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Umno-PAS aim to turn M'sia into theocratic, Islamic state
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AGC ruling on Mar Thoma Church is correct
LETTER | Non-Muslim places of worship are legally established under Article 11 of the Federal Constitution.
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G25's view on hudud is supported
LETTER | constitutional provisions and historical records do not allow for hudud in Malaysia.
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M’sian Gurdwaras Council wants action on ‘blasphemous’ book
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An open letter to Bintulu MP Tiong King Sing
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M’sian Gurdwaras Council hails UTM’s statement on Titas
The Malaysian Gurdwaras Council (MGC), welcomes the statement by UTM’s vice-chancellor Prof Dr Wahid Omar regarding the finding by the Indian civilisation independent expert committee that the reference materials used by UTM lecturer under probe in the controversial slides for the ‘Tamadun Islam dan Tamadun Asia’ (Titas) do not have credibility and are not authentic to represent the traditions and religious beliefs of the Sikhs and Hindus.
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Fruitful meeting with higher education minister
Representatives from the Malaysian Gurdwaras Council led by its president Jagir Singh and representatives from Malaysian Hindu Sangam led by its president Mohan Shan met with the Higher Education Minister Idris Jusoh this morning at about 11.45am at the minister’s office.
0MGC: Disciplinary action should be taken against UTM lecturer
The Malaysian Gurdwaras Council (MGC), which is the umbrella national body of all the Sikh Gurdwaras in Malaysia, is disturbed at the trend in the country to put down religions other than Islam. This trend can be seen developing in the numerous cases in the last 20 years where non-Muslim religions have been put-down.
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Don't forget what our forefathers said about hudud
COMMENT | Historical documents show Islamic laws were never intended for Malaysia
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Decision on demarcation of courts' jurisdiction welcomed
0Death camps are a blight on the soul of the nation
The Malaysian Consultative Council of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) is deeply saddened by the discovery of mass graves of migrants at the Malaysian/Thai border in Perlis. We are distressed to read reports that they were victims of abuse and torture at the hands of human traffickers and that several members of our police force may have been complicit.
0Learn from history, reject hudud
All our former prime ministers did not support the implementation of hudud in Malaysia.
0Rethink hudud, pleads interfaith council
COMMENT
Buddhists, Christans, Hindus, Sikhs and Taoists want dialogue first.
0Constitution does set clear limits to syariah laws
Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Jamil Khir Baharom’s statement that the constitution does not limit syariah laws is astounding (
The Malay Mail
Dec 9, 2014).
0'Marriage, not conversion, so Jais has no standing'
COMMENT
No legal basis for Jais to stop Hindu ceremony, says MCCBCHST.
0Hudud will undermine Federal Constitution
COMMENT
These Bills will have the effect of dividing the country down the middle.
0Sikh group to organise prayers for Karpal
The Malaysian Gurdwaras Council is grieved by the untimely death of Karpal Singh.
0Ex-judge wrong on ‘Special Malay’ status
I refer to the statement by former Court of Appeal judge Mohd Noor Abdullah who is
reported
in
Malaysiakini
to have said that new Muslim converts are ‘Special Malays’ based on the constitution and they must be given special rights as Malays.
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