PAS President Abdul Hadi Awang has ended this year's muktamar by defending the party and claiming it has never wronged Pakatan.

In his one-hour speech, Hadi said it was PAS' allies in Pakatan who had wronged the Islamist party.

"Alhamdulillah, PAS is the most disciplined in our tahaluf (cooperation with Pakatan). PAS has never betrayed this tahaluf.

"Tahaluf is a point of similarity [...] it does not matter our beliefs but in tahaluf, we work together.

"But some of our friends touch on issues regarding faith, regarding our party leadership," he said in a swipe at DAP during his closing remarks at the muktamar.

PKR too was not spared from Hadi's rebuke.

"They are in the wrong for stealing our party members, but we never stole their elected representatives. This is wrongdong," he said.

Hadi was referring to Selangor PAS assemblypersons Saari Sungib and Hasnul Baharuddin who broke rank during the menteri besar crisis, and supported PKR President Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail for the post.

Pakatan's future currently lies in the balance, as PAS is on the verge of possibly executing a motion to cut ties with DAP.

Hadi open to dialogue

Whether or not the motion is implemented is up to Hadi's new all-ulama central leadership, as well as the syura council.

When asked at press conference after his speech when this would be, Hadi replied: "As soon as possible", contradictorily adding that PAS remains with Pakatan.

In the rest of his speech, the PAS president said he was open to dialogue about hudud and refuted allegations that some party leaders were against the implementation of the syariah penal law.

"No PAS leaders have said that hudud is cruel, as everyone says it is fair," Hadi said.

He also told of how Prophet Muhammad forgave all his enemies when the armies of Islam finally captured Mecca.

"The prophet said, 'Go all of you, you are all forgiven', except for a few people who had to apologise to the Prophet in front of the Kaabah.

"And when those people apologised to the Prophet, he forgave them too," he revealed.

Hadi mum on Penang

Meanwhile, asked to comment on Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng's statement that PAS representatives had no choice but to exit the DAP-led state government, Hadi said he had yet to receive the report on it from Penang PAS.

"(Therefore), I cannot make a detailed statement yet," he said

"Everyone is here (at the muktamar), that's why we don't have clear information on it," he said.

However, former party deputy Mohamad Sabu today volunteered to relinquish his Penang government posts to honour the party's motion to sever ties with DAP.