Pasangan pertama nikah guna tatacara baharu di Perak

IPOH - Jururawat dan jurugambar perkahwinan menjadi pasangan pertama dinikahkan menerusi tatacara baharu diperkenalkan Jabatan Agama Islam Perak (JAIPk) selaras dengan pelaksanaan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP).

Majlis pernikahan antara Muhammad Razif Mohd Nasir, 28, dan Fatin Nabilah Hussain, 28, disempurnakan dengan sekali lafaz oleh Pegawai Tadbir Agama Daerah Ipoh, Asyraf Ismail di Pejabat Agama Islam Daerah (PAID) di sini kira-kira jam 9.30 pagi tadi.

Bapa pengantin perempuan, Hussain Harun,57, menjadi wali pernikahan berkenaan dan disaksikan dua kakitangan Ipoh.

Muhammad Razif berkata, persetujuan untuk bernikah hari ini dibuat kerana tidak mahu lagi menangguhkan perkahwinan yang sepatutnya dilangsungkan 3 April lalu.

"Tambahan pula kita tak tahu bila tempoh PKP ini akan berakhir, jadi bila Pejabat Agama hubungi kami dan beri kebenaran untuk bernikah, saya dan isteri terus bersetuju," katanya.

Muhammad Razif dari Kajang Selangor tiba di Ipoh petang semalam seorang diri menaiki kereta dengan membawa bersama surat kebenaran nikah dan kelulusan pihak polis.

Katanya, walaupun pernikahan ini berlangsung bukan sepertimana kebiasaan, dia dan isteri tetap gembira dan syukur kerana ia berjalan lancar.

"Oleh kerana kita masih dalam tempoh PKP, ibu bapa dan ahli keluarga saya tidak hadir bersama, tetapi doa dan sokongan mereka tetap ada mengiringi majlis hari ini," katanya.

Fatin Nabilah yang bertugas di bahagian kecemasan Hospital Pantai Manjung merupakan antara petugas barisan hadapan dan terlibat dalam pemeriksaan saringan koronavirus (Covid-19).

"Saya dan suami akan menetap di Seri Manjung kerana perlu kembali bertugas pada Jumaat ini," katanya.

Turut hadir menyaksikan majlis itu, Exco Agama dan Penerangan Perak, Mohd Akmal Kamaruddin dan Pengarah JAIPk, Datuk Mohd Yusop Husin.

Mohd Yusop berkata, terdapat lebih 300 pasangan di Perak telah menerima kelulusan untuk bernikah sebelum PKP dikuatkuasakan 18 Mac lalu.

"Mana-mana yang sudah memohon untuk berkahwin dan diluluskan, mereka hanya perlu ikut tatacara baharu yang ditetapkan ini. Kita akan hubungi dan maklumkan untuk mereka hadir pada hari-hari yang tertentu.

"Di Ipoh terdapat 64 pasangan telah mendapat kelulusan bernikah, namun hanya 40 pasangan bersetuju untuk dinikahkan pada tempoh PKP ini sementara bakinya mahu menangguhkan majlis," katanya.

Beliau berkata, tatacara sama akan dijalankan di semua PAID seluruh negeri ini sebanyak tiga sesi sehari masing-masing selama 30 minit pada setiap Isnin, Rabu dan Jumaat.

"Ini prosedur yang JAIPk perkenalkan bagi memudahkan pernikahan dapat dilangsungkan dalam tempoh PKP dari segi kawalan dan pergerakan, ia sudah mendapat kelulusan daripada Pejabat Kesihatan dan polis," katanya.

Sekurang-kurangnya 50 pasangan berjaya dinikahkan hari ini di PAID seluruh negeri.

Pada 16 April lalu, JAIPk mengeluarkan Tatacara Khas Majlis Akad Nikah (TKMAN) baharu yang mana hanya boleh dihadiri oleh seorang jurunikah, dua saksi, seorang pengantin lelaki, seorang pengantin perempuan dan seorang wali dari pihak pengantin perempuan, dilangsungkan di PAID.

Tiada berjabat tangan ketika lafaz ijab dan qabul, upacara lain seperti membatalkan air sembahyang, sarung cincin dan bergambar juga tidak dibenarkan.


First couple in Perak tie the knot during MCO

IPOH: A nurse and a freelance photographer were the first lovebirds in Perak who had their marriage solemnised at the district Islamic Religious Office during the Movement Control Order (MCO). Fatin Nabilah Hussain from Manjung and Muhammad Razif Mohd Nasir from Kajang, Selangor, both 28, officially tied the knot at 9.30am today. Fatin Nabilah who works as a nurse at a private hospital in Manjung said she received a telephone call from the department a couple of days ago and after a lengthy discussion with Muhammad Razif and both their families, they decided to proceed with it. "They gave us the date and we only had two days to prepare everything.

Coincidentally, today is my day off and I am working at the hospital’s emergency unit. I am happy that we are able to proceed with the ceremony today,” she said. On Apr 16, JAIPk in a statement said couples planning to get married during the MCO could do so only if the solemnisation ceremony be held at their respective district Islamic Religious Department. Muhammad Razif said it never crossed his mind that only he would attend his solemnisation ceremony.

 On top of that, he said planning the journey to Ipoh was a daunting task . “As soon as I received a soft copy from the department, I immediately had it printed out and took it to the police station for their perusal. I decided to come here alone and my parents were okay with it. “Marriage solemnisation ceremony is a time to celebrate love between two families, and those close to you. Even though I had no one during the ceremony, our families managed to witness the short ceremony via video call.

 The couple initially planned to wed on April 3, with a wedding reception the following day, with another reception on July 4. However, this arrangements had to be scrapped. Meanwhile, Perak Islamic Religious Department (JAIPk) director Datuk Mohd Yusop Husin said the department had approved some 300 couples prior to the implementation of the MCO. “Of the number, Ipoh recorded 64 couples, and even then, only 40 couples agreed to continue with their solemnisation ceremony,” he said adding that the ceremony which would not run more than 30 minutes must be attended by the jurunikah, two witnesses, wali (guardian), from the bride’s side, bride and groom.