MELAKA, June 11 (Bernama) -- Minister in the Prime Minister's
Department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom reminded Bar Council president
Lim Chee Wee to respect the sensitivities of Muslims by not interfering
in Islamic religious affairs. "The issues of Islam are too sensitive to
be discussed by the non-Muslims and this is a common understanding
among the multi-racial and multi-religious people in Malaysia.
He said this to reporters after attending the seminar on Understanding Wassatiyah and the Concept of 1Malaysia launched by Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam here Monday.
He was commenting on Lim's recent statement that the amendment to Kedah Mufti and Fatwa Committee Enactment 2008, which barred all fatwa (edicts) from being challenged in court, was unconstitutional.
In another development, Jamil Khir also reminded Malaysian people not to hold anymore gathering at the Nabawi Mosque in Medina and Masjidil Haram (the Grand Mosque) in Mecca as organised by certain quarters on April 26.
He said the message was conveyed to him by the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Malaysia following their concern over the security issues in the two locations.
Jamil Khir said the decision concerning the quota for Malaysian haj pilgrims would also be known through a letter from the Saudi government next month.
He said this to reporters after attending the seminar on Understanding Wassatiyah and the Concept of 1Malaysia launched by Melaka Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam here Monday.
He was commenting on Lim's recent statement that the amendment to Kedah Mufti and Fatwa Committee Enactment 2008, which barred all fatwa (edicts) from being challenged in court, was unconstitutional.
In another development, Jamil Khir also reminded Malaysian people not to hold anymore gathering at the Nabawi Mosque in Medina and Masjidil Haram (the Grand Mosque) in Mecca as organised by certain quarters on April 26.
He said the message was conveyed to him by the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Malaysia following their concern over the security issues in the two locations.
Jamil Khir said the decision concerning the quota for Malaysian haj pilgrims would also be known through a letter from the Saudi government next month.
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