If they have to follow the immigration law strictly, all those migrants would be forced to leave or else face the music.

From the above, we can conclude that when it come the a large number of offences even the most muscular entity couldn’t flex its muscle on the offenders!

In case you missed this,

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/allah-for-muslims-only-says-former-chief-justice/

It can only pass sentences of not more than three years imprisonment, a fine of up to RM5,000, and/or up to six strokes of the cane. I believed that’s the new limit, it used to be less. The real question is, do our state lawmakers really want to go somewhere they might regret?

“The question has always been whether our religious authorities are trying to legislate something that is not governable.”

Good point. The government can legislate and create as many act/enactment. We have first class laws but third class enforcement. Harussani Zakaria alleged in 2006 that about 100k Muslims have renounced Islam. His statement is reported by Mkini. Until today, there is no prosecution on the proselytizers under the relevant state enactments.

Similarly, there is no remedial action taken on the converted persons. Harussani didn’t sue Mkini for defamation and the government also didn’t take action against him for spreading ‘lies’. Perak government also didn’t sack him. So, who is speaking the truth here? I am really confused.

If it is used by your opponent, it become bullshit but if it is used by you and the likes, it become sacred bullshit? Don’t you think your opponent also has the right not to take you seriously?

So its also likely the leaftets may have come from the those guys.

And why should I also take unspinners seriously? All their stuff is shown to be bullshit anyways…

Words: firman Allah, ulama, hadis, ibadah, kaabah, kadi, Ilahi, wahyu, mubaligh, syariat, kiblat, haji, mufti, rasul, iman, dakwah, solat, khalifah, wali, fatwa, imam, nabi, sheikh, akhirat, azan, al-Quran, al-Sunnah, hauliak, karamah, shahadah, masjid dan Baitullah.

Phrase: Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Lailahaillallah, Walillahilhamd, Allahu Akbar, insya-Allah, Astaghfirullah Azim, Tabaraka Allah, masya-Allah, Lahaula Walaquata Illabillahil Azim, Assalamualaikum, Wallahi, Wabillahi, Watallahi dan Auzubillah.

The penalty is a RM1,000 fine, most likely administered under the Mahkamah Majistret.

JAIS’s list is shorter (25 words and 10 phrases).

Penang, like the Federal Territories, Sabah and Sarawak, have not gazetted such laws. So I suppose the only PR states in the soup is Selangor, as I don’t forsee PAS ever going to let that happen in Kedah or Kelantan. To Khalid’s credit, I remembered he did proposed such a revision but was immediately shot down.

I think once you need the law to limit word usage for a particular religion, these are signs of repressive and regressive laws. Our muslim friends must realize that there is some confusion in ISOLATING State Islam (ASWJ) and in PROTECTING Islam. I am actually still trying to undestand how gazetting those words for exclusive use to refer to the Islamic faith will make a difference. I am sure the gazette doesn’t mean non-muslims cannot use it to refer to Islam, it means that proselytizers cannot use the words out of the specified Islamic context. The question has always been whether our religious authorities are trying to legislate something that is not governable.

Agree with you about the Aduns not doing their jobs.

Yeah, Selangor and Penang should walk the talk.

The muslims can never win, whether bibles were burned or not burned. The Allah row stems from the act of ADUNs who voted to keep such terms away from the use by non-muslims in the late 1980s onwards. Where was DAP and PAS state assemblymen back then? Weren’t they complicit in the entire affair? Tak cukup majoriti? The laws are still here and although it is Syariah in nature, it has been given a civil court enforcement and is applicable to non-muslims. If PKR and DAP support the use of Allah by ALL Malaysians, FIX the State laws la, say start with Penang then Selangor. Grow some balls and actually walk the talk, do the job you are supposed (and paid) to do, which is de-regulate the use of terms like Solat, Kaabah, Allah, etc.

Jangan bagi sokongan air liur aje, buatlah kerja dan kena berani menegakkan apa yang dianggap benar.

Since you didn’t buy their argument, that mean you have your own assumption. So in your opinion who did the “baling batu sembunyi tangan” with regard to leaflet issue? And please bear in mind that you also need to produce the evidence. OK Bro!