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Jais raids Bible Society of Malaysia and seizes Malay Bibles
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WAIT FOR THE ‘MASS DEMONSTRATION’ THAT SELANGOR UMNO AND ITS ‘AGENTS’ THREATEN TO HOLD!
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Malaysian Insider
Check law first, Karpal asks Penang government over decree banning ‘Islamic words’
BY V. ANBALAGAN
January 12, 2014
The DAP has asked the Penang government to seek legal advice on the ruling that non-Muslims in the state cannot use 40 “Islamic words”, including Allah.
Party chairman Karpal Singh (pic) said this follows an announcement by the Penang Mufti’s office that non-Muslims could be charged if they violated a decree.
“It will certainly be in order for the Penang state government to seek legal advice on the prohibition announced by the Penang Mufti before any non-Muslim is charged for an offence for use of the words,” Karpal said in a statement today.
The ban on the words are provided under sub section 48 (3) and (4) of the Penang Islamic Religious Administration Enactment 2004 as exclusive to Muslims.
The decree was enforced on April 29, 2004, when Penang was under Barisan Nasional rule.
The Yang diPertuan Agong is the head of the Islamic religion in Penang.
Those found flouting the decree could be charged under section 3 of the Syariah Criminal Offences Enactment (Penang) 1996.
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Use of ‘Allah’ due to migration, not propagation
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Malaysiakini
8:21AM Jan 9, 2014
Use of ‘Allah’ due to migration, not propagation
ANALYSIS Although the 10-point solution allows Christians to use, import and print the Bahasa Malaysia Bible in Peninsular Malaysia, it is trumped by enactments in 10 states which prohibit the use of 34 words and phrases by non-Muslims.
These words, including ‘Allah’, appear in the Bahasa Malaysia and Iban language Bible, rendering the printer and distributor of these copies liable to criminal action.
Likewise, churches that hold services in Bahasa Malaysia and other indigenous languages, in which the word ‘Allah’ is used, also run the risk of having religious authorities banging on their doors.
As the ban is on publication, printing and uttering these words in a public speech, it is not a stretch of imagination that members of the congregation could run afoul of the law, too, and face a fine of up to RM1,000 if found guilty.
The National Evangelical Christian Fellowship (NECF), which has a Bahasa Malaysia commission, has declined to provide figures for just how many Christians in the peninsula worship in Bahasa and indigenous languages for fear of backlash.
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Migration from East to West
Those familiar with the situation say that the growth of number worshipers seeking Bahasa services has nothing to do with propagation, but is due to greater migration from East to West Malaysia.
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There are about 40,000 Sarawakians in Johor, mostly Iban, while there is no estimate for the Sabahan population in Johor.
Church leaders who spoke to Malaysiakini under condition of anonymity, said there are also Indians, Chinese and Orang Asli in the peninsula who opt to worship in Bahasa as they cannot read in other languages and are less confident in English.
“The Indians and Chinese, especially, are those who went to government schools and cannot read and write Tamil or Chinese. They prefer Bahasa and there are now two generations like this.
“To cater to them, churches in the peninsula have been providing Bahasa services since the 1970s, some as early as 1960s,” one source said.
Use of ‘Allah’ due to migration, not propagation
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Father Lawrence Andrew is investigated for sedition!
YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
Cops grill Catholic priest under sedition law over ‘Allah’
The Malay Mail Online
SHAH ALAM, Jan 7 — The Selangor police are investigating Catholic priest Father Lawrence Andrew under the Sedition Act 1948 for his statements in a news report over the “Allah” issue, his lawyer said today.
Francis Pereira said Selangor police had questioned Andrew under Section 4 of the controversial law, but confirmed that no charges have been brought against the priest.
“They have classified it under Section 4 of the Sedition Act so the questioning was in respect of that offence,” the lawyer told reporters at the Selangor police headquarters here.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/cops-grill-catholic-priest-sedition-law-over-allah-110500195.html
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Malaysian Insider
Malaysia
Perkasa full of rubbish, says Marina Mahathir on group’s criticism of her
Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir will not be dragged into a fight with Malay rights group Perkasa, who had accused her of seeking cheap publicity by supporting the Christians in the Allah controversy.
