Fatwas and reasoning
Fatwas and reasoning By Zan Azlee If the issue of touching dogs is the epitome of Islamic discussion in Malaysia and how it will determine whether your or faithful or […]
Fatwas and reasoning By Zan Azlee If the issue of touching dogs is the epitome of Islamic discussion in Malaysia and how it will determine whether your or faithful or […]
Smoke gets in your eyes By Zan Azlee Way back in the late 1990s, I enjoyed watching the movie ‘Wag the Dog’ starring Robert De Niro and Al Pacino. Anything […]
The liberal threat By Zan Azlee We hear the ‘liberal threat’ term being brandied around all the time these days. But what does it really mean? If you want to […]
To grant or not to grant By Zan Azlee Several years ago, I received a call from MDeC, the Multimedia Development Corporation, and they requested for a meeting with me […]
My multi-faith family By Zan Azlee I always like to see my own family as a microcosm of the country’s larger society because we have members of many races and […]
Which mazhab is the best? Ours? By Zan Azlee I went for Friday prayers at the main mosque in Bamiyan, a city and province in the mountains of northern Afghanistan. […]
Are Muslims smart enough to think? By Zan Azlee It is sad when the system has caused the indoctrination of a people to a point where all thinking and rationalisation […]
Take the plunge to self-employment By Zan Azlee Arif Rafhan, a close friend of mine, recently quit his full time job at an IT company where he was also a […]
Pakchic says: Trying to raise a true blue Malaysian daughter By Zan Azlee “Apa khabar Athena? Buat apa kat sekolah hari ini?” I would ask. “Pops!!” she would scream. “Kenapa […]
The economics of happiness By Zan Azlee Here’s an economic formula or algorithm for you to ponder on: Discovered by the Nobel prize-winning economists Gary Becker and Luis Rayo from […]