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Nur Sajat should remain in Australia and not return. When the de facto Religious Affairs Minister, Idris Ahmad, said he would provide counselling services to the transgender and cosmetics entrepreneur … Continue Reading →
Editor’s note: Murray Hunter’s probe into the halal crisis at JAKIM had two different reactions. First. Furious Malaysian government officials, including JAKIM’s Director-General, Mohamed Nordin Ibrahim, said that the allegations were … Continue Reading →
Today, we read the news report that a 23-year-old man had stabbed someone in a mosque, because he was unhappy with the victim for using the loudspeaker when reading the … Continue Reading →
Some Malaysian parents have the bad habit of exploiting their children to express their anger, or to promote an indefensible behaviour. The irresponsible parents range from daughters of politicians, to … Continue Reading →
Anyone who wants to enter the political arena must understand that they will be subject to intense questioning and live in a gold-fish bowl. Politics is not for the faint-hearted. … Continue Reading →
Wishing you Peace, Joy, Love & Happiness, for Easter and always. Let us pray for an end to all conflict, whether big or small, old or recent, in Malaysia … Continue Reading →
I would like to wish all readers and facebook friends of Rebuilding Malaysia, “Selamat Hari Deepavali.” Deepavali is the symbolic “victory of light over darkness… good over evil and… knowledge … Continue Reading →
Something has gone wrong with our education, when Malaysian women in a polygamous marriage, tried to justify their husband’s lust as “fulfilling God’s command”. I ask you, “Would you marry another … Continue Reading →
First. Last week, PAS said that whipping was a form of education. Second. Yesterday, PAS Dewan Ulama chief, Mahfodz Mohamed, said that the caning gave Terengganu free publicity. Is he … Continue Reading →
One month ago, on 28 January, the Islamic Renaissance Front (IRF) organised a forum at The Concorde Hotel, in Kuala Lumpur. The speakers were IRF’s Ahmad Farouk Musa, Jeffrey Kenney from … Continue Reading →