Marina, who is the daughter of Perkasa patron Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, had refused to comment when she was asked about Perkasa’s criticisms against her.
“I don’t want to comment about Perkasa. They talk so much rubbish,” she said after attending the first National Unity Consultative Council meeting in Kuala Lumpur today.
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Free Malaysia Today
Perkasa slams Marina for siding Christians
The Malay NGO says that as a Muslim and daughter of a former premier that champions Islam, Marina should stand behind people of her own faith to reject Christians from using the word Allah
PETALING JAYA: Perkasa today took a swipe at activist Marina Mahathir for supporting Christians by joining a gathering at a church compund in Klang yesterday.
“What is her motive in showing solidarity with Christians outside a church in Klang yesterday? Is she planning to create another controversy?
“Or is she trying to gain cheap publicity and at the same time criticise the Selangor Islamic Religious Department’s ( Jais)?” asked Perkasa youth chief Irwan Fahmi Ideris, via a blog post.
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Star
Sunday January 5, 2014 MYT 3:01:14 PM
Muslim group says it will hold ‘mega demonstration’ if priest does not apologise
KLANG: A coalition of Muslim non-governmental organisations, Klang Muslim Solidarity Secretariat, gathered at the Sultan Sulaiman Stadium on Sunday to protest the use of the word “Allah” by Christians.
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UMNO Kapar division deputy chief Datuk Saroni Judi said Sunday that Father Lawrence must apologise or face a “mega-demonstration” displaying their dissatisfaction.
Muslim group says it will hold ‘mega demonstration’ if priest does not apologise
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Malaysiakini
2:59PM Jan 5, 2014
Church continues to use ‘Allah’ despite threats
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Church continues to use ‘Allah’ despite threats
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http://my.news.yahoo.com/photos/morning-mass-non-christians-turn-flowers-photo-040100036.html
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NO PROTESTORS AT ANY CHURCH BUT…
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2014/01/05/apologise-or-else/attachment/asa_6687/
Star
About a kilometre from the church, a group of about 100 protestors gathered at the Stadium Sultan Sulaiman to voice their dissatisfaction with Catholic priest and editor of The Herald weekly Father Lawrence Andrew, who had reportedly said that churches in Selangor would continue to use the word ‘Allah’ in reference to God in their weekend services.
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2014/01/05/A-peaceful-Sunday-for-church-goers/
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YAHOO1 NEWS MALAYSIA
As 50 Muslims protest, 900 Catholics pray for priest
The Malay Mail Online
KLANG, Jan 5 — Threatened with police action, a Muslim group shifted its protest against Rev Father Lawrence Andrew today to the carpark of the nearby Stadium Sultan Sulaiman here to rail against the Catholic priest they branded “seditious” for insisting Christians can call their God “Allah”.
The rally organised by the Klang Muslim Solidarity Secretariat, a group affiliated with Selangor Umno, however, was planned to be staged outside the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes.
At the rally, which drew just 50 people, Mohd Khairi Hussin, who is the president of the sectretariat, read aloud from a memorandum he had initially intended to hand over to the Catholic priest after the protest.
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Outside the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, some 20 Muslims and non-Christians chose to stand in solidarity with the minority religious community while the 900-strong Catholic congregation celebrated Mass.
They came as early as 8am, bearing flowers.
Social activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir was also present and told reporters that the Arabic word for God belonged to everyone.
The 86-year-old church was packed, resulting in the congregation spilling onto makeshift pews outdoors.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/50-muslims-protest-900-catholics-pray-priest-044300797.html
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What an amazing day at Our Lady of Lourdes church Klang such support from all faiths, various NGOs, VIPs and… http://fb.me/1bIHqqEqX
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Alexzander Johnson Situation all clear at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Klang with just a couple of reporters at the gates… 🙂 pic.twitter.com/M08yJ1SsH2
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Malaysiakini
11:45AM Jan 5, 2014
Marina slams leaders for silence as Christians threatened
Social activist Marina Mahathir slammed government leaders for failing to speak up when conservative groups threatened to demonstrate in front of churches over the past week.
