SIS Official Statements Archives | Page 5 of 26

The Obsession to Control What Women Wear Needs to Stop

Sisters in Islam (SIS) demands that Kelantan’s Islamic Affairs and Religious Department (JAHEAIK) stops its operations to police and summon women for their clothing, and expunge those whom have been issued notices from attending counselling sessions.

Children’s Dignity Must Be Upheld

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is outraged that the video depicting Aliff Syukri’s 9-year-old daughter crying while her father applies ointment to the bruises that he inflicted onto her remains published on his Instagram to today.

Stop Deliberately Instilling Fear Among Malaysians

In reference to this article published in Malaysiakini today, PAS has cross the line in asserting that a fate akin to the Uyghur Muslim minority in China awaits Malay Muslims if non-Muslims are left to run the country.

SIS Fatwa Trial Postponed to 17th June

Sisters in Islam’s (SIS) legal challenge against a fatwa by the Selangor Islamic Religious Council (Mais), which was scheduled to take place today, has been unfortunately postponed again.

SIS congratulates Tengku Maimun as Malaysia’s first woman CJ

Sisters in Islam (SIS) menegaskan bahawa pindaan Perlembagaan adalah sangat perlu dan mesti dilaksanakan dengan segera untuk mengelakkan lebih ramai kanak-kanak menjadi mangsa status kewarganegaraan atas dasar tempat kelahiran dan kewarganegaraan ibu mereka.

SIS Welcomes Set Up of New Court

Sisters in Islam welcomes the move to set up a court specifically to handle Muslim marriage, hadhanah and nafkah issues.

Kenyataan JAG: Pertahankan Ruang Demokrasi Untuk Semua (10 Mac 2019)

Sending Love to Georgetown City

Press Statement: Malaysia Must Protect Girls From Harmful Practices and End Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting

Underage Marriage Continues to Haunt Malaysia

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is appalled to learn that Kelantan Syariah courts had approved 10 underage marriages between January 2018 and January 2019.

Terengganu Child Marriage Numbers Alarms SIS

Sisters in Islam (SIS) is alarmed about claims made by the Terengganu Syariah Court chief judge Wan Mohd Zakri today that there were 444 applications for underaged marriages between 2013 to 2018 in the state, 397 of which were approved.

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