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Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective

This is a comparative study between the Federal Constitution (Article 9) and Islamic perspective. The main purpose of the research is to find the similarities and identifying the inconsistencies from Islamic aspects. The writer identified some rights of freedom of movement that is provided by the F...

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Main Author: Asif Pahmi Bin Mokhtar
Format: Academic Projec
Language:English
Published: 2009
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Freedom of movement > Malaysia
Freedom of movement > Religious aspects > Islam
tes FSU 2003 .A843
Online Access:http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/xmlui/handle/123456789/2399
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2399
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spelling my.usim-23992013-02-22T03:18:24Z Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective Asif Pahmi Bin Mokhtar Freedom of movement--Malaysia Freedom of movement--Religious aspects--Islam tes FSU 2003 .A843 This is a comparative study between the Federal Constitution (Article 9) and Islamic perspective. The main purpose of the research is to find the similarities and identifying the inconsistencies from Islamic aspects. The writer identified some rights of freedom of movement that is provided by the Federal Constitution and also in Islamic Constitution. However the writer has the tendency to support Islamic Constitution. Relating to this issue, freedom of movement is granted to the human beings. Furthermore, the writer also recognized the restrictions on movement laid down by the Federal Constitution and Islamic Constitution. The main issue of the research; Is the freedom of movement absolutely given without limits in the both Federal Constitution and in Islamic Constitution? The findings have showed that some interpretations of Islamic law is in the Federal Constitution. Although in certain aspect the inconsistency with the Islamic law still exist, but it can be solved. Hopefully, the research would provide knowledge to the society that Islamic law is the best and eternally applicable. It is appropriate if the writer states that, the Islamic Law is the supreme Law of the Federation and any law, which is inconsistent with the Islamic Law shall, to extent of the inconsistent. be void. 2009-07-22T04:17:18Z 2009-07-22T04:17:18Z 2003 Academic Projec http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/2399 en
institution Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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language English
topic Freedom of movement--Malaysia
Freedom of movement--Religious aspects--Islam
tes FSU 2003 .A843
spellingShingle Freedom of movement--Malaysia
Freedom of movement--Religious aspects--Islam
tes FSU 2003 .A843
Asif Pahmi Bin Mokhtar
Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
description This is a comparative study between the Federal Constitution (Article 9) and Islamic perspective. The main purpose of the research is to find the similarities and identifying the inconsistencies from Islamic aspects. The writer identified some rights of freedom of movement that is provided by the Federal Constitution and also in Islamic Constitution. However the writer has the tendency to support Islamic Constitution. Relating to this issue, freedom of movement is granted to the human beings. Furthermore, the writer also recognized the restrictions on movement laid down by the Federal Constitution and Islamic Constitution. The main issue of the research; Is the freedom of movement absolutely given without limits in the both Federal Constitution and in Islamic Constitution? The findings have showed that some interpretations of Islamic law is in the Federal Constitution. Although in certain aspect the inconsistency with the Islamic law still exist, but it can be solved. Hopefully, the research would provide knowledge to the society that Islamic law is the best and eternally applicable. It is appropriate if the writer states that, the Islamic Law is the supreme Law of the Federation and any law, which is inconsistent with the Islamic Law shall, to extent of the inconsistent. be void.
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author Asif Pahmi Bin Mokhtar
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author_sort Asif Pahmi Bin Mokhtar
title Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
title_short Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
title_full Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
title_fullStr Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
title_full_unstemmed Freedom of Movement in the Federal Constitution From Islamic Perspective
title_sort freedom of movement in the federal constitution from islamic perspective
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