华人回教徒问题。。。

centurist

事情是这样的，我有一个朋友是华巫混血儿，父亲是马来人，母亲是华人，但是他的父亲在他刚出世不久，就跑掉了。因此他随着母亲长大，当然他不曾执行过回教教义，照常吃猪肉，过华人新年。。。

现在他唯一烦恼的是他的名字，因为马来名，给他有一点困扰。如果他要换回华人名，成功率高不高？

瀚升

原帖由 centurist 于 3-3-2009 03:48 PM 发表
事情是这样的，我有一个朋友是华巫混血儿，父亲是马来人，母亲是华人，但是他的父亲在他刚出世不久，就跑掉了。因此他随着母亲长大，当然他不曾执行过回教教义，照常吃猪肉，过华人新年。。。

现在他唯一烦恼的是 ...

应该不高！ 因为他的父亲是回教徒！

centurist

原帖由 瀚升 于 3-3-2009 11:07 PM 发表


应该不高！ 因为他的父亲是回教徒！

現在重點是這樣，我朋友他連父親是怎樣的都沒看過，他只不過是一名受害者。。。

~jack~

一进到回教，那些回教党都不会放过你如果你放华人名的话。。

瀚升

原帖由 centurist 于 4-3-2009 11:44 AM 发表


現在重點是這樣，我朋友他連父親是怎樣的都沒看過，他只不過是一名受害者。。。

看看什么政党可以帮忙！ 他们都乐意帮助！

lion_o

这种例子多得是，这只是冰山一角
可以知道是来自哪个州属吗？

tanglk

这是最近的 case, 看是那个州。

Malaysian Wins Court Battle To Become Christian

An Islamic court in Malaysia ruled Friday (6 March) that a man given an Islamic name at birth was a Christian, a rare victory for religious minorities in this Muslim-majority nation.

The man _ whose original identity card listed his name as "Mohammad Shah alias Gilbert Freeman" _ brought his case to the Shariah court in southern Negeri Sembilan state after the National Registration Department refused to accept he was a Christian and allow him to drop his Islamic name when he applied for a new identity card.

Lawyer Hanif Hassan said his client, who is 61, was raised as a
Christian by his mother, and his Islamic name came from his Muslim father, who left the family when he was only 2-months-old. Freeman is married according to Christian rites and has three children who are Christians.

"The Shariah court ruled that he is not a Muslim. He is not practicing Islam, and he hasn't applied to be a Muslim," Hanif told The Associated Press.

He said his client was happy with the Shariah court's decision.

"This is a rare case but it shows that the Shariah courts are not
rigid and are able to help resolve inter-religious disputes," he said.

Malaysia has a dual court system. Muslims are governed by the Islamic Shariah courts while civil courts have jurisdiction over non-Muslims.
But inter-religious disputes usually end up in Shariah courts, and end in favor of Muslims.

Religious issues are extremely sensitive in Malaysia, where about 60% of the 27 million people are Muslims. Buddhist, Christian and Hindu minorities have accepted Islam's dominance but in recent years voiced fears that courts are unfairly asserting the supremacy of Islam, which is Malaysia's official religion.

Freeman sought the court's help because he said he was getting old and he didn't want any confusion over whether he should receive a Christian burial after, Hanif said.

There have been several cases of Islamic authorities claiming the
bodies of people they say converted secretly to Islam. (By EILEEN NG/ AP)