Posted on 14 November 2011 Shape of a Pocket by Jacqueline Ann Surin.
IF there is one word that best explains and describes the virulent reaction towards Datuk Ambiga Sreenevasan, that word, for me, would be fear. That’s right. Fear. In fact, it would seem from the continuing attacks against the Bersih 2.0 chairperson that this fear is such that she should be detained without trial under the [...]
Tags: Abdul Aziz Bahri, Ambiga Sreenevasan, Bersih 2.0, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Karpal Singh, Perkasa, Seksuali Merdeka, Shape of a Pocket, Sisters in Islam, Umno, police in Malaysia
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Posted on 31 August 2010 By The Nut Graph team.
THIS month has been a particularly significant one for The Nut Graph team. It is not only Ramadan and the month of Merdeka. It also marks our two-year anniversary and the month when we transform our operations into Plan B. While there’s constantly new beginnings to look forward to, these moments give us pause to [...]
Tags: Cetdem, Chou Z Lam, Epic - Voice Your Choice, Fahmi Reza, Green Surf Coalition, Gurmit Singh, Joshua Wong, Karpal Singh, Khairy Jamaluddin, Merdeka Awards, Sisters in Islam, The Nut Graph, The Penan Support Group, amir muhammad
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Posted on 06 August 2010 Shape of a Pocket by Jacqueline Ann Surin.
“SATU lagi projek Barisan Nasional”. That’s the tagline that often graces billboards announcing projects that the BN government has funded. It’s a tagline often used during elections to help the ruling coalition convince voters of its commitment towards development. But after yet another unnecessary police crackdown on peaceful demonstrators protesting 50 years of the Internal [...]
Tags: Ahmad Mazlan, Allah issue, BN projects, Barisan Nasional, Hishammuddin Hussein, Jacqueline Ann Surin, Muslim Women and the Challenge of Islamic Extremism, Najib Razak, Sisters in Islam, Tim Harford, Tony Pua, Zunar, anti-ISA protest, cow-head protest, islam, press freedom
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Posted on 21 July 2010 By Ding Jo-Ann.
PETALING JAYA, 21 July 2010: A landmark study on polygamy in Malaysia has cast doubt on whether husbands in polygamous marriages are able to treat their wives and children equally as intoned by the Quran. The study, conducted by Sisters in Islam in collaboration with academics from several local universities, found that while almost 80% [...]
Tags: Masjaliza Hamzah, Muslim countries, Rashidah Shuib, Sisters in Islam, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, polygamy, quran
Posted in Lead Story, News
Posted on 02 June 2010 By Jacqueline Ann Surin and Shanon Shah.
Map of Muslim-majority countries. Darker shades indicate higher percentage of Muslims(Map source: Wiki commons) DURING a press conference in 2003, then Perlis Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Shahidan Kassim tried to defend the state’s decision to loosen conditions for polygamy. Perlis had decided that Muslim men did not need to seek their first wife’s consent to [...]
Tags: 1Malaysia pageant, Ali Gomaa, Mufti, Muslims, Sisters in Islam, fatwa, islam, journalists, reporting on Islam
Posted in Commentary, News
Posted on 23 April 2010 By Shanon Shah.
“Zaid committed a personal sin when he consumed alcohol. If he has repented and Allah accepts it, his sins are forgiven.” PAS secretary-general Datuk Mustafa Ali, on character assassinations against Parti Keadilan Rakyat (PKR)’s candidate for Hulu Selangor, Datuk Zaid Ibrahim, for his alcohol-drinking. Mustafa called Zaid’s detractors “unprofessional”, and reminded them not to forget [...]
Tags: Found in Quotation, Hulu Selangor, Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno, Shanon Shah, Sisters in Islam, Zaid Ibrahim, alcohol, by-election, drinking, inconsistencies, islam, issue, muslim, pas, smear campaign
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