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Islamic Affairs Ministry urges the public to stop spreading photo which wrongly claims Guan Eng chaired a Tabung Haji meeting.

He says it is the minister of religious affairs and not the finance minister who is responsible for the decisions.

COMMENT | It's like water and oil. Unpredictability and principledness are inmiscible.

Amanah leader says Zahid and his supporters want to save themselves while PAS is delusional.

The group reminds the minister that the right to freedom of expression is enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

LETTER | Reaction by the religious affairs minister and state muftis is concerning.

He dismisses the call from the Umno Youth chief and asked the latter why he was silent when the alarm was raised during BN's rule.

New THP management will save the company from further losses, says Mujahid Yusof Rawa.

Mujahid Yusof Rawa says new charge imposed on all pilgrims including Malaysians.

Minister says the increase of 1,400 pilgrims is to reflect the increase in Malaysia’s population.

UPDATED 8.54PM | Both parties agree that Jawi lessons won't 'Islamise' non-Muslim pupils and is part of national heritage.

The issue has already been explained to G25 in two meetings, says the minister.

'It has to be ready to receive 2020 in preparation for 'bad weather' or 'worse situation' than what is expected.'

Minister says the postponement is to allow room for dialogue and find a mutual agreement.

AMANAH AGM | No holds barred criticisms from delegates, who took aim at not only Harapan ministers, but also their own leaders.

With an expected attendance of 925 delegates, they will elect the national leadership committee members from 154 areas.

To achieve this, he says all parties must give and take for the greater good.

These seven states have earlier refused to raise the minimum age for marriage to 18.

The minister says Jakim's halal certification process is reputed to be the 'best in the world'.

We are shifting from punitive to reformative laws, to give a chance to offenders to correct themselves, he notes.