In the administration of Islamic law in Malaysia, there are several parties and authorities that could exert their influence and power. The Federal Constitution provides legislative powers to Parliament and State Legislature and executive powers to Cabinet and State Executive Council. However, in matters relating to Islam, the Rulers are the Head of Religion. In addition, the Mufti is given power under state law to issue fatwa. The paper seeks to examine the contestation of power among these authorities in the administration of Islam and Muslims
The government of Malaysia continues to introduce new initiative towards strengthening the multi-eth...
The misunderstanding about the position of Islam as the religion of the Federation of Malaysia conti...
This paper looks at the interplay between the administration of Islamic law in Malaysia in relation ...
The predicament of Islamic religious laws and its administration have been one of the concerns of bo...
The role and status of religious authority needs to be read into Malaysian political history over th...
Malaysia is a multiracial country with Islam as the Religion of the Federation. Its Federal Constitu...
The paper explores an Islamic institution in contemporary Malaysia. It studies the roles of the Muft...
In Malaysia, fatwa has been considered as a religious verdict that assists in regulating Muslim’s co...
The institution of fatwa in Malaysia has been regarded as an important institution in dealing with a...
The outstanding ability of islamic law to respond to changes and development has been accomplished t...
This article provides a review of institutions involved in the administration of Islamic law in Mala...
This paper discusses the position of Islam in the Malaysian constitution and the enforcement of laws...
The paper focuses on a few national bodies that has been specifically founded to achieve the objecti...
Although the number of provisions pertaining to Islam in the Federal Constitution of Malaysia is sma...
Constitutionalism dictates that the government must only act within the four walls of the constituti...
The government of Malaysia continues to introduce new initiative towards strengthening the multi-eth...
The misunderstanding about the position of Islam as the religion of the Federation of Malaysia conti...
This paper looks at the interplay between the administration of Islamic law in Malaysia in relation ...
The predicament of Islamic religious laws and its administration have been one of the concerns of bo...
The role and status of religious authority needs to be read into Malaysian political history over th...
Malaysia is a multiracial country with Islam as the Religion of the Federation. Its Federal Constitu...
The paper explores an Islamic institution in contemporary Malaysia. It studies the roles of the Muft...
In Malaysia, fatwa has been considered as a religious verdict that assists in regulating Muslim’s co...
The institution of fatwa in Malaysia has been regarded as an important institution in dealing with a...
The outstanding ability of islamic law to respond to changes and development has been accomplished t...
This article provides a review of institutions involved in the administration of Islamic law in Mala...
This paper discusses the position of Islam in the Malaysian constitution and the enforcement of laws...
The paper focuses on a few national bodies that has been specifically founded to achieve the objecti...
Although the number of provisions pertaining to Islam in the Federal Constitution of Malaysia is sma...
Constitutionalism dictates that the government must only act within the four walls of the constituti...
The government of Malaysia continues to introduce new initiative towards strengthening the multi-eth...
The misunderstanding about the position of Islam as the religion of the Federation of Malaysia conti...
This paper looks at the interplay between the administration of Islamic law in Malaysia in relation ...