Muslim pressure group Solidariti Ummah Klang is demanding that Christians conform to a government ban that prevents them from using the word ‘Allah’, which they say is exclusive for Muslims.
Marina this morning turned up in front of the Lady of Lourdes Church in Klang with some 40 people, mostly Muslims, in solidarity with Christians as the Muslim group protested at a nearby field.
She hit out at the government for refusing to rein in such conservative groups that have taken a confrontational stance.
“Our leaders should not be silent. Everyone is complaining that the silence is deafening and far from elegant. It is certainly incriminating.
Marina slams leaders for silence as Christians threatened
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Marina Mahathir, “We are here to show solidarity with the congregation. A lot of us here are Muslims and we believe Islam is a religion of peace.”
Malaysian Insider
Bracing for protests over Allah, Christians meet Muslims bearing flowers
Bearing flowers, Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir was among some Muslims who turned up at the Our Lady of Lourdes Church. – The Malaysian Insider pic, January 5, 2014.
Nearly 1,000 Catholics turned up for Sunday mass at the Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Klang, Selangor, this morning expecting an angry mob of Muslims protesting the possible use of the word Allah in prayers but instead, met a group bearing flowers.
Among the few Muslims who turned up was social activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir, who brought a bouquet of flowers, and was part of a group expressing solidarity with the Christians.
The daughter of former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad lambasted Putrajaya over its inaction and told it to forget about the ambitious Visit Malaysia Year launched with much fanfare last night.
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Marina arrived at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang, bearing a bouquet of flowers, with members from non-governmental organisation (NGO), Sisters in Islam (SIS), and several others who turned up in a show of solidarity with Christians.
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After the service ended, she passed flowers to parish priest, Reverend Father Michael Chua, with worshippers cheering and applauding the act.
Bracing for protests over Allah, Christians meet Muslims bearing flowers
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peace and harmony (@ Our Lady Of Lourdes Church w/ 2 others) http://4sq.com/1e7MLCy
Right on!! “@netraKL: At the Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Klang to show what ‘Islam is a religion of peace’ really means..”
Marina, Sisters in Islam and number of Catholic MPs were also at Our Lady of Lourdes Church to stand in solidarity. True 1Malaysia spirit!
“@tsufae: Lovely mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Amazing solidarity and spirit! Full house here.” Good to hear..
Massive here . But all in peace . Traffic extra congested thou . @ Our Lady Of Lourdes Church http://instagram.com/p/ixNCkCTSxo/
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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
Mixed-faith ‘solidarity gathering’ to protect Klang church from Muslim protesters
The Malay Mail Online
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 5 — Ahead of a planned protest by Muslim groups outside a Klang church this morning, a group of Malaysians of different religions have decided to band together to protect and support the Christians there.
Azrul Mohd Khalib, one of the co-ordinators of this “solidarity gathering” at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang, said it was born out of concern over the state of religious freedom in Malaysia.
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“Basically this proposed gathering outside the church tomorrow is where a lot of people have decided that enough is enough and we need to be able to protect our brothers and sisters.
“Malaysians have every right to practise their religion the way they see fit. We should not be in any way restricting or preventing or involving ourselves in any way which prevents them from doing so,” the human rights activist told The Malay Mail Online when contacted yesterday afternoon.
Azrul explained that the “solidarity gathering” was “inspired” by the events in Egypt during the toppling of the government there, where “Muslims held hands to form a band around churches that were threatened by the violence that was going on.”
A Facebook event page for the gathering titled “IN THE NAME OF ALLAH” was only started yesterday morning, but over 200 Malaysians including social activist Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir had confirmed their attendance, Azrul said.
Malaysians have every right to practise their religion the way they see fit. We should not be in any way restricting or preventing or involving ourselves in any way which prevents them from doing so. — Azrul Mohd Khalib
“There’s more than 200 persons who have confirmed going there to show solidarity with the Christian community in Klang,” he said, saying that the group cuts across religious and ethnic groups.
Marina confirmed that she intends to attend today’s gathering with some of her friends to show solidarity for the Christian community.
