The United Kingdom does not deport a drug trafficker so that he can educate his son in Islam.

A Pakistani citizen convicted of drug trafficking is staying in the United Kingdom because the judge believes he must pass on his Muslim faith to his son.

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A man convicted of drug trafficking will not be deported from the United Kingdom. The reason? According to the judge, He needs to stay in the country in order to bring up his son in the Islamic faith.. The court has, on this basis, prevented the return of a Pakistani citizen to his country despite serious criminal convictions. According to reports the Daily Express on 30 May 2025, the court concluded that The deportation would violate the human right to family and private life..

The news, published by Daily Express, It has not caused much of a stir in British society. In the United Kingdom it is already common for the protection of individual rights to be imposed even in cases of criminality.

Religion is a legal shield.

According to the British court, Deporting the father would “disrupt” the religious development of the child under 13.. The man argued that it was his duty to pass on the values of Islam to his son, and that this was only possible if he stayed in the country. The argument was considered valid under the umbrella of Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights., which protects family and private life.

This despite the court hearing saying that the child was «largely raised by his white British mother«. The boy stated that his father «is able to talk to him about Islam, about Pakistani culture and his own education». Since The father plays a key role in the child's religious upbringing; his expulsion would prevent him from passing on the values of Islam..

Seven convictions and 21 offences

The man, of Pakistani nationality, He has a total of seven convictions for 21 offences committed between 2006 and 2020.. He has convictions for drug trafficking in heroin and cocaine. Despite this criminal record, the court considered that deporting him would violate his rights, particularly with regard to his relationship with his 13-year-old son, who was born in the United Kingdom.

The court took into account that the man He had lived in the United Kingdom for 26 years and had not committed any crime in the last 10..

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