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Yakinkan penyatuan ummah turut termasuk bukan Islam, kata ketua ulama PAS

Ahmad Yahaya berkata mesej penyatuan ummah menganjurkan perpaduan lebih luas.

Yakinkan penyatuan ummah turut termasuk bukan Islam, kata ketua ulama PAS

PAS Religious Leader Ahmad Yahaya is not in favor of uniting the Malaysian community, including those who are not Muslim. In an address at the PAS Pusat Annual Muktamar Convention in Kota Bharu, Yahaya emphasized that the perception of unity needs to be clarified as it encompasses non-Muslim societies. He further stated that religious scholars must play a more significant role in building trust among non-Muslim communities regarding this idea, while ensuring it is not perceived solely as an agenda benefiting Malays.

Unfortunately, some individuals only view unity among Malays while overlooking those who are not Muslim. Yahaya clarified that the essence of unity lies in the togetherness of all. He noted that where one finds support, there is also unity, according to Sinar Harian's report from the Muktamar Tahunan PAS Pusat Convention.

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