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Kota Setar district religious officer Datuk Syeikh Ahmad Faisol Omar said most of the marriages involved singles and polygamists who have not obtained permission to marry.
Kota Setar district religious officer Datuk Syeikh Ahmad Faisol Omar said most of the marriages involved singles and polygamists who have not obtained permission to marry.
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Marriages in Thailand from Kota Setar district up 15 pct a month
YAN - Cases of couples getting married without permission in Thailand from the Kota Setar district...
Spain's Rafael Nadal celebrates after winning against Britain's Jack Draper during their men's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16, (Photo by WILLIAM WEST / AFP)
Spain's Rafael Nadal celebrates after winning against Britain's Jack Draper during their men's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16, (Photo by WILLIAM WEST / AFP)
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Tennis: Nadal battles past Draper into Australian Open second round
MELBOURNE - Defending champion Rafael Nadal battled past a man 15 years his junior and kickstart his...
Belarus' Victoria Azarenka celebrates beating USA's Sofia Kenin in their women's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
Belarus' Victoria Azarenka celebrates beating USA's Sofia Kenin in their women's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. (Photo by Anthony WALLACE / AFP)
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Azarenka beats Kenin in battle of former Australian champions
MELBOURNE - Victoria Azarenka beat Sofia Kenin 6-4, 7-6 today to become the only former Australian...
China's Shang Juncheng hits a return against Germany's Oscar Otte during their men's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. (Photo by Paul CROCK / AFP)
China's Shang Juncheng hits a return against Germany's Oscar Otte during their men's singles match on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. (Photo by Paul CROCK / AFP)
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Tennis: History made as Shang becomes first Chinese man to win at Australian Open
MELBOURNE - Teenager Shang Juncheng created a slice of history on Monday by becoming the first male...
Australia's Nick Kyrgios speaks during a press conference on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. Kyrgios pulled out of the Australian Open without hitting a ball because of a knee injury, saying he was "devastated". (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP)
Australia's Nick Kyrgios speaks during a press conference on day one of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on Jan 16. Kyrgios pulled out of the Australian Open without hitting a ball because of a knee injury, saying he was "devastated". (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP)
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Tennis: Kyrgios out of Australian Open as Gauff sets up Raducanu clash
MELBOURNE - Nick Kyrgios pulled out injured as the Australian Open lost another big name on Monday,...
Axelsen inspired by Ching Wei, hopes to chase more titles
Axelsen inspired by Ching Wei, hopes to chase more titles
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Axelsen inspired by Chong Wei, hopes to chase more titles
KUALA LUMPUR - World number one men’s singles shuttler, Viktor Axelsen is currently unbeatable and...
Denmark's Viktor Axelsen celebrates after defeating Japan's Kodai Naraoka 21-7, 21-15 to retain the Malaysia Open men's singles title at the Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur today. - Photo: BERNAMA
Denmark's Viktor Axelsen celebrates after defeating Japan's Kodai Naraoka 21-7, 21-15 to retain the Malaysia Open men's singles title at the Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur today. - Photo: BERNAMA
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Malaysia Open: Axelsen outclasses Naraoka to retain title
KUALA LUMPUR - World number one Viktor Axelsen began the 2023 season in style by defending the...
Malaysia's top men's singles player Lee Zii Jia disappointed after an embarassing first round exit at the hands of unheralded Japanese Kodai Naraoka in the Malaysian Open at the Axiata Arena yesterday..- Photo: Bernama
Malaysia's top men's singles player Lee Zii Jia disappointed after an embarassing first round exit at the hands of unheralded Japanese Kodai Naraoka in the Malaysian Open at the Axiata Arena yesterday..- Photo: Bernama
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Adapt and improve or get blown away, Rashid and Ewe Hock tell Zii Jia
KUALA LUMPUR- National number 1 men’s singles ace Lee Zii Jia seems to have tripped over himself...
Osaka announced that she is pregnant and will be taking a break from tennis until 2024. Photo by Philip Fong/AFP
Osaka announced that she is pregnant and will be taking a break from tennis until 2024. Photo by Philip Fong/AFP
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Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka announces pregnancy
ANKARA - Naomi Osaka, a four-time Grand Slam women's singles champion, announced Wednesday that...
World number two Lee Zii Jia crashed out in the opening round of the Malaysia Open after suffering a 21-13, 17-21, 19-21 defeat to Japan's Kodai Naraoka. -- photo BERNAMA
World number two Lee Zii Jia crashed out in the opening round of the Malaysia Open after suffering a 21-13, 17-21, 19-21 defeat to Japan's Kodai Naraoka. -- photo BERNAMA
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Malaysia Open: Naraoka sends Zii Jia packing in first round
KUALA LUMPUR - Top national men’s singles shuttler Lee Zii Jia suffered the embarrassment of a...
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BDS movement faces challenges despite pro-Palestinian stance - Chairman
G. Gobinathan, 48, expressed not only relief but also deep gratitude and joy at being free to reunite with his elderly mother. Photo - 123RF
G. Gobinathan, 48, expressed not only relief but also deep gratitude and joy at being free to reunite with his elderly mother. Photo - 123RF
Farmer acquitted of aunt's murder calls it 'best Deepavali gift'
Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Public confidence in national, vernacular schools declining
Ideas CEO Tricia Yeoh during Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Ideas CEO Tricia Yeoh during Sinar Harian's Meja Bulat Diskusi Mencipta Resolusi roundtable discussion entitled "Sistem Pendidikan Malaysia: Selepas 60 Tahun, Di Mana Silapnya?." - Photo by MOHD HALIM ABDUL WAHID
Parents sacrifice essentials to afford costly education
Radzi - Photo by Sinar
Radzi - Photo by Sinar
National schools must compete for students in a changing landscape - Radzi
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Reforming Malaysia's education system: A 20-point plan
Experts outline 20 recommendations to reform Malaysia's education system - Photo by Sinar
Experts outline 20 recommendations to reform Malaysia's education system - Photo by Sinar
Aggressive driver arrested after toll booth outburst
A screenshot of the video showing the man’s aggressive outburst at the Batu 9 Toll Plaza.
A screenshot of the video showing the man’s aggressive outburst at the Batu 9 Toll Plaza.
AG wants donation drive for his retirement gift to stop
Terrirudin. Photo: FACEBOOK / AGC
Terrirudin. Photo: FACEBOOK / AGC
Education policy should not change with each new minister - Expert
Roundtable discussion titled ‘Creating Resolutions: The Malaysian Education System After 60 Years, Where Did It Go Wrong?’ streamed on Sinar Harian’s news portal on Monday.
Roundtable discussion titled ‘Creating Resolutions: The Malaysian Education System After 60 Years, Where Did It Go Wrong?’ streamed on Sinar Harian’s news portal on Monday.
Reduced interest in books if exposed to technology too early
Early exposure to technology, especially gadgets, may lead to learning fatigue and reduce children’s interest in physical books.
Early exposure to technology, especially gadgets, may lead to learning fatigue and reduce children’s interest in physical books.
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