The Study on Consultation Services of Sisters in Islam

This study focused to the implementation of the Sisters in Islam (SIS)'s consultation service on the issues of women in Malaysia throughout the year 2008. Its objective is to determine successfulness of its implementation, contribution to society, the structure of administration and the achievement from the service provided. The methodologies used are the documentation study and the field interviews in which the documentation study consist of the research on the sources from the SIS's resource centre, various libraries, websites, newspapers, journals and magazines. Whilst, the field data collections are inclusive of the interviews with the SIS activist, law experts, psychologists, religious figures, academician and the public. The observation method is in the form of direct involvement in the activities organised by SIS. The conclusion founds that the SIS's implementation of its counselling service which is religious oriented is well receptive amongst the general public especially the Muslim women.