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Showing posts with label Achristian in Malaysia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Achristian in Malaysia. Show all posts

Thursday, August 14, 2014

Jangan Jaga Tepi Kain Orang: Kita Tidak Perlu Bermusuhan Dengan Israel.



Artike ini ditulis dalam bahasa Melayu agar rakan-rakan beragama Islam sana faham akan apa yang dimaksudkan oleh kami di Christian United For Malaysia.

1. Atas dasar apa kita menyokong Palestin. Adakah mereka pernah membantu kita?

2. Keadaan di Syria lebih teruk dari Palestin, kenapa tiada sokongan berterusan dari Malaysia, adakah kerana di Syria orang Islam bunuh orang Islam tak apa, tapi di Palestin orang Islam dibunuh Palestin?

3. Jika benar seperti dikata oleh para teori konspirator Islam di seluruh dunia, maka Israel sebegitu kuat maka lawannya akan tetap kalah. Buat apa lawan kalau dah tahu kalah?

4. Boikot Mc Donalds sebab sokong Israel, jadinya siapa nak bagi makan budak2 Melayu yang kerja di sana tu?

5. Arab Saudi adalah negara asal agama Islam. Tapi mereka pun tidak sokong Palestina, tak ada alasan untuk sokong Palestine.

6. UMNO sebuah parti paling korup dalam dunia menyokong Palestin, mengapa kita harus bersama-sama parti bangsat ini?

7. Jangan jadi hamba penipuan penjual senjata api. Kita sokong Palestin, bagi duit kepada mereka, yang supply senjata adalah RUssia. Mereka guna duit kita beli senjata. Maka makin kayalah si Celaka Vladimir Putin.

Sunday, May 18, 2014

God's anger over gay marriage may be behind floods, says politician


The leader of the Christian People's Alliance has said it is possible the storms that caused widespread flooding in the UK last winter were the result of God's anger over gay marriage.
Sid Cordle made the comments during an appearance on BBC Two's Daily Politics when he was asked his views on a UKIP politician expelled from the party for making similar comments earlier this year.

Monday, May 12, 2014

PKR Perlu Pemimpin Kristian


1 Malaysia merupakan konsep yang diperkenalkan oleh Dato' Seri Najib Tun Razak dengan hasrat bahawa Malaysia akan menjadi negara tanpa perkauman sebelum menjelang 2020. Ini menjadi satu azam bagi rakyat Malaysia dalam memastikan dasar kerajaan lebih terbuka kepada orang bukan Islam.

Sebagai seorang rakyat Malaysia, kita hendaklah memastikan bahawa aspirasi ini tercapai. Namun perkara ini tidak dikongsi oleh kebanyakkan parti di Malaysia. Walaupun pada dasarnya parti-parti ini bersifat sebagai parti nasionalist namun jarang ada yang benar-benar ingin melaksanakan dasar yang menolak 100% perkauman di Malaysia.

Antara parti popular yang menggunakan konsep kenegaraaan utama adalah:
1. Parti Keadilan Rakyat
2. Democratic Action Party (DAP)
3. Parti Gerakan (Gerakan)
4. Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM)

Kecuali PSM, selainnya tidak mengamalkan dasar keterbukaan yang boleh dibanggakan. Adalah dengan ini kami menyeru bahawa parti-parti ini berhenti menunding jari dari mengatakan bahawa Barisan Nasional itu rasis dan mula membuka ruang kepada penyertaan majmuk dikalangan kepemimpinan mereka. Adalah dengan ini kami berharap bahawa parti nasional benar-benar bersikap nasional.

Secara jujur, kami melihat bahawa PKR adalah calon paling sesuai untuk mengaplikasikan perkara ini. Adalah lebih baik PKR menggantikan Anwar Ibrahim yang sememangnya sudah lama berpolitik kepada seorang pemimpin Kristian atau agama lain.

Ini kerana seorang pemimpin Kristian bukan sahaja dapat membawa imej PKR yang lebih telus, tetapi ianya juga boleh menyelamatkan PKR yang didominasi oleh orang Melayu dan India kepada perjuangan yang lebih baik.

Kita dapat lihat bahwa UMNO dan BN sememangnya tidak boleh diubah. Tidak mungkin seorang bukan Muslim boleh dilantik menjadi pemimpin tertinggi UMNO dan BN. Ini disebabkan oleh kontrak sosial yang selama ini dijadiakan sumber rujukan ulung oleh para pemimpin parti-parti ini.

Lain dengan PKR yang mula mengorak langkah dari awal untuk menarik semua bangsa di Malaysia untuk bernaung dibawah pemerintahan yang lebih baik.


Sunday, May 11, 2014

Dont blame UMNO: MCA has lost it.


We here at CU4M are not a fan of UMNO. There were a lot of times where we are seen criticizing UMNO leaders. We still think that UMNO should change it policies to accommodate the rising number of Non-Muslims in UMNO. 

But then again the question arises, why did the MCA administration is blaming UMNO for PAS's Hudud? Suddenly, Wee Ka Siong stated that they will part with UMNO if UMNO accept PAS's Hudud. I thought, PM Najib Razak is clear on the matter. 

Stop stirring up trouble MCA. UMNO is the lesser evil if we think of PAS's Hudud. Show your support to UMNO. Yes, they are corrupted. Yes, we need better management. But at least no Malaysian will lose their hands or heads just because PAS's god said so. 

Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Kenapa Baca Doa Peperangan?


Umat Islam yang menentang penggunaan Kalimah Allah untuk digunakan oleh bukan Islam. Persoalannya kenapa membaca doa seperti Muhammad ingin berperang? Doa Qunut Nazihah yang dikatakan dibaca oleh Muhammad untuk berperang dan membunuh orang bukan Islam. Adakah orang bukan Islam di Malaysia ini MUSUH kepada orang Islam. Bukankah kita berjiran dan bersaudara?

