Non-Muslim traders may be exempted from maghrib ruling


KOTA BARU: The authorities in Kelantan are willing to consider a request by non-Muslim pasar malam traders to be exempted from a ruling to stop business during maghrib prayers.

However, due consideration would be given only in non-Muslim-majority areas, said state Local Government, Housing, Youth and Sports Committee chairman Datuk Abdul Fattah Mahmood.

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