юааmalaysianюаб Courtтащs юааdecisionюаб юааto Allowюаб юааuseюаб Of ташallahтащ By Christians Published 6:29 pm pdt, march 10, 2021. kuala lumpur, malaysia (ap) — a malaysian court ruled wednesday that non muslims can use the word “allah” to refer to god, in a major decision over a divisive issue for religious freedom in the muslim majority country. two ethnic malay political parties immediately voiced concern and thursday urged. A malaysian court’s decision last week to overturn a decades old policy banning christians from referring to god by using the arabic word “allah” is unlikely to close the chapter on the saga.
юааmalaysianюаб Courtтащs юааdecisionюаб юааto Allowюаб юааuseюаб Of ташallahтащ By Christians Kuala lumpur, march 10 ― the high court today ruled that the malaysian government’s directive issued in 1986 with a total ban on the use of the word “allah” in christian publications is unconstitutional and invalid, and also declared orders to affirm sarawakian bumiputera christian jill ireland lawrence bill’s constitutional rights to not be discriminated against and practise her faith. Following a legal battle that dragged on for more than a decade, malaysia’s high court ruled on wednesday that the use of islamic words including “allah” by christians and other non muslim communities in the country is not unlawful. non muslims can also use three words for religious and educational purposes including prayers, publications. Related video malaysian court rules on 'allah' use confusion the conflicting interpretations of the ban have only added confusion to a debate that has inflamed religious tensions in the muslim. This was because the high court and court of appeal refused to allow the government to defer issuing the citizenship papers while waiting for the appeal to be decided. after today’s decision, lawyer for the six malaysian mothers, datuk gurdial singh nijar informed the court of appeal that his clients would be appealing to the federal court.
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