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It is about time we demand recprocity from the MuslimsReader comment on item: Russian Orthodox Churches in Saudi Arabia? Submitted by Francis T Rozario (Malaysia), Dec 22, 2008 at 07:12 Malaysia is a secular country with Islam as its official religion. That was the conditions of our independence from the British. It is an offence for a Muslim to convert to another faith, fi he does he is detained without trial and sent ot the shrink to be brain washed. In some cases a brother may have converted and knowledge of that conversion would have been in public domain but the deceased was not, but on a mere claim by him the authorities would snatch the body without due regard to wife and children's desires and claims that he wasn't a Muslim and be taken for burial under Muslim rites. Once this is done the estate of the deceased immdeiately goes to his Muslim brother. In other cases it goes to the Islamic authorities. The Catholic Newspaper in the country is bullied, its permit to print withheld and the renewal due in January of 2009 is yet to be given, with one minister openly saying "let them wait."
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