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Noor Azizan bte Colony (alias Noor Azizan bte Mohamed Noor) v Tan Lip Chin (alias Izak Tan) [2006] SGHC 121
Mohamed Ismail bin Ibrahim and Another v Mohammad Taha bin Ibrahim [2004] SGHC 210
Re Will of Shaik Ahmad bin Abdullah Wahdain Basharahil [2002] SGHC 165
Mohamed Shariff Valibhoy and others v Arif Valibhoy [2016] SGHC 11
Pereira Dennis John Sunny v Faridah bte V Abdul Latiff [2016] SGHCR 9
Syed Abbas bin Mohamed Alsagoff and Another v Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura) [2009] SGHC 281
Shafeeg bin Salim Talib and Another (administrators of the estate of Obeidillah bin Salim bin Talib, deceased) v Fatimah bte Abud bin Talib and Others [2009] SGHC 100
Haja Maideen s/o Mohd Ali Maricar v Roshan Begum Md Ali M [2017] SGHC 164
Shafeeg bin Salim Talib and another v Fatimah bte Abud bin Talib and others [2010] SGCA 11
Shiraz Abidally Husain and Another v Husain Safdar Abidally [2007] SGCA 16
What is the effect of conversion under Muslim Law?
Religious conversion under Muslim law affects inheritance, marriage, maintenance, and guardianship. Apostasy dissolves a husband’s marriage, while a wife must seek divorce. Converts gain inheritance rights under Muslim law but lose them from non-Muslim relatives, balancing faith and legal status.