ماليزيا: المطالبة بتطبيق الحدود الشرعية

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

دعا "عبدالهادي أوانج" - عضو البرلمان الماليزي بولاية "كلينتن" - جميع البرلمانيين المسلمين إلى تأييد مشروع القانون الذي تقدَّم به، والذي يطالب بتطبيق الحدود الإسلامية، وإصلاح أوضاع المحاكم الشرعية؛ حيث يحتاج القانون لتطبيقه تأييد أغلبية الأعضاء.

ودعا "أوانج" الأعضاء المسلمين لتأييد القانون بقطع النظر عن انتمائهم الحزبي، مناشدًا غير المسلمين بإفساح الطريق أمام المسلمين لتطبيق الحدود، التي لن تُطبَّق على غير المسلمين - حسب اعتقاده - وخاصةً في ظل الدستور الذي ينص على أن الإسلام دين الدولة، وأن الحرية الدينية مكفولة للجميع؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

PAS president Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang has asked all 136 Muslim MPs to support his Private Member's Bill on hudud by amending the Syariah Courts (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 1965.

The Bill, presented by Abdul Hadi on March 18, would require a simple majority to pass and if accepted, would bring the party closer to enforcing hudud for Muslims in Kelantan, a push that has alienated its Pakatan Rakyat partners DAP and PKR.

"We invite Muslim MPs to support this motion, regardless of their political party," he told reporters after chairing a three-hour PAS central committee meeting yesterday.

Urging non-Muslims "to give way" to Muslims on hudud, Abdul Hadi said it was the right of Muslims and because hudud would have "nothing to do" with them.

"They (non-Muslims) must give way in the spirit of the Federal Constitution, which states that Islam is the religion of the federation and that other religions are free to be practised," he said.

Abdul Hadi said it was not appropriate for the Constitution not to allow Muslims to have syariah law when other communities were free to practise their own religion.

Asked on PAS' strategy to get Muslim MPs who were not in the party to support his Bill, Hadi replied: "We cannot reveal this to you."

PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu, who was also present, said DAP's move to sever ties with Abdul Hadi was however not discussed at the meeting.

"We continue to remain with Pakatan Rakyat," he said.

Elaborating on Mohamad's resp¬onse, Abdul Hadi said: "We issued a joint statement last year that (hudud) is the right of the Kelantan state government. Other political parties have the right to either agree or not."

He said he hoped that the Bill would be heard in the current Parliament session, which ends on April 9.