In a public notice released on Thursday, the commission outlined three key activities that are strictly prohibited in an effort to maintain peace, safety, and uphold Islamic values within the community.
“The prohibited activities include reckless driving and overspeeding with vehicles and tricycles, intermingling of males and females in public transportation and gatherings, and
isolated discussions between males and females that contradict the teachings of Islam,” the commission said.
It urged residents and visitors to adhere to these directives to foster a safe and respectful environment during the festive period.
The commission’s state commander, Dr Muhamad Yawudi Kale, stressed the importance of cooperation from the public in maintaining order and promoting the values of Islam.
“As the celebrations approach, the Hisbah Commission remains dedicated to ensuring that the festivities align with the principles of Islamic conduct, calling on all stakeholders to play their part in upholding these standards,” he said.
He appreciated the community’s understanding and willingness to comply with these essential regulations.
