Zulkifli Hasan: Govt reviewing pay framework for Syariah judges, aims parity with civil courts
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马来西亚政府正研究制定《伊斯兰法官薪酬法案》，以确保伊斯兰法庭法官的薪酬方案与民事法庭法官相当，从而强化司法独立性与伊斯兰法庭的权威性。首相署（宗教事务）部长祖基菲里表示，此举是政府加强伊斯兰法庭体系的一部分，同时政府也正分阶段审查现有法律，以完善伊斯兰法律框架，并致力于在联邦宪法下扩大伊斯兰法庭的管辖权。此外，当局鼓励利用周五讲道宣传过量摄入糖分的健康风险
KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 10 — The government is reviewing the need for a Syariah Judges Remuneration Act to ensure pay schemes equivalent to those of civil court judges, while strengthening the authority of the judiciary.
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) Dr Zulkifli Hasan said the move is part of the government’s ongoing effort to reinforce and elevate the Syariah Courts.
“Through the Department of Syariah Judiciary Malaysia (JKSM), the government is studying the need for a Syariah Judges Remuneration Act aligned with civil judges, to reinforce judicial independence and affirm the Syariah Courts as credible institutions,” he said when winding up the debate on the motion of thanks for the royal address on behalf of his ministry in the Dewan Rakyat today.
Zulkifli said JKSM is also reviewing existing laws in stages to bolster the country’s Syariah legal framework, stressing that the government is committed to expanding the Syariah Courts’ jurisdiction under the Federal Constitution, including by establishing the Malaysian Syariah Judicial Academy (AKSM).
“The government is committed to expanding and strengthening the Syariah Courts’ jurisdiction. To this end, measures are being rolled out in stages, including through the Special Committee to Review the Competency of the State Legislative Assembly under the National Council for Islamic Religious Affairs,” he said.
On tackling ‘sugar attacks’, Zulkifli said the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia welcomed using Friday khutbah (sermon) to raise awareness of the health risks of excessive sugar intake.
“The issue of maintaining good health has long been addressed in khutbah texts, as good health directly impacts Muslims’ ability to perform their acts of worship,” he said.
He said that while franchise outlets strictly follow halal standards, promoting healthy eating is key to controlling sugar intake in line with Maqasid Syariah (objectives of Islamic law). — Bernama
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