Secretary Notification Your secretary had notified that you have a meeting with Mr Ali and his wife

on 14/4/2013 at 2.00pm . Both of them is very concerned about their son.

Story Mr Ali and his wife, Mek Suhaidah are concerned with their son. They stated that his son was a follower of sect Al-Ahkam. Al Ahkam is founded by As-Shari Muhammad. This sect is quite famous in Malaysia. His son, Abu Hajal is 26 years old and a former undergraduate of an Islamic university in Malaysia. Abu Hajal is married with two children and staying with his parents. He get to know and become member of this sect through the university. Al- Ahkam encourages his son to do business and the profits from the business must be contributed to the sect. This is for the purpose of expanding the sect. On 24th October 2012, his son brings both of them to listen to Al-Ahkams sermon. Mr Ali and his wife was very shock because the sermon was contrary to Islamic teaching. One of the teaching is Sheik Muhammad founder of Al-Ahkam is not dead even though in reality he is dead. Subsequently, Mr Ali requested his son Abu Hajal to leave the group. His son refused and moved out from their house without giving explaination to his parents and his wife.

Issues Islamic Criminal Law Whether his son is a murtad? Whether the sect was contrary to Sunnah Wal Jamaah? What is the consequences if his son still following the group? (Jurisprudential aspect and Malaysia Islamic Law)

Islamic Family Law Whether Abu Hajals wife can execute khuluk, ask permission to divorce from the syariah court and seek hadhanah?