QUOTE(arubin @ Sep 28 2015, 02:38 PM)
Really? And how many non-Muslims will want to learn Islamic studies?
The logic is the same. If you can accuse vernacular schools of impeding unity due to a mono-cultural environment, the same also directly applies to religious schools.
Its mostly Chinese hanging out with Chinese in Chinese schools, and Muslims hanging out with Muslims in religious schools. There's no getting around it. If the former is a problem, than so it the latter. You're just making excuses for the latter.
Last time even in SK....it's the same Chinese mostly hangs out with Chinese and Melei with Melei. No difference really.The logic is the same. If you can accuse vernacular schools of impeding unity due to a mono-cultural environment, the same also directly applies to religious schools.
Its mostly Chinese hanging out with Chinese in Chinese schools, and Muslims hanging out with Muslims in religious schools. There's no getting around it. If the former is a problem, than so it the latter. You're just making excuses for the latter.
Sep 28 2015, 02:41 PM

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