
No deportation, charge Zakir in court of law
LETTER | Police restrictions of human rights, including freedom of expression, is wrong.

LETTER | Police restrictions of human rights, including freedom of expression, is wrong.

LETTER | Anwar cannot be forever silent on the Zakir Naik matter.

UPDATED 8.30PM | Mahathir says his PR status will be revoked if he is found to have harmed the nation's unity.

Claiming his intention is to spread peace and harmony, he names Kulasegaran, Ramasamy and two Harapan reps in report.

LETTER | Teaching faith superiority is no different from teaching racial superiority.

The state minister says Sarawak does not welcome extremists.

The Bachok MP also says that Muslims in cahoots with them will bear great sins.

COMMENT | We are still mired in racism. That is the reality.

LETTER | So why has the rule of law not kicked in yet for him?

LETTER | What hope will we have of coming together to tackle issues of importance?

MP SPEAKS | Harapan should stick to policies promoting fair and justice for all irrespective of race, creed and religion.

MP SPEAKS | He has trespassed into a territory he knows nothing about.

UPDATED 9.21PM | The preacher's comments on Indians and Chinese are an attack on all Malaysians, he says.

ADUN SPEAKS | It is dangerous providing shelter to such a guest.

The Chinese weren't born here, the preacher says during a talk in Kelantan recently.

PM says M'sia would welcome any other country willing to take in the controversial preacher.

COMMENT | He is using a religious platform to sow bitterness amongst Malaysians.

COMMENT | They are barking up the wrong tree.

The Indian preacher had questioned the loyalty of Malaysian Hindus.

This 'foreign criminal' has no right to question the loyalty of Malaysian Hindus, says M Satees.

ADUN SPEAKS | Since he is a fugitive running from the Indian law, he wants to drag the local Hindus into his game.

What was YB afraid of, asks Che Abdullah Mat Nawi.


This is to avoid a split and ensure the sanctity of Islam will be preserved, says the deputy prime minister.