The world needs free and open borders
The world needs free and open borders By Zan Azlee I recently got a call from a consultant company that helps people get Green Cards (or Permanent Residencies) to live […]
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A debate on Islam will do us good
A debate on Islam will do us good By Zan Azlee The much-talked about debate between Ahli Sunnah Wal Jamaah Malaysia (Aswaja) president Zamihan Mat Zin and Perlis Mufti Datuk […]
Does the personal life of a politician influence his ability to govern?
Does the personal life of a politician influence his ability to govern? By Zan Azlee What is considered off-limits when it comes to a politician’s or elected leader’s life? If […]
Two ministers, an MB, an A-G, and it was that easy?
Two ministers, an MB, an A-G, and it was that easy? By Zan Azlee In the past seven or eight months, we have seen three top leaders in Umno who […]
Blasphemy is man-made, so question away
Blasphemy is man-made, so question away By Zan Azlee ISLAM is a fairly unique religion in the sense that everyone is considered equal no matter who you are. It doesn’t […]
The radicalisation of Malaysia
The radicalisation of Malaysia By Zan Azlee Since when has “liberal” and “pluralism” been considered bad words by Islam? This is quite surprising for me since I consider myself to […]
Seriously now, who really understands the TPPA?
Seriously now. Who really understands the TPPA? By Zan Azlee I attended the #BantahTPP rally that took place last Saturday in Kuala Lumpur because I wanted to see how many […]
Sacrifice education last during financial crisis
Sacrifice education last during financial crisis By Zan Azlee A man has just lost his job and is on the way home to his family. He is feeling sad, confused […]
Hindus do it, so why can’t Muslims?
Hindus do it, so why can’t Muslims? By Zan Azlee A good friend of mine is a Hindu priest. He told me that Hindus are not polytheists: the different deities […]
There’s still hope for Malaysia’s Muslims
There’s still hope for Malaysia’s Muslims By Zan Azlee I remember when my youngest brother was still in kindergarten. He came home and he said “Bismillahirahmanirahim Pak” when he was […]
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