Mississippi 2026 Regular Session

Mississippi House Bill HB1479

Introduced

1/19/26

Refer

1/19/26

Failed

2/3/26

Caption

Sharia law; prohibit use in contracts and MS law.

Latest MS HB1479 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB1505

Construction manager at risk law; revise provisions related to selection of contractors and vendors for IHL.

MS HB555

Public procurement laws; exempt certain purchases and contracts for landmark buildings from for certain time.

MS SB2473

Land ownership; prohibit nonresident alien ownership of.

MS SB2834

ITS; prohibit from contracting with certain entities in mainland China or BIS sanctioned countries.

MS HB1596

Tasers and stun guns; prohibit use of by law enforcement officers.

MS HB559

Law enforcement agencies; authorize chief law enforcement officers to appoint or deputize officers without prohibition on length of service in said capacity.

MS HB770

Emergency licenses for out-of-state contractors; authorize counties and cities to issue in state of emergency.

MS HB1338

Unmarked vehicles; revise requirements for and prohibit impersonation of law enforcement.

MS SB2464

Firearms, firearm entities and knives; prohibit governmental entities from entering into certain contracts regarding.

MS SB2547

Public contracts; prohibit preferential treatment based on race, ethnicity or sex.

Similar Bills

MS SB2129

Foreign laws; authorize attorney's fees in certain actions, prohibit certain application of, prohibit enforcement of religious codes.

MS SC516

Constitution; place term limits on legislators.

MS HC1

Constitution; amend to provide terms limits for members of the MS House of Representatives and MS Senate.

MS SC507

Constitution; place term limits on legislators.

MS HB11

Sharia law; prohibit the application of in divorce and child custody cases.

MS HB1417

Sharia law; prohibit the application of in divorce and child custody cases.

MS HC30

Constitution; amend to require the State of Mississippi to follow federal procurement laws if a citizen is awarded a federal grant.

MS HC4

Constitution; amend to require the State of Mississippi to follow federal procurement laws if a citizen is awarded a federal grant.