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Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) telah pun memberi kenyataan rasmi terhadap perkara ‘spiritual wives’ yang ligat tular semalam.

Menurut Facebook Muis, mereka mengambil serius kesemua tindak balas orang awam mengenai perkara ini.

Malah, Muis juga telah berjumpa dengan individu tersebut, tetapi ‘Ali’ tidak mengaku bahawa dia melakukan sebarang kesalahan.

Muis akan bekerjasama dengan pihak berkuasa untuk menyiasat dengan lebih lanjut dan akan mengambil tindakan yang sewajarnya.

Sekiranya orang awam mempunyai maklumat lanjut mengenai perkara ini, Muis menyeru untuk tampil ke hadapan untuk membantu.

Selain itu, Muis juga berpesan bahawa jikalau ada individu yang membuat kenyataan/ajaran mencurigakan, lebih baik untuk periksa dengan Muis atau asatizah yang bertauliah di bawah ARS.

Kisah ‘Ali’ dan isteri-isterinya tular seperti api merebak di hutan Indonesia menyebabkan jerebu setelah video dan artikel daripada Straits Times dikongsi warganet, mengejutkan orang ramai.

Dalam video tersebut, dikatakan bahawa lelaki dengan gelaran ‘Ali’ punyai kelebihan untuk bertemu Nabi Muhammad SAW. Lelaki itu juga punyai lebih dari satu isteri.

Antara ajarannya ialah seseorang itu boleh membeli nombor ekor dan menderma wang yang dimenangi kepada amal jariah.

Awal pagi tadi, kedai pencuci mulut, Lina’s Cafe, telah keluarkan kenyataan di socmed mereka.

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Dear customers and to our fellow Muslim brothers and sisters, it was brought to our attention that some of you have been circulating pictures from our socials without consent to instigate hate, encourage rumours, libel, defamation, personal attack, public humiliation, racial and religious hate. The picture is of volunteers volunteering for our charity bake sale and of customers who dine in. Both volunteers and customers have been advised to make police report for the malicious use of their pictures by the public. There is always 2 sides of a story. While some decided it was a good day to air their dirty laundry, we choose not to. Accusations and fitnah is berat. We are sane and some of us have special needs kids to take care of and wish to move forward in life. Lina's Cafe started to provide a safe dining space for families with kids on the #autism spectrum to dine in a judgement free zone. It may seem like a small aim. But its a huge deal for many asd parents. As many have passed their judgement, regardless of what is said, we reserve ours. Like this picture of a huge storm brewing over Singapore, we can only hope the storm passes through safely without serious casualty. Please do not spew or encourage hate and believe everything that you read and destroy every good deed that you have done. Our owner is a happily married man with 1 wife. Never do, practice or declare anything like what is being said. We hope that everyone please cease from making judgemental accusations. #linascafesg #friendsofautism

A post shared by Lina's Cafe (@linascafesg) on Nov 9, 2020 at 4:01pm PST

Hmm… kenape eh?

– Pengkritik Sandiwara

(Gambar header: Facebook Straits Times & MUIS)