ÑÛKíLÃÑ HÁ¯|¯î HÁÑG ÑÃÐîM: [hang nadim] Ibu Lina Joy terus berdoa mohon anak kembali Islam

تواصل الأم لينا جوي للصلاة التسول ظهره الإسلام

Kalthum Omar, ibu kepada Lina Joy berkongsi perasaan sedih anaknya yang murtad itu kepada para hadirin yang hadir dalam program Wacana Agenda Kristian Sedunia di Dewan Muktamar, Pusat Islam, Kuala Lumpur, semalam.

KUALA LUMPUR 17 Ogos - Ibu kepada Azlina Jailani atau Lina Joy, wanita Melayu yang mengaku murtad, tidak pernah berhenti berdoa agar anaknya kembali ke pangkuan agama Islam.

Wanita berkenaan, Kalthum Omar tetap bersabar dengan dugaan yang menimpa keluarganya biarpun dirinya dalam keadaan tua dimamah usia dan terpaksa berkerusi roda.

Menurutnya, sejak keputusan kes mahkamah pada tahun 2007, dia tidak lagi bertemu dengan anak perempuannya yang meninggalkan negara untuk berada di Australia.

"Sedih memang sedih tetapi saya tidak berhenti berdoa agar dia kembali kepada agama Islam dan balik kepada keluarga," katanya dalam program Wacana Agenda Kristian Sedunia: Rujukan Khas Malaysia di sini hari ini.

Program itu merupakan anjuran bersama Pertubuhan-Pertubuhan Pembela Islam (Pembela) dan Majlis Amal Islami Malaysia (MAIM).

Lina Joy pernah menggegarkan negara kerana pengakuan murtadnya, namun dia gagal dalam usahanya untuk menggugurkan perkataan 'Islam' daripada MyKad setelah penghakiman Mahkamah Persekutuan pada tahun 2007.

Menurut Kalthum, dia langsung tidak menyangka perhubungan anaknya dengan seorang lelaki bukan Islam telah membawa kepada murtad.

"Dia ada telefon saya dua hari sebelumAidilfitri (baru-baru ini) tetapi dia tetap macam itu juga (masih murtad)," katanya.

Sementara itu, Pengerusi Pembela, Dr. Yusri Mohamad berkata, kemuliaan agama Islam perlu dipertahankan dengan ketegasan di negara ini.

"Memang kita sedih bila mendengar mengenai keluarga Puan Kalthum tetapi kalau kita berlembut dan tidak pertahankan Islam, ia akan buka pintu masalah kepada keluarga-keluarga lain," katanya.

Dalam pada itu, Yusri turut menyeru kepada umat Islam di negara ini agar memberi tumpuan serius terhadap perbicaraan isu kalimah Allah di Mahkamah Rayuan, Putrajaya pada 22 Ogos ini.

"Implikasi amat besar sekiranya kalimah Allah dibenarkan penggunaan oleh bukan Islam. Mari kita berdoa untuk kemenangan kes ini dan beramai-ramai beri sokongan kepada barisan peguam di Mahkamah Putrajaya pada Khamis ini," katanya.

Terdahulu, Presiden Persatuan Peguam Muslim Malaysia (PPMM), Datuk Zainul Rijal Abu Bakar memberi taklimat mengenai perkembangan perbicaraan kes itu.

Bulan lalu, Mahkamah Rayuan menetapkan 22 Ogos ini untuk mendengar permohonan Titular Roman Catholic Archibishop of Kuala Lumpur bagi membatalkan rayuan kerajaan terhadap keputusan Mahkamah Tinggi membenarkan sebuah akhbar mingguan Katholik The Herald menggunakan kalimah Allah.

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Lina Joy's mother continues to pray beg his back Islam

KUALA LUMPUR, August 17 - The mother of Azlina Jailani or Lina Joy, a Malay woman confessed apostate, never stop praying that his return to Islam.

The woman, Kalthum Omar remain patient with the trials that befell her family even in old age and had chewed a wheelchair.

According to him, since the results of a court case in 2007, he no longer met the daughter who left the country to be in Australia.

"Sad indeed sad but I do not stop praying for him to return to Islam and back to the family," he said in the program Christian Agenda Global Discourse: Special Reference Malaysia here today.

The program is jointly organized by the Islamic Defenders Organisations (Advocate) and the Malaysian Islamic Charity Council (MAIM).

Lina Joy has rocked the country since murtadnya confession, but he failed in his bid to drop the word 'Islam' from MyKad after the judgments of the Federal Court in 2007.

According Kalthum, she did not think her relationship with a non-Muslim man has led to apostasy.

"He's got my phone two days sebelumAidilfitri (recently) but he was like that too (still apostate)," he said.

Meanwhile, Chairman of the Defenders, Dr. Yusri Mohamad said the glory of Islam should be maintained with firmness in the country.

"Of course we are sad to hear about Mrs. Kalthum family but we are lenient and do not defend Islam, it will open the door to problems other families," he said.

In the meantime, Eric has also called on Muslims in the country to give serious attention to the trial of the word Allah in the Court of Appeal in Putrajaya on 22 August.

"The implications are very large if allowed to use the word Allah by non-Muslims. Let us pray to win this case and the mass give support to fellow lawyers in Putrajaya on Thursday's court," he said.

Earlier, the President of the Malaysian Muslim Lawyers Association (PPMM), Datuk Zainul Rijal Abu Bakar gave a briefing on the progress of the case.

Last month, the Court of Appeal set August 22 to hear the application of the titular Roman Catholic Archibishop Kuala Lumpur to quash the government's appeal against the High Court ruling allowing a Catholic weekly The Herald to use the word Allah.