This freedom to pick and choose it might seem that this is a freedom only those outside Islam enjoy is not really there for everyone. It is a known fact that most people do not choose their religion as much as they are born into it. <\/p>\n
Zurairi AR, MM <\/p>\n
There was marked silence from Malay Muslim MPs on the proposed amendment that would see a child converted into Islam if either parent consents to it. Save for some dissenting voices, most of them see no problem with it. <\/p>\n
Being Muslims themselves, I guess they are secure in the fact that their children will never ever get converted. <\/p>\n
The ones who will get converted are the Christian, Buddhist, Hindu and irreligious kids. Never precious Muslims. <\/p>\n
It is illegal for anybody to even try to convert a Muslim to another religion. Proselytising to Muslims is prohibited under syarie law in most states, under the threat of whipping and long stints in jail. <\/p>\n
Conveniently enough, this does not apply the other way round. Proselytisation by Muslims is not only allowed, but encouraged. <\/p>\n
This has caused awkward moments when a child happens to have just one parent who is a Muslim, she must embrace Islam as did her parent. She cannot choose to follow the non-Muslim parents religion, despite the other parent being... her parent. <\/p>\n
Selangor Mufti Tamyes Abd Wahid had himself stressed this. Perak Mufti Harussani Zakaria and him have both defended the unfair provision and told critics to back off. <\/p>\n
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