“I think it’s a terrible thing to protest at people who are going to a house of worship. We want to go and show solidarity to them,” the daughter of former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said when contacted yesterday afternoon.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/mixed-faith-solidarity-gathering-protect-klang-church-muslim-230500550.html
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In a time when tensions between Islam and Christianity seem to be at an all time high, we remind our Christian and Muslim friends that a true Muslim cannot hurt a Christian in any way, neither by his hand, nor by his tongue.
The below letter requires no explanation. We hope it provides credence and comfort that Prophet Muhammad (sa) truly celebrated his Christian friends. (The original letter is now in the Topkapi Museum in Instanbul)
“This is a message from Muhammad ibn Abdullah, as a covenant to those who adopt Christianity, near and far, we are with them. Verily I, the servants, the helpers, and my followers defend them, because Christians are my citizens; and by Allah! I hold out against anything that displeases them.
No compulsion is to be on them. Neither are their judges to be removed from their jobs nor their monks from their monasteries.
No one is to destroy a house of their religion, to damage it, or to carry anything from it to the Muslims’ houses. Should anyone take any of these, he would spoil God’s covenant and disobey His Prophet. Verily, they are my allies and have my secure charter against all that they hate.
No one is to force them to travel or to oblige them to fight. The Muslims are to fight for them. If a female Christian is married to a Muslim, it is not to take place without her approval. She is not to be prevented from visiting her church to pray.
Their churches are to be respected. They are neither to be prevented from repairing them nor the sacredness of their covenants. No one of the nation (Muslims) is to disobey the covenant till the Last Day (end of the world).”
English translation from ‘Muslim History: 570 – 1950 C.E.’ by Dr. A. Zahoor and Dr. Z. Haq, ZMD Corporation. P.O. Box 8231 – Gaithersburg, MD 20898-8231 – Copyright Akram Zahoor 2000. P. 167
As a Muslim, it is our duty to protect Islam and its sanctity. We should never allow Islam to be desecrated by people who want to give Islam a bad name.
I think it is high time, rightful thinking members of society gather together and prevent these people who are using the mask of “Islam” to create dissention and intolerance.
Islam is a religion of peace and love and mercy and the belief in the omnipotent God.
If we truly believe in one God, then lets all pray to the one God, and that is Allah.
Lets stop these people from monopolising God.
Be there in solidarity with our Christian Brothers & Sisters.
We all belong to Allah. Not Allah belongs to us.
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THE PLANNED PROTEST IS OFF, SO THEY SAY, AND THE POLICE WILL BE ON STAND BY, SO IT WILL BE PEACEFUL.
Sermon and prayers at Our Lady Of Lourdes Church, Klang did not contain the word Allah. #inthenameofAllah
Keadaan aman di Church of Our Lady of Lourdes di Klang. Muslimin juga hadir sbg tanda solidariti. pic.twitter.com/0qhGIgI5nn
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Star
‘No protest at churches’
Parishioners in Selangor can expect a peaceful service on the first Sunday of 2014 with the state Umno and several Muslim groups declaring that they have no intention of protesting in front of any place of worship over the use of the word ‘Allah’. Nonetheless, police will be on standby at churches and ready for any eventuality.
Christians look forward to peaceful day of prayer
PETALING JAYA: Christians in the state are looking forward to spending their first Sunday of the new year worshipping in peace,…
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Menteri kata protes bukan budaya kita!…..tapi tiada halangan untuk Umno Selangor kalau nak protes di gereja!
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（莎阿南4日訊）巫統雪州聯委會主席拿督斯里諾奧馬說，為免引起宗教糾紛和沖突，雪州巫統禁止黨員明天在雪州教堂前示威，並認同警方對付違法者。
http://www.chinapress.com.my/node/488800
更多詳細報導，請翻閱今晚／明日《中國報》！
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SELANGOR UMNO POSTPONES PROTEST BUT WARNS, “WATCH OUT! WE’RE COMING LATER!!!”
