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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Hudud and Its Wider Ramifications
Art calls out those who say we can’t object to hudud
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Malaysia, According to Mano Maniam. #UndiMsiaChats 48
Mary O’Donovan shares with us her experience of having Mano Maniam explain his Malaysia and his truths.
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Compulsion — the Malaysian Solution
Aerie Rahman presents his case against the newly-compulsory TITAS subject.
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Another May 13 in the Offing?
Ong Kar Jin examines history and comes up with an interesting theory.
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The Malaysian Thaipusam
Just a few days ago, Malaysians observed one of Malaysia’s most cultural festival. Thaipusam is celebrated mostly by the Tamil and Chetty community on the full moon in the Tamil month of Thai. Surprisingly, the largest Thaipusam celebration is not in India but Malaysia. Singapore, Thailand and Myanmar also observe this celebration, but nothing beats the annual estimated two million […]
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PAS and Islam after regime change
An analysis by Thomas Pepinsky about the religious and political challenges in a Post-Barisan Nasional Malaysia.
Posted inStupid Me!
Malaysian. Chinese. Totally Foreign.
Is it racism that causes Malaysian Chinese to be cliquish or just bad faith? Let’s find out why some Malaysian Chinese youth can’t integrate into society and why abolishing vernacular schools may be just a blind shot at solving a growing problem.
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Article 11 and The Freedom of Religion: A Matter of Interpretation
“Thou shalt keep thy religion to thyself.” — George Carlin