Hukum Syara means the Laws of Islam in the Mazhab Syafie or in any other mazhabs which are approved by His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan to be in force in Brunei Darussalam;
Hukum Syara. “ means the Laws of Islam according to the Syafeite, Hanafi, Maliki or Hanbali sect of the Ahli Sunnah Waljamaah;
Examples of Hukum Syara in a sentence
In other words, the marriage shall be solemnized according to Hukum Syara by ‘wali’ or his representatives or Registrar of Marriage or ‘Wali Raja’21.
In other words, the marriage shall be solemnized according to Hukum Syara by ‘wali’ or his representatives or Registrar of Marriage or ‘Wali Raja’ (Note 23).
More Definitions of Hukum Syara
Hukum Syara. " means the laws of any sects which the Court considers valid; "Minister" means the Minister of Religious Affairs;
Hukum Syara means the law recognized by the four major schools of law i.e., Shāfi’ī, Ḥanafī, Mālikī and Ḥanbalī. See Islamic Family (Federal Territories) Act 1984, s. 2. to those who are entitled to inheritance property depending on his status in the family. It clearly addresses the function of extended family members to provide financial support in the absence of the father and to serve as a useful weapon to claim monetary contribution in cases of neglect. However, through personal observation, this provision has not been fully utilized due to lack of knowledge of the availability of such legal provision and the difficulty of getting cooperation from close relatives though a valid order has been granted.27 It may make things worse when the Sharī’ah Court is unable to enforce the order due to non-cooperation from the respective party (judgment debtor) who may disappear after the divorce. Therefore, there is a need to strengthen the enforcement mechanism in making such a provision an effective remedy for children to get their maintenance. As for illegitimate children, the duty to maintain is on the mother or maternal relations if she is incapable of discharging the duty.28 In such a case, the child is considered as under the prerogative right of the mother to the extent that the ‘father’ is denied his right to claim paternity of the child. This is because the paternity of the child is established by marriage and blood relationship.29 There was a proposal to impose the liability on the ‘father’ to equally share the burden through a court order though such an idea was not well received by many Muslims as it is contrary to the general principle of Sharī’ah law. Instead, the request was made to the government to take the responsibility and active
Hukum Syara means the laws of Islam according to the Shafi’ee, Hanafi, Maliki or Hanbali sect of Ahlis Sunnah Waljamaah;