It is ‘theologically-consistent’ for Muslims to want laws based on the Q’uran

Urg, minor pet peeve — the apostrophe comes after the “r” in Qur’an, or else should be left out entirely: Quran. For that matter, you can spell it Qoran or Qor’an or Kuran, Kur’an, Koran, Kor’an, Cor’an, etc. — but the apostrophe, if used, belongs right after the “r.” (The apostrophe stands for the Arabic hamzah, which indicates a “glottal stop” — as in Cockney pronunciation of “city” as ci’y. And the glottal stop comes right between the “r” and the “a” in Qur’an.)

Adherents of Islam who claim that the spellings Moslem and Koran and Mohamet are somehow less respectful than Muslim and Quran and Muhammad are (at best) revealing their own ignorance of just how arbitrary alphabet-to-alphabet transliteration actually is, or (at worst) are looking for an excuse to be offended.

Muslims, (right??), are not the first, last, or the middle at finding “an excuse to be offended”. Some of us gay folk make that exercise a life-long career. 🙂
Actually, most all of us “look for an excuse to be offended” … sort of a natural thing to do … but, quite dishonest and uncharitable. Really a very self-defeating behavior.
And, yes, Throbert, thanks for showing us the correct spelling for Arabic words and letters.