Terdapat juga kumpulan yang menyerang dan menganggu para mubaligh dan paderi selepas prosiding Mahkamah ditangguhkan? Apakah yang "mempertahankan" kalimah Allah ini hanya orang-orang yang berperwatakan samseng?

Monday, February 17, 2014

Dr Mahathir has fears of me becoming Selangor menteri besar, claims Anwar




Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim says his former mentor, Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, was afraid of him becoming Selangor menteri besar.
“It seems that everything is Anwar’s fault. Ops Lalang is also my fault even though the prime mminister at the time was Dr Mahathir, not me,” said Anwar at a ceramah last night in Taman Impian Murni, Kajang.

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Molotov cocktails thrown at Penang church


The Church of the Assumption in Lebuh Farquhar has been attacked in the early morning after a controversial banner with the word "Allah" found outside the church on Sunday, police said today.
Penang police chief SDCP Datuk Abdul Rahim said two Molotov cocktails were thrown into the church compound about 1.30am early today.
"However only one exploded as the other one fell on the grass.
"Initial investigations showed that two men on a motorcycle committed the crime," he was quoted as saying by The Star.
Representatives from the church, and a few other churches in the area have lodged police reports over controversial banners that were put up at the their entrances.
In 2010, several churches nationwide and a Catholic school were attacked at the height of the Allah controversy, following the High Court's ruling disputing the Home Ministry's ban on the use of the word "Allah" by Catholic weekly Herald.
The Metro Tabernacle church in Kuala Lumpur suffered the worst attack after arsonists burned down their premises in Desa Melawati, leaving their ground floor damaged. The church has since moved to a new building in Batu Caves.
In August 2010, the Sessions Court found siblings Raja Muhammad Faizal Raja Ibrahim and Raja Muhammad Idzham Raja Ibrahim guilty of the attack. - January 27, 2014.

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Malay-Muslim pact lauds Jais raid, urge more pro-active action



KLANG: Leaders from a coalition of Malay-Muslim groups lauded the Selangor religious authority’s move today to raid the Bible Society of Malaysia (BSM) and seize copies of Malay-language and Iban bibles.

Describing the move as “pro-active”, the Klang Muslims Solidarity Secretariat even urged the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) to conduct more more raids and bible seizures to curb the use of the word “Allah” by Christians.

“This was a good move, we support it ... It should proceed to other churches. I am confident that there have been many distributed to churches and there are some now in the hands of individuals and students,” said Mohd Khairi Hussein, the chairman of the secretariat, referring to the Malay-language bibles, which are also called al-Kitab.

“The move should continue and [be] publicised around Selangor so it will be more effective,” added Mohd Khairi, who is also the Kapar Umno religious bureau chief.

Jalur Tiga Malaysia (Jati) secretary-general Norman Toha told The Malay Mail Online that Jais was acting within its powers to enforce the Selangor Non-Islamic Religion (Control of Propagation Among Muslims) Enactment 1988.

“This is one of the pre-emptive action, proactive, done by Jais enforcers after the Sultan of Selangor decreed that it is a serious issue. Don’t wait until this causes problems, turmoil and chaos,” said Norman.

The deputy chief of the Klang chapter of Islamist group Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) Mohd Fathan Hussin also agreed with Norman, and accused churches of breaking the law by keeping the Malay-language bibles.

“They deserve it, because it is againt the law ... What for (are they keeping the bibles)? It is Jais’ right to seize banned books,” Mohd Fathan added.

BSM executive council member Nic Ng told The Malay Mail Online earlier today that a team of about 20 people including police officers and officials from Jais arrived at the society’s premises over an hour ago and demanded entry despite not bearing a warrant.

Ng said the police then told BSM president Lee Min Choon and general-secretary Dr Simon Wong to follow them to the Damansara police station.

The coalition, which also included Selangor Perkasa and Pertubuhan Ikatan Kebajikan dan Dakwah Selangor (IKDDAS) among others, announced today that they will hold a rally in the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang this Sunday.

It has called for Father Lawrence Andrew, editor of the Catholic Church’s weekly paper, Herald, to apologise over his remark insisting on the religion’s use of “Allah”.

Another rally has also been planned by Selangor Umno on the same day, which is expected to be at the Metro Tabernacle Church in Taman Samudera, Gombak.

The tussle over “Allah” arose in 2008 when Catholic newspaper The Herald was barred by the Home Ministry from using the Arabic word. The Catholic Church had contested this in court and won a High Court decision in 2009 upholding its constitutional right to do so.

Putrajaya later appealed the decision and successfully overturned the earlier decision when the Court of Appeal ruled this October that “Allah” was not integral to the Christian faith.

Despite the ban, the effects have not intruded directly into the everyday worship of Christians; it has so far been limited to a prohibition against the Herald printing the word, and the seizure of Christian religious materials, including the Al-Kitab Malay-language bibles and compact discs that contain the word “Allah”.

The shipments of the Al-Kitab were subsequently released but the compact discs have yet to be returned to its owner who has filed a lawsuit against the government.

The Catholic Church has since appealed to the country’s top court for clarity on the religious row that has drawn deep lines between Malaysia’s non-Muslim minorities and its 60 per cent Muslim population. --The Malay Mail Online

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Mahathir the Anti-Christ?



Non-Muslims insisting on the use of the word 'Allah' in Peninsular Malaysia are creating “tension between religions’ said former Prime Minister  Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad (pic).
He said non-Muslims in the peninsula did not traditionally use Allah in their worship and should not be asking to be allowed to use it now.