Malaysian Insider
Selangor Umno drops protest plans, but warns of ‘mega demonstration’ ahead
Noh (in red shirt) speaking to reporters at the Umno building in Shah Alam, today. – The Malaysian Insider pic, January 4, 2014.
Selangor Umno has dropped a planned protest outside a church in Klang tomorrow, but not without a warning to Father Lawrence Andrew, the editor of Catholic weekly Herald.
“Father Lawrence, don’t be rude (biadap)… if you want to show ‘besar kepala’ (big-headed), don’t be shocked if the Malay non-governmental organisations carry out a mega demonstration,” said Selangor Umno liaison chief Datuk Seri Noh Omar.
“He was the one who started it…the culprit here is Father Lawrence… not the Christians in general,” he added.
Noh said the protest tomorrow was shelved to avoid a “religious war”.
“We do not want this to spiral into a heated religious war and create unwanted tension.
“Why must we disturb other Christians and priest because of one man who does not understand the law?” he asked.
Selangor Umno drops protest plans, but warns of ‘mega demonstration’ ahead
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SELANGOR UMNO PLANS TO PROTEST AT CHURCHES IN SELANGOR! Some NGOs also have similar plans.
A coalition calling themselves the Klang Muslims Solidarity Secretariat has similar plans. Among the non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the coalition are Jalur Tiga Malaysia (Jati), Selangor Perkasa, Klang Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma), and Pertubuhan Ikatan Kebajikan dan Dakwah Selangor (IKDDAS).
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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
We won’t retreat into a state of fear, says parish priest of church targeted by protesters
The Malay Mail Online
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 3 — The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang has announced that it will continue its services on Sunday, despite a planned protest on Sunday morning by a Malay coalition over the word ‘Allah’.
In a post on its Facebook page here, the church’s priest Father Michael Chua also asked parishioners to remain calm and avoid any confrontation with the protesters.
“All activities of the parish including masses and the opening of Sunday School will continue as scheduled. We should not allow this issue to compel us to retreat into a state of fear,” Chua wrote here.
“But above all, I urge all of you to keep this matter in prayer. Let us pray to Almighty God that good sense and wisdom will prevail.”
Chua added that the church has spoken with its Catholic lawyers and will hold a discussion with the district police to ensure the safety of its parishioners and the sanctity of the church.
The South Klang police has since assured the public that it will be providing protection towards the church and patrol the area surrounding it on Sunday.
In addition, the church’s Ministers of Hospitality will also work together with volunteer corps RELA to assist churchgoers and facilitate traffic control.
“A response team of parish representatives will be on duty to receive any memorandum. I appeal to all parishioners to remain calm and to avoid any confrontation with the protestors, if any,” Chua added.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/won-t-retreat-state-fear-says-parish-priest-095400541.html
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Malaysiakini
2:51PM Jan 3, 2014
Christians seek police protection
The Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) is seeking police protection ahead of a protest march planned by Muslim groups against the use of the word ‘Allah’ by Christians in Klang, Selangor this Sunday.
Welcoming police warnings against the march, CFM hopes police will be present at the Our Lady of Lourdes Church to ensure safety of the worshippers and church.
“We call upon the police and the relevant authorities to do their sworn duty to protect and defend the rights of the Christian minority in Malaysia and to ensure that the sanctity of our places of worship and the safety of our members are not in any way violated.
“It is incumbent on the police and the relevant authorities to ensure that our places of worship are not desecrated or defiled and our worship services not disturbed by these protesters and their threatened actions,” CFM chairperson Eu Hong Seng said in a statement.
http://beta.malaysiakini.com/news/250825
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Malaysian Insider
Amid planned Umno protest, cops assure Herald editor, churches of protection
Muslim protestors burn an effigy of Catholic weekly Herald editor Father Lawrence Andrew during a protest over the use of the word ‘Allah’ by churches in Malaysia, in Kuala Langat today. – The Malaysian Insider pic by Najjua Zulkefli, January 3, 2014.
As a planned Umno protest looms on Sunday, police assured a senior Catholic priest at the centre of the Allah storm by providing protection and assistance to churches in the Klang area today.
