Bukti kekuatan politik dan hukum.
Jika para Islamis menguasai parlemen dan mengubah aturan, maka itu juga sah 
saja sesuai demokrasi. 

Agung W

--- In [email protected], "sunny" <am...@...> wrote:
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> http://www.arabnews.com/?page=4&section=0&article=127844&d=29&m=10&y=2009&pix=world.jpg&category=World
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> Thursday 29 October 2009 (11 Dhul Qa`dah 1430)
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>       Kuwait MPs can shun hijab
>       Agence France Presse
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>             VINDICATED: Kuwaiti MP Salwa Al-Jassar reacts at the National 
> Assembly building in Kuwait City after the court ruling on Wednesday. (AFP)   
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>       KUWAIT CITY: Kuwait's constitutional court on Wednesday rejected an 
> action brought by four voters to declare invalid the election of two women 
> MPs because they refuse to wear the headscarf.
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>       The decision of the court, whose rulings are final, was announced to 
> reporters by the chairman of the court, Yussef Ghanam Al-Rashid.
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>       Two of the four women who became Kuwait's first female MPs in May 
> refuse to wear the hijab, which has also been spurned by the only woman 
> appointed as a minister in the Kuwaiti government following the May election.
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>       The four voters said the two MPs had flouted a clause in an election 
> law stipulating that women voters and candidates must comply with Islamic 
> regulations, including wearing the hijab.
> 
>       Explaining its decision in a written verdict, the court said the 
> election law fails to specify the type of regulations women must adhere to or 
> whether that included wearing the hijab.
> 
>       It also pointed out that the Kuwaiti constitution, which is higher than 
> any law, guarantees personal freedom and freedom of faith and does not 
> discriminate between people over their religion or sex.
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>       The emirate's fatwa department, which issues religious edicts, ruled in 
> early October that Muslim women must wear the hijab in line with Islamic law.
> 
>       Islamist MPs are demanding the authorities enforce the fatwa, but their 
> liberal colleagues say it is non-binding, insisting the rule of law and the 
> constitution should be the only points of reference.
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