Examples of using Professing in English and their translations into Malay
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Falling in love, professing love is so easy".
Secondly, the constitution onlyallow zakat to be collected from“persons professing the religion of Islam”.
Note that the phrase“persons professing the religion of Islam” is repeatedly used in the paragraph.
Many people will not be ready when therapture occurs, nor slumbering, professing Christians.
When professing a religion, common sense itself requires him to comply with the laws and practices of the religion.”.
And(g) Moral Education, for pupils not professing the religion of Islam.
Over the next centuries, very little information was available about Eritrea:tribes professing Islam.
This is clearly consistent with the phrase“persons professing the religion of Islam” in the State List.
Since independence in 1963, Sabah has undergone a significant change in its religious composition,particularly in the percentage of its population professing Islam.
Studies relating to Islamic education for pupils professing the Islamic religion; and.
Faculty who teach at Handong are all professing Christians who have signed their adherence to the University's Statement of Faith, which can be found on the university's website.
(iii) should not be accepted,or cannot be accepted as professing the religion of Islam; or.
Her lawyer, StephenParkinson, released a defiant statement Monday professing her innocence, and saying that police would"have to give an account of their actions" considering"the enormous reputational damage" Brooks' arrest had caused her.
Studies relating to Islamic education for pupils professing the Islamic religion; and.
Article 11 of the constitution states,"Every person has the right to profess and practice his religion," but it also gives state and federal governments the power to"control or restrict the propagation of any religious doctrine or belief among persons professing the religion of Islam.".
The observance of this principle shall notimpose any disability on non Muslim nationals professing and practising their own religions and shall not imply that the State is not a secular State.
Federal and state governments have the power to“control or restrict the propagation of any religious doctrine orbelief among persons professing the religion of Islam.”.
The Education Act 1996 provides that when in an educational institution there are five ormore pupils professing the Islamic religion, such pupils shall be given religious teaching in Islam by teachers approved by the State Authority.
Organization and procedure of Syariah courts,which shall have jurisdiction only over persons professing the religion of Islam…”.
The State Legislature is given power to make law for the“creation andpunishment of offences by persons professing the religion of Islam against precepts of that religion, except in regard to matters included in the Federal List;” That is all.
Thus, Islamic law, creation and punishment of offences, jurisdiction of the Syariah courts and the control of propagating doctrines andbeliefs are all related to persons professing the religion of Islam.
It is widely applied to concrete, water conservancy and hydropower,marine anticorrosion construction and refractory material professing, road, bridge and special cement, chemical industry, electron and other industries.
It is believed that this is a positive quality, discussing dedication, examples from literature present heroes who display this trait aspeople of the highest degree of spiritual development, professing true moral values.
Next,“companies” is a federal matter and cannot be subjected to a state law made under the State List creating an offence against the precept of Islam by persons professing the religion of Islam as companies are unable to profess any religion.
It is common ground that the Syariahcourt only has jurisdiction over persons professing the religion of Islam.
We note that, so far, the provisions of the Constitution and all the laws made pursuant to theState List are applicable to“persons professing the religion of Islam”, who must be natural persons.
(b) any provision or practice restricting office or employment connected with the affairs of any religion, or of an institution managed by a group professing any religion, to persons professing that religion;
(1) No Act of Parliament which provides as respects a Borneo State for special financial aid for the establishment or maintenance of Muslim institutions or the instruction in the Muslim religion orpersons professing that religion shall be passed without the consent of the Governor.
(4) The governors or other persons responsible for the management of two or more educational institutions may, with the approval of the Registrar,make arrangements for teaching under this section to be given to the pupils professing the Islamic religion in the educational institutions jointly.