Got it thanks :)

I was only addressing the use of the term "Sharia Law". If a private group rents a public facility, they usually get to determine who can come in and under what conditions, so I suspect that they were within their rights. Of course you have every right to object to public property being rented to a group that acts in this manner.

The tax payers and I own the convention center.
I have a problem with it being used by a group including our State AG. That is holding secret conferences.

I don't think that has anything to do with Sharia, it's not a religious rule, it's a leftist rule to single out and block any opposition. You can get the same thing from any leftist group.

I see no problems with supporting Sharia dictates in providing some services. We have no problems with stores providing kosher food -- which is another religious law. If an lending institution wants to structure a loan that fits Sharia requirement that's fine too -- as long as it's a freely provided service to people with certain religious views.

But when it comes to enforcing their views on others, for example making the criticism of Islam a "hate crime", then absolutely not.