Selepas pelbagai parodi, jenaka dan ejekan, sensasi kenyataan 'kangkung' Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Najib Razak kini dikaitkan dengan isu kaum pula.
Penulis blog pro-Umno terkenal Dr Novandri Hassan Basri (kanan) hari ini menyelar tindakan Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Lee Khai Loon yang tampil dengan flashmobmemperolokkan kenyataan Najib itu.
Lee bersama sekumpulan penyokong Pakatan Rakyat sebelum ini berkumpul di Bukit Mertajam dengan replika besar muka Najib yang disumbat mulutnya dengan 10kg kangkung sebagai tanda bantahan terhadap kenaikan kos sara hidup.
Bagaimanapun, selepas ejekan besar-besaran di alam maya, termasuk dilaporkan media antarabangsa seperti BBC, tindakan itu nampaknya mengundang kemarahan penyokong BN.
“Cina Pakatan pembangkang semakin melampau dan kurang ajar nampaknya,” tulis Dr Novandri dalam tulisannya Dr Mim hari ini.
“Ini yang dilakukan oleh PKR di Machang Bubuk, Pulau Pinang yang menghina DS Najib Razak, perdana menteri Malaysia secara terbuka dengan menyumbat kangkung ke mulut replika perdana menteri!”
Dr Novandri berkata, langkah itu menggambarkan “kerendahan moral mencerminkan bangsa yang seperti tidak berpelajaran, malah berkelakuan seperti kanak-kanak”
“Nampaknya, pakatan pembangkang sengaja mahu menguji kesabaran penyokong-penyokong BN. And it's not funny anymore. (Dan ia tidak lagi lucu.)” - malaysiakini
Penulis blog pro-Umno terkenal Dr Novandri Hassan Basri (kanan) hari ini menyelar tindakan Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Lee Khai Loon yang tampil dengan flashmobmemperolokkan kenyataan Najib itu.Lee bersama sekumpulan penyokong Pakatan Rakyat sebelum ini berkumpul di Bukit Mertajam dengan replika besar muka Najib yang disumbat mulutnya dengan 10kg kangkung sebagai tanda bantahan terhadap kenaikan kos sara hidup.
Bagaimanapun, selepas ejekan besar-besaran di alam maya, termasuk dilaporkan media antarabangsa seperti BBC, tindakan itu nampaknya mengundang kemarahan penyokong BN.
“Cina Pakatan pembangkang semakin melampau dan kurang ajar nampaknya,” tulis Dr Novandri dalam tulisannya Dr Mim hari ini.
“Ini yang dilakukan oleh PKR di Machang Bubuk, Pulau Pinang yang menghina DS Najib Razak, perdana menteri Malaysia secara terbuka dengan menyumbat kangkung ke mulut replika perdana menteri!”Dr Novandri berkata, langkah itu menggambarkan “kerendahan moral mencerminkan bangsa yang seperti tidak berpelajaran, malah berkelakuan seperti kanak-kanak”
“Nampaknya, pakatan pembangkang sengaja mahu menguji kesabaran penyokong-penyokong BN. And it's not funny anymore. (Dan ia tidak lagi lucu.)” - malaysiakini
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PETALING JAYA, Jan 14 — A Christian pastor has urged both Muslims and Christians to stop spreading their faith amid deepening tensions over the “Allah” row between the two Abrahamic religions.
Rev Dr Hermen Shastri, general secretary of the Protestant umbrella body, Council of Churches of Malaysia (CCM), said that religious discourse could not continue if non-Muslims are prohibited from propagating their beliefs to Muslims, while the reverse is allowed under the law.
“So it is better for Christians and Muslims to declare ‘we don’t proselytise anybody’, and we’ll live in peace,” Shastri told a forum on freedom of religion here last night that was mostly attended by non-Malays.
Article 11(4) of the Federal Constitution prohibits non-Muslims from propagating their faith to Muslims, which has been used as the basis for various state laws throughout Malaysia — except for Penang, Sabah, Sarawak and the Federal Territories — to ban non-Muslims from using certain Arabic words and phrases, including the word for God, “Allah”.
The Christian minority in Malaysia has been accused of attempting to proselytise to Muslims, with Terengganu Mufti Dr Zulkifly Muda reportedly commending the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (Jais) for confiscating Malay and Iban-language bibles to stem such purported conversion attempts.
At the forum, Dr Ahmad Farouk Musa, chairman of Muslim think tank Islamic Renaissance Front (IRF), questioned why Muslims could not put themselves in the shoes of Christians who are banned from sharing their faith to Muslims.
“If I were to live in Australia, and Australia says that I can’t share my beliefs with my friends, I’ll feel like I’m being persecuted,” said Ahmad Farouk.
“Why can’t Muslims feel the same? Feel what Christian brothers feel when they are prevented from sharing what they believe. Just because we’re the majority in this country, we can do what we like? That’s wrong,” he added.
- See more at: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/malaysia/article/for-peace-pastor-wants-muslims-christians-to-quit-converting-others#sthash.CMYkXHHX.dpuf
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