From & nbspIsingوروild prophetic
Was published
Advertising
The state of Malaysia in Terenggan threatened to imprison men in prison Friday prayer For two years for up to two years, according to new applicable laws this week. For the first time, violators can be imprisoned for up to two years and imposed a fine of 3000 RM (about 527 pounds) or both, on Monday, the ruling Islamic party of Malaysia announced on Monday.
Updating new rules
Previous rules reported that those who lost three consistent prayers on Friday may encounter a maximum sentence of six months or a fine of up to 1000 RM (176 pounds of England). The faithful will resemble the rules through signs in mosques, while their law enforcement is based on public links and general religious patrols with The Department of Islamic Affairs Terenggan.
A wide dispute by law
Critics described measures as “shocking”. Phil Robertson, director of the Asian Rights and Labor Organization (Ahrla), said: “These measures have nothing to do with human rights:”, such as the influence of Islam. “The freedom of religion and beliefs also includes freedom not to believe and not participate, therefore, the authorities of Terenggan clearly violate human rights by this dragon law.” He added that the prime minister Anvar Ibrahim must cancel these fines.
The location of the local authorities
Member of the Legislative Council of Terengganan Mohamed Halil Abdul Hadi, confirmed the Modes of Kharyan to the local newspaper that sanctions will be imposed only as the last measure, noting that “Friday prayer is not only a religious symbol, but also an expression of subjects between Muslims.”
Wider legislative frame
The legislation first entered into force in 2001 and was made to changes in 2016 to include more stringent fines for crimes such as disrespect for Ramadan And the persecution of women is publicly. Malaysia has a double legal system, when Muslims make up about two -thirds of the 34 million population, and Sharia courts solve the personal and family problems of Muslims.
The local government in Terenggan, fully controlled by PAS, seeks to tighten the implementation of religious laws up to four of the 13 states that he controls. The party occupies all 32 places at the Terengganov Legislative Assembly, and there is no opposition.
The recent story shows similar efforts in the neighboring state of Kolandan in 2021, which tried to expand the Criminal Code of Sharia, including crimes such as sodomism, incest, gambling, sexual harassment and desecration. However Malaysian Federal Court He ruled these laws unconstitutional in 2024, which caused protests by PAS supporters.