Sisters in Islam battles on to quash fatwa


PETALING JAYA: Sisters in Islam (SIS) will continue to challenge the fatwa by the Selangor Fatwa Committee declaring it a deviant organisation even after a high court dismissed its judicial review application.

Its communications manager Majidah Hashim said SIS believed in Malaysia’s justice system and in upholding the fundamental liberties enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

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