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Netizen Suggests Others to Visit Syariah Courts to View “Miserable Divorcing People” 

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The discussion originated from Threads where a user claims that if you’re “bored” with your life, try and visit the Syariah courts during their divorce proceedings. The user claims that you’ll see a lot of “miserable” people who suffered during their marriage. 

X users on the other hand are asking if the general public are even allowed to attend these proceedings. 

Divorces in Syariah Courts 

Some feel that such suggestions are rather gauche, as why would people need to live through another person’s misery. This particular X user states that it would be better for us to enjoy the life that we have rather than to see others who are less fortunate. 

Other X users feel it is the right time to crack some jokes. One user says that it could be the perfect place for someone to find their future wife (or future husband) in lieu of divorces happening there. 

Most note that court proceedings are generally open to the public, unless a private hearing is specifically requested. Others point out that it ultimately depends on the court’s discretion, as judges may decide whether outsiders are permitted to attend. 

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Netizen Suggests Others to Visit Syariah Courts to View “Miserable Divorcing People”  Court Upholds 10-Year Sentence for Jahidah’s Ex-Husband attorney-general, 1923. SIS Forum Challenges Fatwa Labeling It ‘Deviant’ in Federal Court
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