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Malaysian government drops appeal on non-Muslim use of word Allah

The government has decided to withdraw its appeal concerning the High Court's ruling, which permits non-Muslims to utilize the word "Allah" and three other terms for educational purposes. The three additional words in question are kaabah, solat, and baitullah. The termination notice was filed on April 18 by the senior…

Masing rebuffs calls to appeal Allah decision | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal

Masing rebuffs calls to appeal Allah decision | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal
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Christians can use word Allah | Daily Express Online - Sabah s Leading News Portal

Published on: Thursday, March 11, 2021 By: Bernama Malay Mail pic Kuala Lumpur: The High Court here on Wednesday ruled that Christians nationwide can use the word Allah and three other Arabic words in their religious publications for educational purposes. The three other words are Baitullah, Kaabah and solat. This follows Court of Appeal Judge Datuk Nor Bee Ariffin, sitting as High Court judge, allowing a judicial review application by a Sarawak native Christian, Jill Ireland Lawrence Bill. ADVERTISEMENT In the application, Jill Ireland had sought, among others, a declaration that it is her constitutional right to have access to Christian publications in the exercise of her rights to practise her religion and right to education, as provided under Article 11 of the Federal Constitution.

Ridiculous to demand appeal against Allah decision, says Sarawak DCM

‘Ridiculous’ to demand appeal against ‘Allah’ decision, says Sarawak DCM FMT Reporters © Provided by Free Malaysia Today James Masing says that to appeal the decision, the parties would need to seek a review of Article 11 of the Federal Constitution. KUCHING: A Sarawak deputy chief minister has rebuffed those calling for Putrajaya to appeal the “Allah” decision, saying they are being “ridiculous” as Malaysia is a multi-religious country. James Masing said the decision by the High Court that Christians are allowed to use “Allah” in their religious education showed the right to freedom of religion in Malaysia. “I believe the judge had considered all aspects of religious and cultural sensitivity when making the judgment,” he said in a statement.

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