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PAS Politician To Become The Selangor MB?

Now it seems that it is not just Azmin Ali and Khalid Ibrahim who are fighting to become the Menteri Besar (MB) or Chief Minister of Selangor.

Even PAS politicians are fighting for the post too.

Uncle Jinggo in his blog, Minaq Jinggo posted the below photos proving PAS’s politicians are after the Menteri Besar post.

But Ampang’s Member of Parliament , PKR’s Zuraidah Kamaruddin claimed that the MB post belongs only to PKR – Please click here.

So, can we trust PAS’s Mustafa Ali’s statement saying that PAS is not after the MB post?

Selangor’s MB Must Obey The Sultan Or Resign – Naser Disa

Yesterday I attended the Forum Islam Dan Cabaran Semasa – Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah at the Auditorium Utama, Universiti Islam Antarabangsa.

(Please click here for the full video of his speech: ‘Video: Naser Disa Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah’)

I think Uncle Naser Disa’s speech was the most interesting because as a lawyer he always explains issues according to the Federal Constitution of Malaysia.

Uncle Naser said that according to the Federal Constitution, all politicians and all Malaysians must obey the decisions and the decrees made by the Sultans or the royal leaders of Malaysia on the ‘kalimah Allah’ issue.

However, the opposition parties, Pakatan Rakyat challenged the decree made by the Sultans that prohibited the word Allah from being used by non-Muslim to refer to their gods.

Uncle Naser went on saying that if the politicians failed to respect the Sultans’ decree on this matter, their nominations as the candidates in the coming general election should not be accepted because according to Section 298A of the Penal Code what they did is against the law.

And the Selangor’s Menteri Besar or the Chief Minister of Selangor and his excos should resign from their posts if they still cannot obey the supreme leader of Selangor, the Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj Ibni Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Alhaj.

As I wrote in, ‘PAS Says, “Yes” For The Word “Allah” In The Malay Version Bible‘, I think that the opposition parties do not understand Article 3(1) and 11(4) of the Federal Constitution, so Uncle Naser Disa is right; those who fail to understand and respect the law and the Federal Constitution should not be accepted as our leaders.

My Lucky Day

On Saturday 27/3/2010, I went to an Esso–Mobil petrol station’s carnival.

Last time Esso and Mobil are different companies.

The petrol station is between KPJ Ampang Puteri Hospital and Flamingo Hotel in Jalan Ampang.

There were lucky draws, free balloons, foods, drinks, a clown, colouring contest and others at the carnival.

My father bought a Mobil 1 motor oil and I get a white Porsche Boxster Collecters Series free.

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PAS Politician To Become The Selangor MB?

Now it seems that it is not just Azmin Ali and Khalid Ibrahim who are fighting to become the Menteri Besar (MB) or Chief Minister of Selangor.

Even PAS politicians are fighting for the post too.

Uncle Jinggo in his blog, Minaq Jinggo posted the below photos proving PAS’s politicians are after the Menteri Besar post.

But Ampang’s Member of Parliament , PKR’s Zuraidah Kamaruddin claimed that the MB post belongs only to PKR – Please click here.

So, can we trust PAS’s Mustafa Ali’s statement saying that PAS is not after the MB post?

Selangor’s MB Must Obey The Sultan Or Resign – Naser Disa

Yesterday I attended the Forum Islam Dan Cabaran Semasa – Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah at the Auditorium Utama, Universiti Islam Antarabangsa.

(Please click here for the full video of his speech: ‘Video: Naser Disa Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah’)

I think Uncle Naser Disa’s speech was the most interesting because as a lawyer he always explains issues according to the Federal Constitution of Malaysia.

Uncle Naser said that according to the Federal Constitution, all politicians and all Malaysians must obey the decisions and the decrees made by the Sultans or the royal leaders of Malaysia on the ‘kalimah Allah’ issue.

However, the opposition parties, Pakatan Rakyat challenged the decree made by the Sultans that prohibited the word Allah from being used by non-Muslim to refer to their gods.

Uncle Naser went on saying that if the politicians failed to respect the Sultans’ decree on this matter, their nominations as the candidates in the coming general election should not be accepted because according to Section 298A of the Penal Code what they did is against the law.

And the Selangor’s Menteri Besar or the Chief Minister of Selangor and his excos should resign from their posts if they still cannot obey the supreme leader of Selangor, the Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj Ibni Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Alhaj.

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My Lucky Day

On Saturday 27/3/2010, I went to an Esso–Mobil petrol station’s carnival.

Last time Esso and Mobil are different companies.

The petrol station is between KPJ Ampang Puteri Hospital and Flamingo Hotel in Jalan Ampang.

There were lucky draws, free balloons, foods, drinks, a clown, colouring contest and others at the carnival.

My father bought a Mobil 1 motor oil and I get a white Porsche Boxster Collecters Series free.

I got three balloons.

And we won a BIG hamper from the lucky draw!

Then we went to a wedding in Petaling Jaya.

Over there I met the Chief Minister (Menteri Besar) of Selangor.

His name is Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.

He is from PKR or Parti Keadilan Rakyat.

Now it seems that it is not just Azmin Ali and Khalid Ibrahim who are fighting to become the Menteri Besar (MB) or Chief Minister of Selangor.

Even PAS politicians are fighting for the post too.

Uncle Jinggo in his blog, Minaq Jinggo posted the below photos proving PAS’s politicians are after the Menteri Besar post.

But Ampang’s Member of Parliament , PKR’s Zuraidah Kamaruddin claimed that the MB post belongs only to PKR – Please click here.

So, can we trust PAS’s Mustafa Ali’s statement saying that PAS is not after the MB post?

Yesterday I attended the Forum Islam Dan Cabaran Semasa – Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah at the Auditorium Utama, Universiti Islam Antarabangsa.

(Please click here for the full video of his speech: ‘Video: Naser Disa Polemik Isu Kalimah Allah’)

I think Uncle Naser Disa’s speech was the most interesting because as a lawyer he always explains issues according to the Federal Constitution of Malaysia.

Uncle Naser said that according to the Federal Constitution, all politicians and all Malaysians must obey the decisions and the decrees made by the Sultans or the royal leaders of Malaysia on the ‘kalimah Allah’ issue.

However, the opposition parties, Pakatan Rakyat challenged the decree made by the Sultans that prohibited the word Allah from being used by non-Muslim to refer to their gods.

Uncle Naser went on saying that if the politicians failed to respect the Sultans’ decree on this matter, their nominations as the candidates in the coming general election should not be accepted because according to Section 298A of the Penal Code what they did is against the law.

And the Selangor’s Menteri Besar or the Chief Minister of Selangor and his excos should resign from their posts if they still cannot obey the supreme leader of Selangor, the Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj Ibni Almarhum Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Alhaj.

Related articles:

On Saturday 27/3/2010, I went to an Esso–Mobil petrol station’s carnival.

Last time Esso and Mobil are different companies.

The petrol station is between KPJ Ampang Puteri Hospital and Flamingo Hotel in Jalan Ampang.

There were lucky draws, free balloons, foods, drinks, a clown, colouring contest and others at the carnival.

My father bought a Mobil 1 motor oil and I get a white Porsche Boxster Collecters Series free.

I got three balloons.

And we won a BIG hamper from the lucky draw!

Then we went to a wedding in Petaling Jaya.

Over there I met the Chief Minister (Menteri Besar) of Selangor.

His name is Tan Sri Abdul Khalid Ibrahim.

He is from PKR or Parti Keadilan Rakyat.