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Catholics sue for right to use 'Allah' in Malaysia
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Penang can use 'Allah'
Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Nazri Aziz says Penang can use 'Allah' because it doesn't have a Sultan as Head of State. The same applies to the Federal Territory, Sarawak, and Sabah. -
10-point solution created
Government issues 10-point solution to appease Christian and Muslim groups. Datuk Idris Jala claims that it will make all groups happy. (Picture from The Star) -
Call to burn bibles
PERKASA chief Datuk Ibrahim Ali calls for the burning of al-Kitab (Malay bibles) by Muslims. (Picture from Free Malaysia Today) -
PERKASA VP insults Hindu deities
PERKASA vice-president Datuk Zulkifli Noordin insults Hindu deities and questions the purity of the Ganges, a river sacred to Hinduism. (Picture from The Malaysian Insider) -
Sultan of Selangor bans 'Allah'
The Sultan of Selangor bans 'Allah' from use of non-Muslims, though he later makes an exception for Sikhs. -
Perak mufti calls for violence against peaceful protestors
Perak mufti calls for violence against peaceful protestors, calling them 'bughah' for opposing recent price hikes. -
300 bibles seized in Selangor
JAIS seizes 300 bibles from the Bible Society of Malaysia, even though Iban bibles are exempt from 'Allah' ban. -
Catholic priest questioned for sedition
Father Lawrence Andrews, a priest who called for continued use of 'Allah' in Christian ceremony, is being investigated under sedition. (Picture from The Malaysian Insider) -
40 words banned in Penang
Penang mufti bans 40 words for non-Muslims.
