Islam like many religion is a way of life. To me this project will not discourage me to live in Cyberjaya despite being a chinese. If done properly its like any major city like Dubai or Doha

People fear what they don't know/understand and this is no exception. It's only a short piece of news with no details and people just simply jump into conclusions convenient to them.

What's wrong having a Islamic concept city? The area is only 215 hectare (approx 2 times Setia Eco Glades CBJ development of 108 hectare).
What they going to build in there is early education, medical, financial, commercial and higher education.
So I would imagine, Bank Islam, many halal shops/restaurants, Islamic University etc will be concentrated here. In my view it's a nice and unique one stop shop concept.
No bar/night club, Magnum/Toto shop or Bak Kut Teh - so what? We can spend less to gamble and get drunk and even go vegetarian. Heck these are also Buddhist teachings (refrain from gambling, alcohol and meat).

Those who cannot tahan - Dengkil is 10mins drive, Cyberjaya township is well established with MNCs and great mix of commercials and mall.
Furthermore Science Park2 is leasehold and this land is huge and struggling to develop (donkey years still Q Cell only). So see this as a catalyst for development which will spill over to Cyberjaya. As an investor I would welcome educational institutions and medical centers (no matter what religion it's based on)

Sorry for being blunt but it makes my annoyed that after so many years of independence and us condemning racist politicians, so many here are pots calling the kettle black!!

Just saying. ..should we then fear of Xia Men university then?

I suspect this myproblem fella is not a Malaysian.