After CFM came out with its statement asking voters to vote wisely, the umbrella body for main religions other than Islam, the MCCBCHST issues a similar reminder to the 40% of Malaysian population. Veiled behind a call for prayers, lies a call to members to investigate the promises made by the candidates/parties and make an informed decision. » Read more: MCCBCHST issues election reminder
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MCCBCHST issues election reminder
February 26th, 2008
PAS skips Islamic State demand in manifesto
February 22nd, 2008I was surprised when NST had the words “PAS drops Islamic state pinciple”. A deeper look into the manifesto is necessary. It looks more like a people’s budget kind of things. Lots of promises that may appeal to those who are unhappy with BN. » Read more: PAS skips Islamic State demand in manifesto
Muslim group threatens unity
February 20th, 2008Phew, if this guys are taken seriously, more migration can be expected. Secondly, opinion of Islam will be further damaged. This is worse than Hindraf. If these kind of extermists win, then I shudder to think the fate of non-muslims in this country. What will MCCBCHST say? » Read more: Muslim group threatens unity
chief justice points out the reality
February 19th, 2008“As Islam is a very important factor to the majority of the voters, lot of money is spent on it – to build mosques, Islamic universities, colleges, schools and other Islamic institutions.
“But since Malaysia is a multi-religious country, the government also provides financial and other assistance to construct houses of worship for other religions,” he said.
Hindu family pray to Jade Emperor
February 15th, 2008Hindu family marks Jade Emperor’s birthday
PENANG: A Hindu family here has been taking part in a long-practised tradition among the Chinese.
S. Ganesan, 32, and his family members joined their Chinese friends in celebrating Thni Kong Seh (Jade Emperor’s birthday) which started at midnight yesterday.
Festive mood: Ganesan (fourth from left) and his relatives celebrating Thni Kong Seh at his Jalan Solok Sungai Pinang home in Penang last night. The Hokkien-speaking Indian family also observes other Chinese celebrations like the Hungry Ghost and Mid-Autumn festivals. » Read more: Hindu family pray to Jade Emperor