Analisis: Bagaimana PAS Tidak Laksana Hudud?

1. Apakah ‘Hudud’ Yang Dimaksudkan PAS?

‘Hudud’ yang ingin dilaksanakan oleh PAS ialah enakmen undang-undang jenayah yang dilabel oleh parti tersebut sebagai berdasarkan syariah Islam.

Kerajaan negeri Kelantan, dan Terengganu yang pernah dikuasai oleh PAS, telah meluluskan enakmen-enakmen jenayah berikut:

a. Enakmen Kanun Jenayah Syariah (Kelantan) 1985
b. Enakmen Kesalahan Jenayah Syariah (Hudud dan Qisas) Terengganu 1423H/2002M

2. Adakah ‘Hudud PAS’ Menepati Syariah?

Tidak secara keseluruhannya. [Lagi]

Hudud PAS: Halal Meliwat Isteri?

Kuala Selangor – PAS: “Memang babi!”

Dato’ Zulkifli bin Noordin [Kulim Bandar Baharu]: Itu maksud saya sebut tadi Tuan Yang di-Pertua, apa yang dikatakan Enakmen Hudud Hisab dan Ta’zir PAS ini ia bukannya daripada undang-undang Islam yang sebenarnya. Mana ada undang-undang Islam kata mukalaf mesti 18 tahun, clear yang itu. Ia membenarkan liwat isteri bukan liwat? Ini bercanggah sama sekali dengan Islam. Tidak tahulah saya kalau fahaman ini dibawa oleh rakan-rakan dalam PAS boleh main belakang isteri. Itu tidak liwat.
Jadi, apa yang saya hendak tunjukkan bahawa yang PAS sebut sebagai Enakmen Hudud ini pun bukan hudud yang dibawa oleh Rasulullah. Mereka reka sendiri dan yang paling saya takut ialah kenyataan seorang sahabat saya. Sekejap ya Yang Berhormat Kubang Kerian. Apa yang saya paling takut, seorang tokoh politik PAS yang agak veteran. Dia kata, “sebenarnya Syeikh memang sengaja dibuat silap-silap ini supaya UMNO tolak”. Saya check balik dan apabila saya check semula rupanya betul. Pejabat mantan Tun Dr. Mahathir dahulu beritahu, memang Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad dahulu tolak kerana ini bukan hudud Islam, ini hudud PAS. Ia ada percanggahan jelas. Isteri dibenarkan boleh diliwat, mukalafnya 18 tahun, dan banyak lagilah sebenarnya. Jadi ia ditolak kemudian dispin bahawa Tun Dr. Mahathir tolak hudud. Apa yang Tun Dr Mahathir maksudkan dia tolak inilah. Ini yang jadi masalah. [Lagi]

Legal issues on GE13 by Shad Saleem Faruqi

Reflecting On The Law by Shad Saleem Faruqi
The Star, March 21, 2013

Delay: Many who had predicted an early general election are exasperated at the “delay” and are critical of it. Constitutionally speaking, there is no delay. The Parliament elected on March 8, 2008 had its first meeting on April 28, 2008.

According to Article 55(3) of the Constitution, Parliament’s life expires five years after its first meeting. The five years will end on April 27.

A full-term parliament is rare but is perfectly legal and politically fairer than a premature, surprise dissolution.

A government that allows the elected assembly to live out its full five years must be commended and not condemned.

In some countries like the UK, the law has moved in the direction of fixed term parliaments. [Read more at The Star]

Profail Pengganas Sulu

Nama: Agbimuddin Kiram
Nama Lain: Azzimudie Kiram
Gelaran: Raja Muda
Umur: 72
Ahli Keluarga: Jamalul Kiram III (abang)

Nama: Alianapia Kiram

Ops Daulat

Tentera Malaysia – Di United Kingdom

Di Imperial War Museum, London.

[Lagi]

Statement by Dato’ Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, The Prime Minister of Malaysia

Since the intrusion by a group of gunmen in Lahad Datu on Feb 12, the government has taken an approach to resolve the conflict without any bloodshed.

The police have arranged for meetings and discussions hoping that the intruders would agree to leave peacefully without facing serious action.

However, as the intrusion prolonged, it was clear that the intruders had no intention to leave Sabah. Last Friday, they fired shots at policemen on duty causing the deaths of two officers and one day later, another six policemen were killed by intruders in Semporna.

After the first attack, I have reaffirmed that the intruders must surrender or we will act.

As an Islamic country that loves peace and uphold the struggle to end conflicts through negotiations, our effort to prevent bloodshed in Lahad Datu failed. Our security forces were attacked and our men killed. Malaysians, especially in Sabah, are worried for their safety.

The government must take action to defend the country’s dignity and sovereignty as demanded by the people.

At 7am this morning, our security forces have launched an attack (on the intruders) in Kampung Tanduo.

DATO’ SRI MOHD NAJIB

5 MARCH 2013