Fa Abdul

COMMENT | Why do we need another Indian Muslim party when we can work together as one nation?

COMMENT | Child marriage happens because parents think they own their children and prefer to do what is best for themselves.

COMMENT | We are still ticking boxes and segregating ourselves based on our ethnicities.

COMMENT | We have always punished indecent behaviour. Why is the T’ganu case any different?

COMMENT | Getting your nose pierced may not seem like a big deal. That depends.

COMMENT | Why call on those abroad to come home, when have plenty of talent here?

COMMENT | ‘Frankly, nobody should have to worry about something so basic as answering the call of nature.’

COMMENT | 'As Muslims, it should be our moral obligation to speak out and resist oppression towards the vulnerable.'

COMMENT | Clearly, one need not be a pendatang to be trapped in a pendatang mindset.

COMMENT | Are parents somehow less liable for negligence than caretakers?

COMMENT | Perhaps the education minister needs a reminder to prioritise his responsibilities.

COMMENT | Why would any sane person reject making our universities better?

COMMENT | To take up the cause to abolish child marriage would cost Muslim leaders their political career.

COMMENT | When leaders say different things to satisfy different groups, they come across as self-centred and manipulative.

COMMENT | Is allowing supernatural elements in Syariah Court proceedings justice as God intended?

COMMENT | What possible benefit could there be for merging Fathers' Day and Mothers' Day?

COMMENT | Right now, we just need capable people there, regardless of anatomy.

COMMENT | The food industry is plagued with many issues; shifting blame onto migrant workers is just wrong.

COMMENT | Many are using their positions to benefit friends, families, relatives and acquaintances. 

COMMENT | Looks like local politics can still be Kimma’s playground - if it so wants.

COMMENT | My food obsession has nothing to do with being prosperous.

Double standards still rife in how we view personal choices for Muslims and non-Muslims.

Minister’s behaviour towards Robert Kuok, including refusal to apologise, speaks volumes.

Prayers of ordinary Malaysians, unlike those of politicians, have fallen on deaf ears.