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  • Pelakon Putri Mardiana Dan Pasangan, Sharizan Abdullah, Mengaku Tidak Bersalah Atas Tuduhan Berkhalwat

    Pelakon Putri Mardiana Dan Pasangan, Sharizan Abdullah, Mengaku Tidak Bersalah Atas Tuduhan Berkhalwat

    Petaling Jaya – Pelakon Putri Mardiana dan pasangannya, Shahrizan Abdullah mengaku tidak bersalah atas tuduhan berkhalwat yang dikenakan terhadap mereka.

    Kedua-dua pasangan itu masing-masing dikenakan bon jaminan sebanyak RM1,500 oleh Mahkamah Rendah Syariah Gombak Timur di sini pada Selasa.

    Hakim Syarie, Shaiful Azli Jamaluddin menetapkan 25 Ogos depan sebagai sebutan semula kes bagi membolehkan pasangan itu melantik peguam untuk mewakili mereka.

    Menurut laporan media sebelum ini, Putri Mardiana, 34, dan Shahrizan, 31, telah ditahan di sebuah premis kediaman di Ukay Perdana, Hulu Klang berdasarkan aduan awam kepada Bahagian Penguatkuasaan Jabatan Agama Islam Selangor (Jais) pada 14 Disember tahun lalu.

    Mereka ditahan mengikut seksyen 29 (1) A dan B Enakmen Jenayah Syariah Selangor 1995 dan jika disabitkan kesalahan pasangan berkenaan boleh dikenakan denda tidak melebihi RM3,000 atau dipenjarakan selama tempoh tidak melebihi dua tahun atau kedua-duanya sekali.

    Bagaimanapun Putri Mardiana atau lebih mesra dengan sapaan Nina dalam satu kenyataan kepada mStar Online bertarikh 17 Disember 2014 memberitahu kes berkenaan tidak akan dibawa ke mahkamah atas sebab-sebab tidak dijelaskan selain mendakwa mereka tidak bersalah.

    Pelakon itu mendakwa serbuan tersebut sengaja dirancang oleh bekas teman lelakinya dan bekas isteri Shahrizan dengan tujuan untuk memalukannya.

     

    Source: http://www.kualalumpurpost.net

  • JAIS Compares Women To Houses, Asserts That Women Should Cover Aurat To Prevent Rape And Other Form Of Harassment

    JAIS Compares Women To Houses, Asserts That Women Should Cover Aurat To Prevent Rape And Other Form Of Harassment

    KUALA LUMPUR ― Muslim women should cover up their “aurat” to prevent rape and other forms of sexual harassment, Selangor’s Islamic authority said in its Friday sermon today.

    The sermon, prepared by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) and available to mosques statewide, also compared women who do not cover up to homes which are left unlocked, and therefore are liable to break-ins by robbers.

    “The easiest comparison we can take is a house which was left by its residents who returned to their hometown. House A was left with its windows and doors properly locked, its fences secured with padlocks. Meanwhile, House B was left open and carelessly abandoned.

    “Which house would robbers love and break into? Surely house B because it was exposed and made it easy for external elements to intrude. Therefore, that was a simple analogy for women who cover up their ‘aurat’,” said the sermon.

    “Aurat” in Malay refers to “intimate body parts” that Muslims must cover with clothing; exposing these is considered sinful.

    According to contemporary Muslim teachings, Muslim women’s “aurat” towards unrelated men is their whole body except their faces and both palms.

    Friday prayers are attended almost exclusively by Muslim men in Malaysia.

    Jais claimed covering up would help women to stop themselves from being harassed physically and mentally, in addition to preventing negative ills such as rape, illicit sex and incest.

    The sermon also refuted claims that the Islamic practice of covering up suppresses individual rights, blaming so-called “enemies of Islam” for perpetuating the notion.

    “Allah prohibits men and women from exposing their aurat not to restrict their freedom, but because Allah exalt and appreciate them. No man or woman are persecuted by covering their aurat, but exposing it means being cruel to themselves and destructing others,” it added.

     

    Source: www.themalaymailonline.com