PEGUAM SYAR’I: AMALAN DAN KEDUDUKANNYA DI MALAYSIA
Abstract
The discussion on the engagement of shar' i lawyers is focused
on the method and regulation as instituted by various states of
Malaysia. It is suggested that Shar'i lawyers graduated from
the Shariah schools of laws be given opportunities to represent
their clients in Civil Courts. A number of suggestions are made
of how to enhance the efficiency and experiences of those lawyers
so as to be more effective in assisting judges in Shariah
Courts in upholding justice as required by the Shariat.
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