Examples of using Mais in English and their translations into Malay
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Selangor Islamic Religious Council( Mais).
Mais Co., Ltd. claims all rights to this app.
The Selangor Islamic Affairs Council( Mais).
Mais Co., Ltd. claims all rights to this app.
The Selangor Fatwa Committee Mais.
The Selangor government Mais and Selangor Islamic Religious Department( Jais).
The Selangor Islamic Affairs Council( MAIS) Selangor.
Mais Co., Ltd. cannot reimburse users for the purchase of this application.
I haven't received an explanation from Jais and Mais.
Mais: Underaged marriages in Selangor must have Shariah judge's consent.
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Mais claimed that Mohan, an art film director, had converted to Islam in 1992.
But Jais and its superiors in the Selangor Islamic Religious Council(Mais) had disagreed and refused to return the Bibles.
Mais and Jais are religious bigots and should be banned from entering Sarawak,” state PKR vice-chairperson See Chee How said.
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This is especially so when the action taken by Mais breaches the federal constitution and interferes with the rights of non-Muslims.".
Mais has consistently said they will not return the bibles, claiming the AG erred by deciding not to pursue charges in the case.
Toussaint Louverture International Airport or Mais Gate Airport is an international airport located in Tabarre, Haiti.
Mais reiterated that Jais, which comes under the council's purview, will not adhere to the directive issued by the Selangor government because the state had“no power” in the matter.
The Shah AlamMP should not have questioned Mais' executive powers and suggested that the Pakatan Rakyat government abolish its executive powers.
He made the call after Mais failed to follow the attorney-general's decision that the Iban- and Malay-language Bibles seized by the Selangor Islamic Religious Department(Jais) should be returned to The Bible Society of Malaysia.
The more advisable way is to take Mais to court for judicial review to see if its actions are still within the scope of its statutory powers.
He said Mais, with cooperation from the state's Shariah Judiciary Department and Islamic Religious Department(Jais) had held an in-depth discussion with experts from various departments and government agencies, especially medical experts, academicians and non-governmental organisations, on July 19 and 20 to find a solution to the problem.
Lee Min Choo claimed therewas now a“crisis of confidence” in Selangor after Mais and Jais refused to return the hundreds of bibles seized from the BSM's office in Petaling Jaya earlier this year despite orders from the state government and advice from federal authorities.
Employees of Mais then tried to claim the body for burial but the Sungai Buloh mortuary would not release it because the High Court had instructed that it was to be kept there until the religious status is determined.
But, he was sticking to his view that the Selangor government should review Mais' executive powers, adding that it was not his intention to challenge the Sultan's powers, but to protect the royal institution from any criticism should Mais err in its duties.
Both the Sultan and Mais have no right to teach, intervene or disturb the way non-Muslims practise their faith, but now this has happened.
But, he was sticking to his view that the Selangor government should review Mais' executive powers, adding that it was not his intention to challenge the Sultan's powers, but to protect the royal institution from any criticism should Mais err in its duties.
Bernama quoted the prime minister as saying that the Selangor government, Mais and Selangor Islamic Religious Department(Jais) which had full responsibility over the management and administration of Islamic affairs in the state, should decide whether to return the seized Bibles(to BSM) or otherwise.