00:00The Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharifuddin Idris Shah, the head of Islam in the state, is urging women's rights group Sisters in Islam to cease arbitrarily using the word Islam in its name or in any of the company's publications.
00:15Sultan Sharifuddin said the word Islam should not be arbitrarily used for a company's benefit or interest, referring to SIS, a company limited by guarantee, under the Companies Act 1965.
00:25The statement published on the Selangor Royal Office's Facebook page said the Sultan warned that the misuse of the word Islam in SIS's name and publications could confuse the Muslim community.
00:38He also expressed agreement with the Selangor Islamic Religious Council's statement, responding to the APEC's court's decision.
00:45The council said it respected but disagreed with the court's decision, claiming it was akin to interfering in the formulation and implementation of fatwas based on Islamic law.
00:56It also expressed concern that the decision would lead to irresponsible groups using Islam in the names of their organizations or entities while practicing and spreading deviant Islamic teachings.
01:07In a majority decision yesterday, the federal court ruled that a fatwa could not be imposed on an organization like SIS, which could not profess a religion.
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