The way I see it, Dong Zong's protest is a pre-emptive action against the crowd that links Jawi as exclusive to Islam and Muslim when it obviously not.

We already have issues previously with businesses "mengelirukan Muslim dengan bungkusan dan logo berunsuer Islam" whatever that even mean, we don't need another non-Muslim insults Muslim/Islams by "menulis kata kesat/tak senonoh dengan Jawi".

I don't have to deny it, it's in the news.

Wow 3 pages of text book with how to recognise 3or 4 words and you can fully write jawi already

Trying to save malaysia from future racism by bringing malaysia into a race sentiment headlong first. What wonderful logic

This post has been edited by akutaksempurna: Jan 6 2020, 01:48 AM

Battling war of fantasy.

What is a speculation? Preemptive like you said earlier.

This post has been edited by cassian948: Jan 6 2020, 01:42 AM

Just ignore mr denial, rather than accepting facts he just want to argue with his imagination

ماچمله تق اد اينترنيت اونتوق بلاجر جاوي كن؟

Your spiritual leader already put Jawi in a holy position, so no, please keep it.

https://www.sinarharian.com.my/article/6375...asa-asal-Melayu

Schoolchildren can learn anything. They don't care about adult politics. For them it's something new to learn and know. Having proficiency in multiple language is an advantage. If the children can take up all the knowledge presented to them it will bear a better future for the country.

I am afraid to dissapoint you. But i am a non...

And while dong zong tries to rescue malaysia from future racism like you said it with its pre emptive strike ; instead gave the impression of chinese hating the malay in the present moment

Better to have racial sentiment now than later ya(by your logic)

This post has been edited by akutaksempurna: Jan 6 2020, 01:54 AM

The effort was to introduce to children, it wasn't a full scale rollout.

The point to justify the rejection used, such as useless writing, creeping arabisation, not in anyway helping the situation.

This post has been edited by cassian948: Jan 6 2020, 01:56 AM

>not even teaching how to write.
>only explain what is written on commonly found items like money
what is the fuss about?

non support jawi. thanks bro. u are good malaysian.

Brah he is just pure delusional.. No part of the article even mention anything about what he think it says....

And I am Steve Jobs.

What is already holy is untouchable and definitely being placed on a pedestal that only those seem worthy are allowed to use.

Tackle the religious extremism first then we can talk about learning and using.

By that time I can also teach Malay how to write in ㄓㄨˋ ㄧㄣ ㄨㄣˊ

There are many good malaysians out there. Just unfortunately, these people dont feel strongly in going out there to comment non stop in social media unlike these racist bugger with an agenda..

We have job and life you know

Malaysian unite ✌️

If its holy and untouchable why was it taught back in the 80s.. My dad can read and write jawi.. He did not convert hence me here still a non... I think you need to know how to differentiate a writing system and the quran...

Jawi is a writing like a, b, c, d, e... If i write bad words with roman alphabet am i against the christian and the bibles?

Well buddy you keep talking about religious extrimist, i think you are on a verge to be an extrimist yourself cuz you dont see reason but hatred...

Bangkang just for the sake of bangkang

This post has been edited by akutaksempurna: Jan 6 2020, 02:06 AM

Are you trying to tell me the political scene and the atmosphere today is the same as 40-50 years ago?

We are in year 2020, not 1980.

Lol.. Regardless of the political scene it does not change the fact that jawi is the writing...

Like if i write bad word using latin or greek or hebrew will the jew or christian think i am insulting the bible or torah

Right, and you are pure without any agenda.

You won't even think about opening this thread and taking shots at other people if you don't have an agenda.

Mmg start slow slow...3 page oni...

Again, the holy leader already placed Jawi on a holy pedestal.

No one placed Latin, Hebrew, Greek on a holy pedestal.