Catholic weekly Herald editor Rev Father Lawrence Andrew said he met with police at the South Klang police station today at noon after it had called him for a chat at the South Klang police station. The police said they will patrol the area where the churches are.
“Three officers were there. We chatted for about 30 minutes and they gave me an assurance to the church that patrol cars will be deployed on that day to ensure the safety of the church,” he told The Malaysian Insider
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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
Police ‘assure safety’ of The Herald editor
Malaysiakin
Following intimidation from Muslim groups intending to stage a protest outside a church in Klang, police have given the editor of the Catholic weekly the Herald, Father Lawrence Andrew, “an assurance of safety”.
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The Klang District Muslim Solidarity Secretariat is reported to have said that its members will march to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang on Sunday to deliver a protest note should Lawrence fail to withdraw his statement over the continuous usage of the word ‘Allah’ by Christians in the country.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/police-39-assure-safety-39-herald-editor-085329695.html
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Selangor Umno is planning to demonstrate in front of churches to pressure Andrew to retract his statement and apologise over the use of the word “Allah” by Christians in their Bahasa Malaysia masses in the state. Muhyiddin supports this!
Malaysian Insider
Guan Eng raps Muhyiddin for supporting Selangor Umno’s plan to protest at churches
DAP has condemned Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s “provocative support” for Selangor Umno’s plan to protest outside Catholic churches on Sunday.
Party secretary-general Lim Guan Eng said Muhyiddin was fanning the fire of religious hatred by agreeing with Selangor Umno’s threat to demonstrate outside the churches if Herald editor Father Lawrence Andrew refused to retract and apologise over his “Allah” statement.
“Muhyiddin is behaving recklessly for political gain. He is being irresponsible by stating that Selangor Umno is acting on its own and within its lawful rights by demonstrating outside churches on Sunday.
“Such hostile acts will damage interfaith relations and destroy the religious harmony assiduously built up in Malaysia by the various communities since Merdeka,” he said in a statement today.
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the Sun daily
Police warn Selangor Umno against holding protests outside churches
PETALING JAYA (Jan 2, 2014): Police today warned of stern action should Selangor Umno follow through on its threat to protest in front of churches on Sunday, as it will contravene the Peaceful Assembly Act (PAA).
“We will take stern action,” state police chief Datuk Mohd Shukri Dahlan said in a text message to theSun today.
Selangor Umno had threatened to hold the protests unless a senior Catholic priest apologises for insisting that Christians can use the word “Allah”.
Gombak Umno chief Abdul Rahim Kamarudin was quoted by Utusan Malaysia on Wednesday as saying the party will stage protests if Father Lawrence Andrew, the editor of Catholic weekly Herald, does not withdraw his statement by Saturday.
Police warn Selangor Umno against holding protests outside churches
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YAHOO! NEWS MALAYSIA
Among the non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in the coalition are Jalur Tiga Malaysia (Jati), Selangor Perkasa, Klang Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma), and Pertubuhan Ikatan Kebajikan dan Dakwah Selangor (IKDDAS).
Malay groups to protest at Klang church, threaten ‘uprising’ over ‘Allah’
The Malay Mail Online
KLANG, Jan 2 — A rally will be held at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes in Klang this Sunday morning over the insistence of Christians in the state to use the word ‘Allah’, a coalition of Malay-Muslim groups announced today.
The coalition calling themselves the Klang Muslims Solidarity Secretariat blamed church leaders for sparking the current row over the Arabic word and threatened an “uprising” if their demand to stop non-Muslims from using it is ignored.
“We will not conspire and give permission to any churches to use the word ‘Allah’, and this includes other non-Muslims as well,” the secretariat’s president, Mohd Khairi Hussin told reporters here.
The rally is expected to draw Muslims from around the Klang area, and participants will gather at 9am before marching towards the 85-year-old Catholic church to deliver a memorandum expressing their dissatisfaction.
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The secretariat confirmed today that another protest will happen simultaneously at the Metro Tabernacle Church in Taman Samudera, Gombak on Sunday, followed by similar protests around Selangor in the days after.
http://my.news.yahoo.com/malay-groups-protest-klang-church-threaten-uprising-over-085300397.html
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