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Jabar tries to walk with God. He has been active in advancing social, national unity and human rights issues for years. He wears many hats and is ever willing to work with any group that promotes the general welfare of Malaysians without any partisan boundaries. Apart from having a busy practice with Messrs Jahaberdeen & Co, he has been active in the various Bar Council committees over the years such the Human Rights Committee, the Syariah Law Committee and the Corporate and Conveyancing Law Committee. He has been passionate in promoting the humanistic face of Islam, and blogs regularly at jahamy.blogspot.com and jahaberdeen.blogspot.com. He thought he could escape the LoyarBurok pull, but instead found himself sucked into larger movements like SABM and UndiMsia!

Is “Politico Islamisation” a Threat to the Muslim Faith? (Part 3)

A cogitation on the politicization of Islam in the country – what spurned its coming to being, it’s manifestation and how it is adversely affecting Malaysia and her citizens, in particular the ordinary Muslim citizen – in 4 parts.

18 March 2010 | Pray For Me | Read More

Is “Politico Islamisation” a Threat to the Muslim Faith? (Part 2)

A cogitation on the politicization of Islam in the country – what spurned its coming to being, it’s manifestation and how it is adversely affecting Malaysia and her citizens, in particular the ordinary Muslim citizen – in 4 parts.

17 March 2010 | Pray For Me | Read More

Is “Politico Islamisation” a Threat to the Muslim Faith? (Part 1)

Is “Politico Islamisation” a Threat to the Muslim Faith? (Part 1)

A cogitation on the politicization of Islam in the country – what spurned its coming to being, it’s manifestation and how it is adversely affecting Malaysia and her citizens, in particular the ordinary Muslim citizen – in 4 parts.

16 March 2010 | Pray For Me | Read More

Hak Melayu Terhakis? (Bhgn 2)

Satu pihak melaungkan perkara 153 sebagai “hak Melayu” yang “tidak boleh dicabar”; pihak yang lain pula menuduh perkara 153 sebagai “tongkat Melayu” seolah-olah ia sesuatu yang harus dimalukan. Kedua-dua pendirian sedemikian tidak membantu ke arah memahami Perkara 153 mahupun ke arah melaksanakannya dengan cara yang menguntungkan Negara.

26 February 2010 | Why You Can, I Cannot? | Read More

Hak Melayu Terhakis? (Bhgn 1)

Benarkah hak Melayu dicabar dan terhakis? Hak yang mana? Oleh siapa? Bagaimana ia berlaku, jika ianya berlaku? Atau adakah semua ini dongeng orang politik yang mahu memperalatkan orang Melayu untuk melanjutkan karier politik mereka?

26 February 2010 | Why You Can, I Cannot? | Read More

Can Islamic issues be discussed without the permission of the religious authorities?

However, while the non-Muslim does not have to seek prior approval to organize talks or seminars with regards to his religion, the Muslim citizen appears to have this added hurdle to cross in order to exercise his rights under Article 10 and Article 11 (1). Is this constitutional? Is this legal? I will not ask the question if this hurdle is consistent with the Quran since it is not (my humble view – stand to be corrected). – www.LoyarBurok.com

5 November 2009 | Pray For Me | Read More