Mariam Mokhtar
(NB: I wrote this piece in 2018, soon after the GE-14 win. Wan Azizah has the power to uplift the lives of Malaysian women, especially Malay women, most of whom … Continue Reading →
If Wacky-Paedia were to produce a geographical guide to denote the various subsets of Islam throughout the world, it would look like this: The Saudi Arabians have their Wahabi Islam, … Continue Reading →
P Ramakrishnan says despite the well-being of the Muslims in Malaysia being guaranteed under the Federal Constitution, and that the provision will not disappear from the constitution, he wonders why … 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 →
Today, after a debate in the state assembly, the State Local Government, Housing and Health Committee chairman, Izani Husin, said that the Kelantan state government will continue to ban cinemas … Continue Reading →
Multatuli says, “In Perak, the government and opposition is finely balanced with only three seats in it. And the three are UMNO frogs. “We know how loyal frogs are. They … Continue Reading →
Yin says: It’s not even a year and already we see major cracks in the Pakatan Harapan (PH) Government. I opined in my pre GE14 postings that this is a … Continue Reading →
Yin says, “We must convince the Malays that that no one will be left behind in a Malaysian Malaysia. “That poor Malays will continue to receive state support while the … 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 →
Kelantan is supposedly known as the “Corridor of Makkah”. Its state leaders are all ulama, and yet, Kelantan has the highest cases of incest, highest cases of HIV infections, and … Continue Reading →