High Court declares Selangor-born woman 'not a Muslim', says her unilateral conversion to Islam at age four invalid | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, April 4 — The High Court has declared a 35-year-old woman — born in Selangor to a Hindu father and an initially Buddhist mother — to be not a person professing the religion of Islam, ruling that her unilateral conversion to Islam at the age of four by her Muslim convert mother...

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