PAS should not rush its decision whether or not to "divorce" DAP, cautioned Selangor delegate Shafie Ngah.

He said it is not sufficient to debate the motion, raised by the ulama wing, in this muktamar alone.

"The motion is good, but think carefully. It is very easy to divorce someone, (just say) 'Aku ceraikan kau' (I divorce you).

"But what of our children, our property, the hopes of the Malays to see PAS and Islam advance forward, what of that?" he asked when debating the president's policy speech.

He proposed the debate on the motion to be held at a special muktamar, similar to the one held when PAS decided to join Pakatan Rakyat.

"Bring this to a special muktamar, let us discuss this for two days and two nights. It is not enough to debate this for 30 minutes," he said.

Shafie was referring to the motion approved by the Ulama council on Wednesday, to formally cut off ties with DAP.

DAP itself has already severed ties with PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang.

Shouldn't fight with Pakatan

Shafie, who is also the Bangi assemblyperson, said PAS should not be fighting with Pakatan, especially in Selangor where they have almost defeated BN entirely.

"Selangor Umno, and BN dah mampus (dead). Let us meet them and bury them deeper in the next general election.

"But let us not fight with Pakatan, we are not focusing on the right thing (to capture Putrajaya), he added.

Meanwhile Johor PAS delegate Mohd Mazri Yahya felt that the problem with PAS and its leaders, is the inability to control emotions.

"The problem with us, our members and our leaders, is that we have a problem controlling our emotions.

"It is as though we go hysterical. Some divisions went amok and nominated all its candidates from the professional faction, while other divisions went amok and nominated all ulama," he said.

As such, he said PAS' disciplinary committee should nip the problem in the bud before it gets worse.