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Well, if you accept her suggestion that Shariah borrowed from Roman law then you should accept mine that European law borrowed from Shari’ah

If both say the same things in certain texts. and one of the two is older, the older one came first. Did the Romans invent time travel and bring Shari’ah back?

Most non-Muslims in Muslim countries were allowed to keep their beliefs

Well in Pakistan, most of the Hindus had to flee or risk being killed. My father’s family left everything they owned (their entire business, their home, and nearly everything they ad), as did many of their friends. They fled on foot, because the Muslims were murdering all the Hindus on the trains if they resisted being robbed. The blood was being washed out of cars in the train yards. “The Partition” is a really a bullshit euphemism for that era. My father always called it what it was: the Civil War.

Maybe you’re right and there are Muslim countries where non-Muslims were allowed to keep their faith without consequence. That was not the case between Pakistan/India/Bangladesh. My family lost everything to Muslims they thought they had known their entire lives.