CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Jurisdiction - Syariah Court - Applicant alleged that she was not professing religion of Islam - Whether applicant born to Muslim parents - Whether applicant legitimate person - Whether Syariah Court has jurisdiction over applicant - Whether Syariah Court has jurisdiction to decide whether applicant was no longer Muslim - Whether constitutional matter - Federal Constitution, art. 121(1A)
ISLAMIC LAW: Syariah Court - Jurisdiction - Applicant alleged that she was not professing religion of Islam - Whether applicant born to Muslim parents - Whether applicant legitimate person - Whether Syariah Court has jurisdiction over applicant - Whether Syariah Court has jurisdiction to decide whether applicant was no longer Muslim - Whether constitutional matter - Administration of the Religion of Islam (State of Selangor) Enactment 2003, ss. 2 & 61(3)(b)(x)
INTERPRETATION: 'parents' - 'parents' in para. (b) of interpretation of 'Muslim' in s. 2 of Administration of the Religion of Islam (State of Selangor) Enactment 2003 - Whether includes putative father of illegitimate child