singapore PR religion muslim oneside disagree for devoice how long can settle the case and how to do?
152349
if one of u didnt agreed,it take quite long time to settle it.it takes 6mth to 1 yrs for the divorced procedure..to settle the house or the children custody...if u want to make it more faster,then enganged a lawyer to handle ur case
476995
I believe you should make dua to Allah and ask him for forgiveness and to make it easy for you to avoid this wrong from your life,seek the advice of a trusting Iman to see if he can help you through this weakness and don't post such personal questions like this leaving it open for the above people who are enemies to the laws of Allah (may he guide them as well) to use as there board to express there hate rd and further move you from the right path.  I will remember you in my dua.  Asalamu a lakum
131432
No hope. You have very little chance to win the case.\nInstead, try the media; newspaper, tv, mags, etc. Give them the infos you have, evidences, anything they can use to tell the internationals what wrong doings gov has done.\nPS: Just local media won't do any good. I suggest international or foreign media.
419585
Seems that it is an Islamic religious Court.
1175411
A court will have to decide the issue if the parties refuse to settle the issue between themselves.\n\nGenerally, in order to prevail, a complainant has to prove the respondent was negligent.\n\nIt would seem to me that the parties should discuss the issue with each other, and if they cannot agree, engage a disinterested third party and present their cases to hiim/her. He/she will probably provide the same answer as a court.\n\nIt will save everyone a lot of time, money & aggravation.\n\nAnd, either relocate the offending tree or cut it down to avoid future disputes.\n\nHowever, if insurance companies are involved and are pursuing the matter, it is irrelevant what the parties do.\n\nGood luck.
522307
Drop it now. It will not end happily. Some of these people are naive beyond belief. If you and he actually believe in your religions rather than just adopting a label, then your love will not survive! The conflicts are too deep and too pervasive.
418715
Well - you have to ask yourself - is it worth going to court for. Depending on how much money it is, you can either go to small claims or go for a civil suit. I'm nearly 100% sure that you can probably get them to settle but you need some type of documented paperwork. In a civil suit - its beyond a preponderance - so - as long as your evidence provides at least 50% - its not beyond a reasonable doubt. Again - i'd need to know more about the case - but in general - you need the paper work documenting what they said - otherwise it becomes a game of he said she said.
1117894
Welcome to the real world.Religion is about select justification,not logic.The best thing to do is protect your own rights.
1100395
Well that will have to have a depends attached. If that religion is a cult (RC, JW, LDS, Islam, Buddhism, ...) and you have a safe place to go-yes. If it is Christianity, then you need to be sure you understand what your disagreement is about. Can you move to another sect of Christianity? If you just don't like it-that is not a valid reason. No one likes being challenged  by the Bible-even devout Christians have to be measured by the Word of God. We all fall short.\nBut you did not give much info to work on-you must be a little more specific to get real help with your question.
821873
I should know this one off by heart but I have forgotten a lot of it. I think if I remember correctly that they must not have a major criminal record, you need to say that you will provide for them and make sure they have somewhere to stay, they dont extend their stay and they will conform to this countries laws etc.. I cant remember it all but like I have already told 2 other people asking similar thing why not just phone the embassy or if you are asian ask your leader of the your mosque, he will know. best wishes hope you sort things out.
1109361
That's sooooooo been done.  Don't even bother.  Fortunately, Santa Claus, Inc., its trademarks, titles, and everything having to do with "Santa Claus" is covered under the "religious" protection under the Constitution.  If you believe in Santa Claus, then you can sue him---or his corporation.  If you do not believe in Santa Claus, then you have no grounds for a lawsuit because you are of a different "faith/belief."\n\nAs you know, though-----there is no Santa Claus; the parents put the presents under the tree.  If you can find a Muslim who is really worried about it-----please take the bombs off his vest, sit him down, and you guys can talk about Santa.\n\nIf you can find a Hebrew person who is concerned about Santa, then ask him to put down his Torah, and sit down and talk to him about it.\n\nIf you can find a Buddhist who is concerned about Santa, then you can certainly Hmmmmmmmmmm your way into a conversation.\n\nIf you can find an atheist who is concerned about Santa, then they would have to believe in a giving, loving, spirit.  Sorry, that would make them something other than atheist.\n\nNow, if you're this concerned over Santa Claus, I suggest you contact your County Mental Health Department.  I'm sure you can find a counselor there who would be interested in sitting down and talking to you about it.\n\nOh, and----------HO HO HO....MERRY CHRISTMAS.
893145
There will be no legal consequence because the body issuing Fatwa has no teeth to bite. Only the Muslim will be socially ostracized. But with growing urbanization a Muslim should also learn to live in an open society with friends circle drawn from all communities.
595819
Let them attend their Mosque. I am not a Muslim but I have noticed that normally they don't cause trouble in the US. Don't start any stuff and there probably won't be any stuff. As long as they are peaceful leave them alone. If they start violence then it might be time to get out the AK.
982867
I'm tying this in direct response to the email, so you can copy/paste what I'm saying. Are you Muslim, by the way? Also just ignore the other ignorant people who are saying stuff against Islam -- don't get angry with them, no one ever taught them about Islam. You can't get angry with someone who doesn't know any better.\n\nOk, now this is my response to the email:\n\nI think it would be best for you to seek professional help. You say that you're Muslim, and although homosexuality is prohibited in Islam, you can still seek help. Typically if you're experiencing those feelings, it means that you're doing something wrong. I would strongly suggest you to live your life religiously. Many people, unfortunately, keep religion as a separate part of their life. For example, people go to the musjid but don't pray. They keep religion limited to one aspect of their life. However, this shouldn't be done, so I would recommend you to get in touch more deeply with Islam. Do this by thoroughly, extensively, and thoughtfully reading the Quran, and understand its true meanings. Go to a mosque at least weekly, and get involved with the activities going on there. Pray five times a day, ask Allah to help you through this.\n\nAlso, I would reccomend you to seek both professional and personal help. Get help from family/friends, but if you don't think either of them would help you, go to a professional. Only God is perfect without help, the rest of us shouldn't feel ashamed to go ask for help. Go on and do it. Don't procrastinate or make excuses. Get out there and get help, don't act helpless because you're not. Just do it. "Anyone can be negative, that's easy. But it takes effort to be positive."\n\n(quote from a special 7th grade teacher)\n\nEnd of response.\n\nHope that helps. :)
142297
You will need a good lawyer, whether you are innocent or guilty.\n\nI would suggest a sincere letter of apology regardless.\n\nMean people suck!
1141757
Mediation is one option you can consider.\n\nMany small claims (municipal) courts sponsor free mediation programs, and other resources may be available in your community.\n\nMediation allows you to work with the other party towards a solution, with help from someone who is trained in dispute resolution.\n\nAlso, check your local province laws regarding privileges relating to settlement negotiations and/or mediation. A solicitor (lawyer) will be able to answer these questions, if you can't find the laws yourself.
888703
Hi\n\nI've been involved in French legal action a couple of times.\n\nMy advice is settle ASAP. There could be an appeal, which you could lose, leading to high costs.\n\nPeter