Singaporean jailed six months, fined RM6,000 for spreading false doctrine


SEREMBAN: A Singaporean man was jailed for six months and fined RM6,000 by the Syariah High Court here on Tuesday (Nov 19) on three charges of teaching and spreading false doctrine that are against Syariahlaw last year, Malay language daily Sinar Harian reports.

Judge Zulfikri Yasoa passed the sentence on Idris Ami, 60, a forklift driver, after he pleaded guilty to all the charges.

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