..there is a world of difference between mere apostates who renounce Islam and those who actively raise military campaign against the ancient Muslim community. The injunction to punish ‘apostates’ in the Qur’an and Hadith are referring to the latter, not the former.
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Will there come a day in Malaysia when a Malay-Muslim can proudly proclaim that he chose of his own free will to be a believer of Islam instead of just being born Muslim because the Constitution says so, and kept forever a Muslim because of our strict laws?
Read more: Will Malays be allowed to choose their religion?
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These leaked diplomatic cables which have been reproduced with permission of RPK provide us with outsider perspectives by more impartial observers of the country on the real state of our economic development...
Read more: Wikileaks: Malaysian racial economic preferences critiqued
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....the government ultimately holding the purse strings coupled with the think tanks’ own timidity and preference to be on the good side of the authorities has resulted in a restriction on contentious topics of discussion and public discourse.
Read more: Wikileaks: Govt’s most effective tool is power of the purse
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A young New Zealander has managed to combine science and entrepreneurship to top the list of 'The 2011 influencers' in her country. Not only does she hold a doctorate in the field of science and technology...
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