QUOTE(Chowda @ Jul 3 2018, 04:26 PM)
yeah it can be worded differently.
My boss has the same opinion and I just realize this recently too. You know how the architectural design of mosques in Malaysia are eerily similar to the ones in the Middle East? You go to china mosque you can at least see an Oriental design, signs of Islam spreading and integrating into the community.
That isn't the case for Malaysian Mosque, lacking any form of local architectural design. Thus, you can see where the term "more arab than arab" came from.
The mosque is actually considered as "Rumah Allah", so I do not see why they would not be adhering to Masjid Nabawi, in Medina, the birthplace of Islam - it helps distinguish the mosques to other Malay buildins as well. Malay-Muslims on the other hand do not necessarily need to Aribify themselves, you would not be a non-Muslim by not adopting Arabic names and cultures.My boss has the same opinion and I just realize this recently too. You know how the architectural design of mosques in Malaysia are eerily similar to the ones in the Middle East? You go to china mosque you can at least see an Oriental design, signs of Islam spreading and integrating into the community.
That isn't the case for Malaysian Mosque, lacking any form of local architectural design. Thus, you can see where the term "more arab than arab" came from.
Jul 3 2018, 04:53 PM

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This is a Middle Eastern or Arabian Design, the original
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