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'All PAS apologists in Sabah and Sarawak had better watch out as well.'

Forget the politicians who keep singing their tired old song that we must remain separate.

Its chairperson says the council stands firm that 'Allah' is a sacred word that cannot be used by other religions.

Monarch says Allah is exclusive for Muslims, can't be used by S'gor non-Muslims.

Haniff Khatri claims the High Court has erred in interpreting the policy on the conditional use of the word 'Allah'.

The Kuala Lumpur High Court’s decision should be viewed positively on two grounds.

This is because the government has referred the case to the Court of Appeal.

The Home Ministry had countermanded a cabinet directive that allowed use of the word.

Appropriate action on the use of the word 'Allah' will be taken after getting the consent of the rulers, it says.

Non-Muslims not allowed to use 'Allah' outside of the Muslim context, says Sultan Ibrahim.

The former works minister explains why the case was postponed many times.

UPDATED 2.46PM | It is a blessing that all M'sians can pray to Allah in mosques, churches and gurdwaras, they say.

Facebook account owner made several statements disputing the High Court decision, says Bukit Aman CID chief.

Meeting tomorrow will include muftis, law experts, and will consider opinions of Islamic NGOs, says Zulkifli.

UPDATED 5.33PM | The legal battle over the issue has now moved to the Court of Appeal.

Embrace the decision as a key step in restoring and building back a better original Malaysia.

It is one of those delicate issues that should not be resolved by process of law, says the former minister.

'If we don't respect the court's decision, our country will be destroyed.'

Let the wrangling over the use of the word 'Allah' end once and for all.

UPDATED 4.50PM | 'We should allow men of religion and the courts to decide on religious issues and not politicians,' says James Masing.