Recent events in Malaysia — i.e. various outrages and provocations committed by Muslims officially or non-officially towards non Muslims — have, as is often delicately put, ‘raised tensions’ between Malaysian Muslims and its various non Muslim minorities. More specifically, these recent events have exposed the fiction that Malaysia is one ‘harmonious’ multi-ethnic and multi-religious society […]
No ‘recent terrorist acts’ in Malaysia, so no problem. Right?
Uh, not exactly. From “Malaysia safe from extreme terrorist acts, says report”, The Star, 23 Aug 2011: PETALING JAYA: Malaysia has not suffered any serious incident of terrorism in recent years, thanks to effective law enforcement efforts and close counter-terrorism cooperation with the United States and the international community, a global report on terrorism says. […]
Non Muslim Malaysians urged to not fear Islam
Now why would the ‘kuffar’, the non Muslims, of Malaysia or anywhere else for that matter, have anything to fear in regards to Islam? Thinking about this question, let alone trying to honestly answer it, has already been either criminalized or heavily discouraged in many places in the world. So should non Muslims fear Islam? […]
Malaysian government policy of ‘economic jihad’ to continue
Lest anyone be swayed by recent Malaysian government flourishes (such as the recent decision to formalise relations with the Vatican), if you’re a Malaysian Muslim, you can be rest assured that your government is looking out for number one. According to a statement made today by no less a personage than the Malaysian Deputy Prime […]
Jihad by arson: Headquarters of Malaysia’s major non-Muslim political party attacked
Malaysia’s political landscape is dominated by various Muslim or Muslim-led parties, of varying piousness and Islamic fervor. There is only one major non Muslim political party in Malaysia, a leftist party called DAP (Democratic Action Party) which is majority Chinese-Malaysian. The top dog of the Malaysian political realm has long been UMNO (United Malays National […]
Bombing at mosque in Pakistan, at least 30 dead
We’ve long noted here at Jihad Watch the propensity for Muslims to increase jihad attacks, not to mention murder and mayhem in general, during the ‘holy’ month of Ramadan, AKA ‘Bombadan‘. So when it’s a Friday, during Ramadan, and you’re in a mosque in Pakistan Muslim-occupied India, the chances of being struck by a mujahid […]
Thou shalt not mix ‘haram’ & ‘halal’: Malaysia’s dhimmis scamper to appease their Muslim masters
2011 is shaping up to be yet another ill-starred year for the dhimmis (non Muslims) of Malaysia. If it isn’t getting their Bibles seized by the authorities in carload lots, then it’s blasphemous rumors (in the government-backed media) of the Christians supposedly wanting to make a Christian the prime minster and/or make Christianity the official […]
Malaysian ‘misunderstander’ of Islam ready to ‘wage war’ on unbelievers
A Malaysian Muslim calls for ‘war’ against non Muslims? During the ‘holy month’ of Ramadan? Wait, I thought only greasy ‘Islamophobes’ incited violence. Anyway, the Malaysian ‘misunderstander’ of the Religion of Peaceâ„¢ who’s ready to go to ‘war’ is not just your average generic jihadist — Senator Ezam Mohammad Nor is a Right Honorable member […]
Malaysia, Sharia, and the Pact of Umar
The recent church raid in Malaysia by the Muslim lifestyle police (i.e. ‘Jais’) is highly instructive. As my fellow Malaysian counterjihad blogger Timothy Leif at Scribes Malaysia has eloquently put it, it shows that Sharia is not just ‘for’ Muslims — it’s for everybody. Whether you like it or not. From “JAIS: Sharia For Non-Muslims […]
Malaysian Christians finding it hard to ignore worsening persecution at the hands of Muslims
The recent brutal religious police raid on a Malaysian church is proving to be a watershed moment, a moment that, for Christians in Malaysia, is showing just how bad the persecution in their own country has become. Even Malaysia’s Christians have begun to notice. From “Upset, Christians tell each other to pray for a change […]