@newsenz: PAS says non-Muslims can be ministers. But can they actually govern? Hadi Awang says non-Muslims may hold cabinet positions such as Works or Forestry, while ministries that formulate policies affecting Muslims should be led by Muslims. His aide later said the examples were merely illustrative and open to interpretation. Which ministries are actually open to non-Muslims? What counts as a policy that “affects Muslims”? Who decides where that line is drawn? A cabinet should be built around competence, integrity and the ability to serve the country. If someone can be trusted to be a minister, they should not automatically become a second-class policymaker because of their faith. #pas #hadiawang #politik #malaysiamadani #cabinet #malaysia #inclusion #putrajaya #pakatanharapan #perikatannasional

jeffcho :

Why middle east muslim countries call Hadi a terrorist ?

Frankie 1415 :

Peter Ting :

Where’s the 3R police when you need them😂

HantuRider :

Nowdays, muslims in Malaysia just follow ‘instructions’ in their religion isntead of trully understanding the religion by heart. Not letting non-muslim govern is only bcs of fear, which is I do u understand what their concern is. But we also shouldn’t be ignorant abt the fact that there’re also non-muslim living in this country. Muslims afraid to take any risk. Instead, we should learn how to coexist with each other, mutually beneficial and Does not harm/disadvantage either party. That’s what makes Malaysia truly unique.

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Go view what Burkina Faso president Ibrahim Toare said about religions.