KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 26 — The Selangor Islamic Religious Council is attempting to ask the Federal Court to reinstate the 2015 conversion of five young non-Muslim children to Islam when they were aged in the range of around three and nine years old.
If the Federal Court grants leave to appeal, it would then hear the appeal before proceeding to decide on the appeal. If the Federal Court does not grant leave to appeal, it would be the end of the matter and the Court of Appeal decision in the mother’s favour would stand.through a file search, the mother W and the father L — both initially non-Muslims — had married in a civil marriage in 2009 and had five children in the non-Muslim marriage.
Based on court documents, the mother said she believed the children who were still young and who did not know Arabic could not have uttered theor the proclamation of faith to convert to Islam and said they would not have understood it, while also saying as a whole that the conversion is invalid as it was done without her consent as their mother.
In the judicial review, the mother sought court orders to quash the children’s conversion and their registration as Muslim converts and for the court to order both Mais and the Selangor registrar of Muslim converts to cancel the children’s registration and remove the children’s registration as Muslim converts from Mais and the registrar’s records.
This meant that the Court of Appeal maintained and upheld the High Court decision which had quashed the five children’s unilateral conversion.
why we have such bodies? better just handover all to taliban
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