muslim themselves the enemy of islam
filed in islam, malaysia, politics |
on Sep.18, 2009
don’t label me an islamaphobe, please. (there’s one particular blogger who like to do that though i had told him numerous times i’m not).
“muslim themselves the enemy of islam, not the kafir” “it was muslim themselves who insult islam” came from none other than popular elusive blogger, RPK. i fully agree with him of course. many a times it was what the muslim did that made us want to comment about them (and here they are calling us islamophobe!) and yet when we do, we get bashed by them (saying silly stuffs like “you don’t know about islam, so don’t comment” or “you hate islam, that’s why you said this”
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look at the recent cow-head protest incident. dragging a bloody cow’s head? and protesting just after friday prayers? and the worst of all, doing all that in the name of allah (when they shouted “allah akbar”… wasn’t that an insult to islam? wasn’t what they did invited comments from us non muslim? of course also the infamous incident at the city council building with the protestors and the shah alam section 23 residents… look at how they behaved. they shamed their own muslim!!
“it is muslim themselves who give islam a bad name” as RPK said in the video… ” look at the protest where they attacked DAP with a banner that had the vulgar word ‘puk***ak DAP…’ next to the word ‘islam’. oh gee… using a vulgar word alongside ‘islam’… wasn’t that giving a bad name to islam?
also the fact that many of these protests or any other actions by muslim they like to use the name of allah by shouting “allah akbar!”. why bring allah into their fight? RPK said it “they do this in the name of islam”, “islam had made them do this” and so on… not verbatim… please do view the video yourselves for what came from the horse’s mouth.
September 19th, 2009 on 5:06 am
I have to agree with RPK. I too feel that what these guys did was in fact insulting of Islam when they probably thought that they were defending it. There are several ways to indicate their displeasure over the issue but parading a severed cow head was definitely not.
I do hope the authorities come down with a heavy hand on those involved so that people dare not repeat a similar drama in the future.
September 20th, 2009 on 7:05 am
There was another case where a State religious officer (can’t remember which state) caught a night club-bar female worker for her alleged inappropriate dressing, told her to report back to his office the following day, propositioned her for a blowjob … etc etc – it was in the papers a few years back.
As RPK has pointed out, that’s the scoundrel working in the name of Islam and abusing his religious authority to obtain sexual gratification, indeed an insult to the holy name of a great religion.
Seems the Jabatan Agama organizations have not been psychologically vetting their enforcement officers when we see such perverts among their staff.
And the court failed to apply the legal concept of vicarious liability in the case RPK highlighted.
September 21st, 2009 on 10:10 pm
Religion or the pseudo of has always been used to perpetuate evil as a cover up throughout history. Nothing is new here , just that in Malaysia the other minority races are cowering with fear and can do nothing, lest their presently comfortable lifestyle is compromised.
and each time somebody like RPK comes along and say it ,people regard him as a Hero ! Just proves that Malaysians are generally impotent and hide in their own shells
September 22nd, 2009 on 2:48 am
adam
in this video though RPK was not talking about the cow-head protest but specifically about the arrest of the woman who was forced to pee in the van and photographed.
kaytee
yes i vaguely remember that case.
i suppose the jab. agama never thought their own officers would stoop to do such shameful, evil things, that’s why no vetting. the officers were too tempted i think! (can’t control!).
wennes
i’m sure people already consider RPK a hero, not necessary for him to speak up, only consider him a hero. and people are aware of all these religion stuff that is going on too, so when someone spoke up, they then too spoke up… to agree with RPK. yes it had been happening… did you speak up? if you do speak up, then i’m sure people will pat your back and even regard you as a hero too.
fact is everybody knows what is going on… and they need someone to speak up, then they too speak up… or when they read about the going-on in the media, then they speak up.
simple as that. not that everybody idol worship RPK as a hero when he spoke up.