Yes, Nawal Aini Zulkifli and I are officially divorced on our 13th Anniversary on 23 July 2013. Coincidentally, the hearing date was given by Shariah Court after I submitted and filed for the application.
We both decided to end our marriage having grown further apart but we remained to be in good terms. Nawal and I both agree that we should not stay in a marriage and be unhappy, and deprived each other from happiness as well as from the love that the future may bring.
There were no regret in that marriage. I cherished that every moment since I courted her while she was an undergraduate at the University, and all her care and love while we were married. All the ups and down as a husband and wife shall be a valuable and a priceless lesson to both of us, to advance further in our separate life. For I am far from perfection and is full of flaws with many shortcomings.
Nawal and I remained to be business partners and Nawal will always be the Senior Instructor with the rank Staff Sergeant at the Chief's Original Bootcamp, Malaysia.
Please avoid any rumors, speculations, untoward comment and thank you for all your support.
I will always remember Nawal as a dedicated mother, a loving person and a beautiful women.
We are blessed with the best son, Aaraf which Nawal and I are both
raising sincerely with pure love as a mother and
father. Nawal has always been a great and a dedicated mother to Aaraf.
I regret our marriage ended so soon given the distance that constantly grew further and further but I do believe in Allah taala Qadha' and Qadar.
Nawal and I have both moved on with our separate life opening a new chapter in a new book. We are both happier. Friends as well as relatives do not need to be sadden with the news. We appreciate all the concerns and worrisome but truthfully, Nawal and I are in good hands.
Nawal and I remained to be business partners and Nawal will always be the Senior Instructor with the rank Staff Sergeant at the Chief's Original Bootcamp, Malaysia.
Please avoid any rumors, speculations, untoward comment and thank you for all your support.
Public posts and online commentary regarding Datuk Yip Kum Fook (a lawyer and MCA Gombak chairman) primarily surface on various blogs, public forums, and crowd-sourced websites. These discussions are overwhelmingly critical, detailing several recurring themes and controversies.
ReplyDeleteThe main topics discussed online include:
Samnak Sambodhi Buddhist Temple: A significant portion of public comments revolves around disputes at the Samnak Sambodhi Buddhist Temple in Taman Desa Jaya, Kepong. Commenters frequently allege that Yip played politics in the temple, mishandled funds, and inappropriately ousted Buddhist monks.
Personal and Professional Allegations: Several forum posts accuse him of deception, particularly concerning his legal and business dealings. Allegations also span to fraudulent behaviors and the mistreatment of the local community and women.
Appeals to Authorities: Due to these grievances, there are multiple online posts from community groups urging the police and the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to investigate these matters. Some discussions even reference public petitions directed at the Sultan of Selangor regarding his Datuk title.
Comments reflecting these controversies and public sentiment can be found across various platforms and personal blogs.