'PAS leadership controlled by secular group'
BernamaPublished: Feb 4, 2012 5:31 AM | Updated: Feb 4, 2012 12:32 PM
Ex-Selangor PAS commissioner Hasan Ali claimed 72 percent of the party's leadership is now controlled by the secular group "who are in collusion with DAP and PKR".
Ex-Selangor PAS commissioner Hasan Ali claimed 72 percent of the party's leadership is now controlled by the secular group "who are in collusion with DAP and PKR".
He said they were willing to ignore the original struggle of the party to support opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, whose ambition is to conquer Putrajaya in the 13th general election.
"I had a secular education but I want PAS to be led by the ulamak who obtained their education in Egypt and Jordan," he said in his ceramah in front of 3,500 people organised by the Muar Malay Development and Integrity Organisation (Pekim), near Bukit Naning last night.
He also revealed how the PAS leadership tried to persuade him to soften his stance and just follow the directives of Pakatan, which was unhappy with his action to check what he claimed were efforts to convert Malays in Selangor to Christianity.
"They asked me to be patient by saying that Islamic laws will be enforced after Putrajaya is conquered," he said.
Hasan in his ceramah also reminded Malays of their rights, as enshrined in the constitution, which would be undermined if they allowed PAS, DAP and PKR to gain control of the country.
He said the opposition alliance did not want to hear the word Islam, Malays and king and would give their children a liberal education if they were given the opportunity to rule the country.
- Bernama
He said they were willing to ignore the original struggle of the party to support opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, whose ambition is to conquer Putrajaya in the 13th general election.
"I had a secular education but I want PAS to be led by the ulamak who obtained their education in Egypt and Jordan," he said in his ceramah in front of 3,500 people organised by the Muar Malay Development and Integrity Organisation (Pekim), near Bukit Naning last night.He also revealed how the PAS leadership tried to persuade him to soften his stance and just follow the directives of Pakatan, which was unhappy with his action to check what he claimed were efforts to convert Malays in Selangor to Christianity.
"They asked me to be patient by saying that Islamic laws will be enforced after Putrajaya is conquered," he said.
Hasan in his ceramah also reminded Malays of their rights, as enshrined in the constitution, which would be undermined if they allowed PAS, DAP and PKR to gain control of the country.
He said the opposition alliance did not want to hear the word Islam, Malays and king and would give their children a liberal education if they were given the opportunity to rule the country.
- Bernama
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