Abdul Hadi escalates PAS-DAP row, says four Malay DAP leaders ‘have not studied’
PARTI Islam Se-Malaysia (PAS) president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang has escalated his clash with DAP by dismissing four Malay leaders in the party as lacking knowledge, while defending his controversial views on Islam as rooted in religious texts and DA...
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang has intensified his conflict with DAP by labeling four Malay party leaders as "unstudied" and dismissing their criticisms of his Islamic viewpoints. The four DAP leaders—Syahredzan Johan, Young Syefura Othman, Sheikh Umar Bagharib Ali, and Syerleena Abdul Rashid—had previously criticized Hadi's latest Minda Presiden PAS column, titled "The Islamic State and Its Relations with Non-Muslims."
Hadi defended his arguments, asserting they were based on the Quran, hadith, and DAP's own constitutional documents and statements. He claimed disagreements between the two parties stemmed from political considerations rather than a lack of dialogue, citing past attempts to resolve differences. Hadi's remarks come amid a renewed focus on their cooperation under the former Pakatan Rakyat alliance, which dissolved due to deep disagreements over PAS' Islamic agenda and DAP's opposition to several of the Islamist party's policies.
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