law
in the Western World by 2036

A fearless examination of religious law, spirituality, consciousness and human freedom.

Central Question

What if what we call divine law is actually the work of human interpretation?

01 The Central Question

What happens when inherited systems of law and belief no longer serve the development of human consciousness?

02 Universal Wisdom

Beyond ideology lies a timeless wisdom that belongs to no single culture or religion, yet speaks to every human soul.

03 The Journey Within

True transformation begins within. One awakened mind can influence families, communities and future generations.

01 The Origins of Sharia

Examine how human jurisprudence developed into a system presented as divine law.

02 Questions of Authority

Reconsider inherited assumptions about scholars, Hadith, interpretation and religious power.

03 The Journey Within

Explore the mind, meditation, Sufism, consciousness, self-awareness and death.

04 A Call to Awakening

Discover a spirituality founded upon direct experience and inner transformation

About the Book

A Journey Beyond Law, into Consciousness and the Self

The Demise of Sharia Law in the Western World by 2036 examines the historical development of Sharia and questions the elevation of human jurisprudence into unquestionable divine authority.

The book then turns from outward law to the inner world, exploring chakras, the conditioned mind, meditation, Sufism, consciousness and death. Through this two-part journey, Mihlar & Riyaz invite readers to reconsider the difference between inherited religious knowledge and directly experienced spiritual truth.

About the Authors

Mihlar & Riyaz

The ideas presented in this book emerged from nearly twenty years of shared inquiry between a master and disciple, supported by more than thirty years of Mihlar’s spiritual experience.

Mihlar’s search began with a persistent inner question and eventually led him to leave a senior executive career in 2007. That same year, Riyaz met Mihlar and began a spiritual journey that continued alongside his working life, allowing him to observe people from many cultures and walks of life.

Together, their research, reflection and lived experience shaped this examination of religious authority, consciousness and spiritual transformation.

An Invitation to Question

This book does not ask readers to replace one unquestionable belief with another. It invites them to investigate. Readers may agree with its conclusions, disagree with them or challenge them. The authors ask only that its questions be approached with openness, sincerity and intellectual courage

The demise of Sharia law in the Western world would not represent the demise of Islam, personal faith or spirituality. It would represent the rejection of religious coercion and an opportunity to rediscover spirituality through freedom, awareness, inner transformation and direct experience of the Divine.

What Are Readers Saying?

Words from our happy readers

“A timely and courageous book that everyone should read.”

— Sarah T.

“Meticulously researched and incredibly thought-provoking.”

— James R.

“This book challenges the status quo and opens your eyes to the future.”

— Daniel K.

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A Book That Challenges Inherited Religious Authority