The NGO Jaringan Muslimin Pulau Pinang (JMPP) does not represent Muslims and have no right to say that Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng cannot attend breaking of fast events, said Parti Amanah Negara's Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin.

He said JMPP did not cite any Islamic reference which supports the act of blocking Lim from attending breaking fast events with Muslims.

"Clearly this is an extreme move. (JMPP chairperson) Hafiz Nordin is delusional and I have doubts over his understanding of Islam.

"Muslims should not be as stupid as they (JMPP) are," he said in a statement today.

JMPP during a demonstration last Friday said Lim cannot attend breaking fast events because he is allegedly anti-Islam.

Hafiz said Lim would only be welcomed to breaking fast events if he embraces Islam.

A scuffle also broke out at the demonstration after Lim's special officer Zaidi Ahmad was slapped after he interjected to rebut Hafiz.

Meanwhile, Hanipa who is also Amanah legal bureau chief said Amanah has no intention to follow JMPP's lead to shun non-Muslims from their events, including religious events.

"Amanah will continue to invite our non-Muslims friends to our events including for breaking fast.

"We want our non-Muslim friends to be exposed to Islam and have a better understanding of this religion," he said.