I am very disturbed by the rate of murtad in singapore. Its very scary. And most of those who murtad are under the covers, meaning, they still retain their muslim names still. You never know who's murtad and who is still a real Muslim.
I think its essential that from now on, there should be a clear distinction between Malays and Muslims. Being a Malay does not neccessarily mean that the person is a Muslim now.
And so, when someone makes the mistake of saying things like, "Eh, Malays must pray five times aa?" You must clearly answer back, "No. Muslims pray five times a day. Malay is a race. Not a religion."
So from now on, make a clear statement that you are a Malay-Muslim. Not just a Malay anymore.
Spread the message. Education is the key.
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you got the email about the "remaja2 murtad" isit?
the thing is, i and my fiance were so disturbed by it, that he went to the website. there weren't any malays at all on the site.
i mean, its disturbing, supersupersuper disturbing, these murtads yang menggunakan nama melayu etc.. but somehow the email about that Khairon guy, i think is not true. Hopefully it's not true lah hor.
Nauzubillah. It's very scary la, seeing these Malays who I assume were born Muslims but along the way, got lost.
spoken like a true educator! well done hunny!
anyway, it is scary innit? the fact that there are people murtad-ing. Nauzubillah!
its quite disgusting.
the mats in my class took a very long time to warm up to me, because they found out that I cannot speak bahasa melayu very well.
but then, come bulan puasa, they dont fast!!! shameful right?
theyre only proud of being malays, not muslims. with people like them, how are people gonna be educated, when its the fasting month and theyre not fasting? bad impression. blah.
ive missed you so lovely.
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