Saturday, December 27, 2014

Datuk Johari Umno supreme council member warmed Don’t Use Hudud to Poison the Discourse and Polarise the Polity

It’s not moderate Muslims’ fault  fundamentalist Islamic organisations have sent tremors round the world. As a scared world dissects the causes and tries to find solutions, many stress the role of the ‘moderate Muslim’, or educated and modern Muslims who have kept quiet or not spoken up enough in all this.However, it isn’t as simple. To find solutions, it is important not to assign blame to a whole group of people. The first step is to try and understand the moderate Muslim point of view.Imagine this. You have grown up respecting a religion and its holy texts. Along with customs and rituals you have also affirmed a lot of positive values – compassion, honesty, humility, love, integrity, generosity. You are a rational, scientific human being but still give religion an important place in your life. After all it teaches you humanity, makes you a better person and keeps you positive.

PAS central committee member Nik Mohamad Abduh Nik Abdul Aziz said the two legislators from PAS who had supported PKR president Datuk Seri Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail as the new Selangor menteri besar were ‘traitors’. – The Malaysian Insider file pic, September 10, 2014.
Nik Abduh must explain himself more clearly Now imagine a small section of Muslims like PAS , who claim to share your religion, spreading hate and violence. They claim to be defending the same religion you love and respect, but their actions do not agree with your conscience at all. This fringe group is a paradox. It upholds something you love, but acts in a manner you despise
The desire to be politically correct has overtaken the imperative to be politically sensible. Method and order, the favourite weapons of Hercule Poirot, might be usefully employed in analysis The life-blood of our democracy is a covenant, a pact between elector and elected that the quid pro quo for the vote is service to the constituency. The quality of that service is an important (but not the only) factor in an MP’s re-election. This is the one big check that keeps a MP on some sort of practical leash
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