That is the result of MALAYSIAWATCH POLL 26 that posed the question:
"What Do You Think of the Latest Case of Subashini the woman whose husband converted to Islam and who now wants to convert all their children?"
There were 100 readers who took part. Thanks for participating.
This is the breakdown of choices:
56% chose "It is a black mark on the Judiciary when Muslim judges cannot differentiate their proper role and duties they should perform in a secular state."
14% chose "This could lead to many broken homes if non-Muslim men are allowed to convert to Islam and are then given custody to children who are not allowed freedom of religion but a forced conversion".
13% chose "I don’t expect a non-Muslim woman will get a fair deal in the Syariah courts. Even Muslim women can get treated unfairly".
10% chose "The man should have settled the divorce proceedings in the civil courts before being allowed to convert."
7% chose "Islam is a fair religion to all"
No one chose "I think it is OK for her to make an appeal to the Syariah Appeals Court"
Let us all strive hard to keep Malaysia as a secular state. If some judges cannot use different thinking caps, we should retire them earlier.
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