To what extent must we obey the law of the land? If the law of the land has oppressive laws, it wouldn’t make much sense to be complacent with those laws. For example, in the United States in the 1940s segregation was legal, and trying to integrate races into the same communal areas was completely prohibited by law and people would be lynched by civilians with no repercussions. Just because it was legal doesn’t mean it was islamically permissible or moral. Just like today in France, they’ve made wearing hijab illegal in certain educational institutions, if we obeyed the law of the land in that regard we would be disobeying Allah swt. Doesn’t that mean that not every secular law implemented has to be followed as if it’s Allahs sharia? Speeding is another example, if someone speeds they’ve made a civil infraction but they haven’t earned a sin. Where is the line between sharia and following the law of the land?