The Islamic population in Kenya makes up approximately 10.9% of the overall population. Given the marginal numbers, the county’s historical legislative efforts have not had a sharp focus on Shariah-related laws. In fact, to date, the only substantive law that is Islam-centerd is the Kadhis’ Courts Act Chapter 11 of the laws of Kenya, which was meant to make provisions for certain matters under the constitution. Notably, the constitution recognizes the application of Shariah law to personal matters only, and....