From Allah to ... Christian books

Submitted by JihadWatch (United States), Jan 23, 2008 at 02:02

Malaysia with a 60% population of Muslims is attempting to do what every other Muslim dominated country is doing - stepping on and trampling the faith of others as if they own the entire world. I don't think that Muslims realize that Moses and Noah are Jewish prophets from whom Muhammad had borrowed some ides for his own outrageous religion that he conjured up during his schizophrenic state of mind.

Malaysian authorities have been seizing dead bodies from funeral homes and in wakes with the slightest hint of the dead person's conversion to Islam. They hold corpses hostage and do everything in their power to give the corpses a Muslim burial. Families are torn apart and heart-broken. Please read the following article:

THE STAR ONLINE

Wednesday January 23, 2008

Christians laud ministry for stepping in

KUALA LUMPUR: The National Christian Fellowship Malaysia has commended the Deputy Internal Security Minister Datuk Fu Ah Kiow for intervening with the seizure of several Christian books.

Its secretary-general Wong Kin Kong said the move was good for inter-religious harmony.

Wong was commenting on the report the ministry had returned several Christian books which carried the picture of the Prophet Moses and Noah.

Fu had confirmed that the instruction had been given to the ministry's publications unit but declined to elaborate on the matter.

Last week, the Council of Churches in Malaysia (CCM) had urged the leadership to intervene, saying the books, in English, were not meant for Muslims, adding that they were children's books.

Its secretary-general Dr Hermen Shastri, questioning the rationale behind the confiscation, said there was nothing sensitive about the book as they were meant for Christians.

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