I'm asking.

JAKIM = GOD

Then PAS how?

N that's my answer to ur question. How u choose to interpret it, i had no control over it.

Otherwise how to create jobs for those study in Islamic U, major in religion?

Based on the comments here, it is clear that plenty of people do not like Islam. Now I do not hate anyone, I am not a racist like a good number here who would judge people based on their religion nor race. But plenty of people here apply stereotypes to certain people just because they just happens to be the race and holds onto the religion of such stereo type

You have such qualities, which makes you unfit to unite Malaysians. It is ok to believe in stereotypes because they exist for a reason, but it is not OK to blanket apply the stereotype to everyone of that race. For example, the stereotype is that Chinese are cheats; it would be wrong for me to assume a Mr Chin that just started working in the neighboring office to be a cheater. Likewise, Malays are easygoing with their life, it is racist for you to assume that Jamal that was promoted over you in the company is for nothing.

Your thoughts are very elementary; you cannot differentiate stereotypes vs racism, which is why we are having this debate

edit: Also two wrongs do not make a right mate. If you believe that the policies in Malaysia are racist, in turn you yourself are using those excuses to act the way you are as a retaliation. So you admit to being a racist. The typical argument is always: "It is ok for me to be racist because the country is racist"

The national policies are beyond my control, I am not a politician yet I practice my basic powers that is voting in the election; you cannot demand that I take action beyond what I already have for the rights of my people, especially when enemies of Islam keep attacking Jakim. But you on the other hand is caught spewing racially-inclined thoughts. You believe that because the national policy of the country can be racially-biased (debatable, and for another time), you use that as an excuse to be a full-blown racist on a personal level.

See what I mean when I said that you are not fit to unite the country, because deep down... your heart is black like a coal

This post has been edited by wild_card_my: Jan 16 2020, 02:48 PM

Talk about stereotyping. Funny how u earlier on other thread kept saying nons kept chiding muslim n malays in this forum, conveniently leaving out the same thing happens at other socmed platforms, only this time the other way round. If wanna talk all mighty n high, at least try pretend like one as well.
U talk about qualities. Doesn't seem u urself got a lot of it as well. N which part of me blanket apply to everyone of that race u mention?? The only person i cover is u, n u only. So who's the one trying to streotype here??

N since u edit what u post n make it a long putar halim, now show me which part did i attack jakim?? Please kindly show it.

Like I said, you do not know the difference between stereotypes and racism. There is very little to discuss with someone who does not realize his racially-inclined intentions.

Not to mention that you expect me to control the actions of the governments (their policies) as well the actions of those on the social media platform - I can't I am but one person. But hey, there is you. You can control yourself, keep yourself to be too racially-inclined; but you refuse

You keep using other people's actions as an excuse to be racist yourself, as a means for retaliation.

So does that make you good or bad? Like I said, heart as black as coal. Stop all these nonsense and just be better. Stop applying stereotypes onto others; see the person for who he is. You will see colors, without doubt, but only you can stop applying those stereotypes according to the colors.

Or not and remain a person with /k/ mindset

Now back to my question again, which part of me there attack jakim??

Not you personally perhaps, but there many like you in this thread and others as well that are attacking Jakim. You dislike when Jakim is fulfilling their duties for the betterment of Islam and Muslims alike. The crux of the matter, Muslims being told not to celebrate other people's festivities have nothing to do with people like you, but you like to interfere and claim what is not - "it is a cultural, not religion". Nope, in Islam, these are considered religious festivity and it is within the rights of the highest authority of Islamic faith to as they are required

So r u basically saying now that u just accused me of sumthing i never did??
There's no need for u to make it a long putar halim.

there you go. thats your problem right there
you're now at a point where you cannot even tell apart cultural festival vs. religious festival
ever wondered where you went wrong? how come you dont know where the line between cultural and religion is?
how come you are so blinded or ignorance of the difference?

what? u dare persoal?! u enemy of islam!!

Jangan bai. Nanti he's gonna make it into a long putar halim again.

Let me throw another curve ball.

Ponggal is celebrated by Hindus and Christians who are from Indian decent. The fact that Christians(indian) who are not hindus, celebrate this cultural festival. So it goes to say that it has nothing to do with R E L I G I O N.

Get that into your heads.

Cheers!

Just yes or no should suffice. If not, it's open for interpretation and in absence of physical reprerentation then written evidence is usually enough to form opinion.