Multi-racial Malaysians reminded of their constitutional rights and freedom

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Multi-racial Malaysians reminded of their constitutional rights and freedom

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18, 2025: PAS president Hadi Awang says PAS will rule multi-racial Malaysia under Islamic laws.

That statement itself shows clearly Hadi’s contempt and disrespect for the rights of multi-racial Malaysians or rakyat dan negara (people and country).

Islamic laws are for Muslims, and only Muslims. Islamic laws are not applicable to non-Muslims.

Multi-racial Malaysians and Malaysia must take Hadi’s religious stand seriously and reject PAS in the next general election (GE16) to save their country.

Malaysians who treasure peace and harmony must unite to dump PAS in GE16 to save multi-racial Malaysia.

No News Is Bad News reproduces below an article found circulating on WhatsApp reminding all how Hudud affects the constitutional rights and freedom of non-Muslims but also Muslims as well:

 

Hadi says PIS (Parti Islam SeMalaysia) will rule Malaysia under Islamic laws.

Under Sharia law, punishments are generally divided into three main categories, depending on the nature of the offense:

1. Hudud (Fixed Punishments)

These are considered God-prescribed penalties for specific serious crimes. They are fixed and cannot be altered by judges. Examples include:

Theft → Amputation of the hand (if conditions are met, e.g., value of stolen goods, no duress, etc.).

Highway robbery (banditry) → Can include execution, crucifixion, exile, or amputation (depending on severity).

Adultery (Zina)

Unmarried offenders → 100 lashes.

Married offenders → Stoning to death.

False accusation of adultery (Qazf) → 80 lashes.

Drinking alcohol/intoxicants → 40–80 lashes.

Apostasy (leaving Islam) → In some interpretations, death penalty.

2. Qisas (Retaliatory Punishments)

Based on the principle of “an eye for an eye”.

Applies to cases like murder or bodily harm.

The victim or victim’s family can demand equal retaliation, accept diyya (monetary compensation, “blood money”), or forgive the offender.

3. Tazir (Discretionary Punishments)

For crimes not covered by Hudud or Qisas.

Judge (qadi) has discretion to determine appropriate punishment.

Can include fines, imprisonment, flogging, exile, counseling, or other corrective measures depending on the circumstances.

Good luck Malaysia!
哈迪表示，马来西亚伊斯兰党（PIS）将根据伊斯兰法律统治马来西亚。

根据伊斯兰教法，惩罚通常分为三类，具体取决于犯罪性质：

1. 胡杜德（Hudud，固定刑罚）

这些刑罚被认为是真主针对特定严重罪行而规定的惩罚。它们是固定的，法官不得更改。例如：

盗窃 → 断手（如果满足条件，例如赃物价值不菲、未受胁迫等）。

拦路抢劫（土匪）→ 可能包括处决、钉十字架、流放或断手（取决于严重程度）。

通奸（Zina）

未婚罪犯 → 鞭刑 100 下。

已婚罪犯 → 石刑。

诬告通奸（Qazf）→ 鞭刑 80 下。

饮酒/饮用麻醉品 → 40-80 下鞭刑。

叛教（脱离伊斯兰教）→ 在某些解释中，可判处死刑。

2. 基萨斯（报复性惩罚）

基于“以眼还眼”的原则。

适用于谋杀或人身伤害等案件。

受害者或受害者家属可以要求同等报复、接受金钱赔偿（“血钱”）或原谅施暴者。

3. 塔齐尔（自由裁量惩罚）

适用于刑事法或基萨斯未涵盖的罪行。

法官（卡迪）有权酌情决定适当的惩罚。

根据具体情况，可能包括罚款、监禁、鞭笞、流放、劝诫或其他矫正措施。

祝马来西亚好运！