Mariam Mokhtar
Women who are lonely, who are recovering from a broken relationship, who are under pressure by their parents to get married, who live on their own and when they … Continue Reading →
The PAS-led government has advised Muslim men that they need not go to southern Thailand, but instead stop-off in Kelantan to get hitched. The state authorities have simplified the process … Continue Reading →
Last November, the Deputy Minister for the Women, Family and Community DevelopÂment Ministry, Azizah Mohd Dun, said that 59,712 Muslim couples divorced in 2014 and by 2015, the figure had increased … Continue Reading →
It comes as no surprise that Adenan Satem’s widow, the 62-year-old Jamilah Anu, is BN’s candidate in the Tanjong Datu by-election. The analysts claim that such a move will ensure … Continue Reading →
Najib Abdul Razak’s civil service is bloated. With millions of civil servants in the civil service, job creation is a must. Terengganu leads the civil servant movement in keeping … Continue Reading →
You are wrong to think that hudud will not affect the non-Malays. Historical and cultural treasures, like the Bamiyan statues in Afghanistan and the ancient Sufi shrines in Timbuktu, Mali … Continue Reading →
The Brits have James Bond, “The man with the golden gun”. Alas, Malaysians have to make do with Tajuddin Abdul Rahman, “The Man with the Missing Balls”. A few days … Continue Reading →
The nation is like a wounded animal, limping around in agony, with an arrowhead lodged in its body. The arrow was shot by Najib Abdul Razak, and the arrowhead … Continue Reading →
If not for the Strategic Director of PKR, Rafizi Ramli, and the whistleblowers within the NFC, none of the details of ministerial abuses of power would have been revealed. A … Continue Reading →
If Amanah wants to make a difference, tell us how the party can look after us and our families, restore our dignity, make us proud of Malaysia; the country we … Continue Reading →