The FT mufti bill: Unconstitutional and divisive
What we have gained 20 years ago was somewhat erased by this sectarian bill overnight.
Don't stunt Islamic thinkers, says Khairy in joining criticism of mufti bill
The former Umno Youth chief reminds the government of the danger of alienating different intellectual traditions within Islam.
Two-thirds majority, but Anwar's coalition is a house of cards, says Mahathir
The former leader tells why the government wants to prevent PN from raising Malay issues.
'Halal' and Islamic principles: The slippery slope of Jakim's certification
An academic says the zeal with which the authorities enforce halal certification is due to the bureaucratisation of Islam.
Is Malaysia set to become the pariah of the Muslim world?
Yes, if our MPs foolishly vote in favour of constitutional amendments that take away the citizenship rights of foundlings and orphans.
Muslim sensitivities
At the same time, Umno Youth and others angry at KK Mart don't mind that pork stew is our heritage food.
Appeals court denies woman's leave bid to renounce Islam
It says only the Shariah Court has exclusive jurisdiction to determine issues of renunciation as per Article 121(1A) of the Federal Constitution.
Cops haul in man over video criticising Anwar's Islamic conversion as 'stunt'
Arun Dorasamy was questioned by the Bukit Aman police, who are investigating him under three laws.
Pakistani Christians hold Sunday services at churches burnt by mob
Police have arrested the two Christian men accused of the blasphemy, and are investigating them, and said they have rounded up nearly 160 people involved in the mob attack.
Proposal for strict action against those who ridicule Islam submitted to Agong, says Anwar
The prime minister says the proposal is to defend the interests of all Malaysians, not just the Malays.
The controversial Indian Muslim leader feted by Anwar
Kanthapuram AP Aboobacker Musliyar was one of the first to congratulate Anwar Ibrahim last year, and was bestowed the top Islamic award from the Malaysian government eight months later.
In Muslim-majority Indonesia, Islamic preacher under fire over unorthodox views
Panji Gumilang, head of the Al-Zaytun school in conservative West Java province, faces a maximum 10 years in prison if found guilt of blasphemy and hate speech.
