Marriage of convenience without making love is the cause of no pregnancy. How long can the marriage last? The consequences of marriage of convenience are thus divorce.
The DAP-led Pakatan government in Penang has come under fire from Penang PAS for not including the Islamic party in the state's decision-making process.
Penang delegate Mohd Fahmi Abdul Wahab said after four months in power, the state government has yet to include them in any discussions.
Speaking at the second day of 54th PAS muktamar in Ipoh, the Penang delegate Penang delegate Mohd Fahmi Abdul Wahab used marriage as an analogy to describe the state government’s relationship with PAS.
"We feel very lost because after four months, we feel like we have been sleeping outside the house. But if they want to show us their sympathy, asking us to sleep on the couch will do.
"When we are married, our siblings often ask us, 'how come after four months of marriage, you are still not pregnant? "How can we, when we are not even allowed to touch each other's hands?" asked Mohd Fahmi.
"To be honest, Penang (state government) has never called us to sit together and to officially discuss where Pakatan in this state is heading," Mohd Fahmi said, adding that before Pakatan even existed, PAS had 16 seats to contest in Penang
"But after our party leaders agreed on less seats based on our mutual understanding, during the previous general election, our seats were reduced to only five.
"Even though (we had sacrificed our seats), we are still searching for the real meaning of 'Pakatan'," lamented Mohd Fahmi.
However, the delegate said Penang PAS would support Pakatan de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim during the Permatang Pauh by-election which will take place on Sept 26.
The DAP-led Pakatan government in Penang has come under fire from Penang PAS for not including the Islamic party in the state's decision-making process.
Penang delegate Mohd Fahmi Abdul Wahab said after four months in power, the state government has yet to include them in any discussions.
Speaking at the second day of 54th PAS muktamar in Ipoh, the Penang delegate Penang delegate Mohd Fahmi Abdul Wahab used marriage as an analogy to describe the state government’s relationship with PAS.
"We feel very lost because after four months, we feel like we have been sleeping outside the house. But if they want to show us their sympathy, asking us to sleep on the couch will do.
"When we are married, our siblings often ask us, 'how come after four months of marriage, you are still not pregnant? "How can we, when we are not even allowed to touch each other's hands?" asked Mohd Fahmi.
"To be honest, Penang (state government) has never called us to sit together and to officially discuss where Pakatan in this state is heading," Mohd Fahmi said, adding that before Pakatan even existed, PAS had 16 seats to contest in Penang
"But after our party leaders agreed on less seats based on our mutual understanding, during the previous general election, our seats were reduced to only five.
"Even though (we had sacrificed our seats), we are still searching for the real meaning of 'Pakatan'," lamented Mohd Fahmi.
However, the delegate said Penang PAS would support Pakatan de facto leader Anwar Ibrahim during the Permatang Pauh by-election which will take place on Sept 26.
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