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Assalamualaikum
1. Bila pulak orng kapiaq dah tak boleh berdakwah pada
orang Islam ?
2. Bila pulak state gomen tak bagi depa ni buat gereja
dan tak bagi tanah perkuburan..?
3. Bila pulak kita duk buru dan hambat puak puak
kapiaq ni ?
Depa ni muhong saja lebih macam ada orang yang kita
kenal sangat tu la...
Bukan tak nak bagi puak puak ni berhimpun dan jadi
lebih sesat,tapi muhong sikit sikit cukup la..
Syukur AlhamdulilLah dengan rahmat dan hidayah Allah
aku orang Islam...
Wassalam
Adam
> Christians Rally in Malaysia
> By Alvin Ung
> Associated Press Writer
> Sunday, Dec. 12, 1999; 1:09 p.m. EST
>
> KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia �� As a muezzin called for
evening
> prayers from a nearby mosque, a fiery Argentine
evangelist
> challenged the 50,000-strong crowd of Christians to
repent
> and renew their faith in Jesus Christ.
>
> "God is here right now," boomed Carlos Annacondia as
he
> stood at the podium of the massive Bukit Jalil
national
> stadium Saturday night. "He is here to deliver you.
Come
> forward to the feet of Jesus."
>
> While a swaying sea of Christians lifted their hands
in
> prayer to commemorate the end of the millennium and
to
> celebrate Christmas, hundreds of people streamed
across the
> soccer field toward the stage. Dozens in wheelchairs
> clustered nearby for healing, while others wept.
>
> The free-of-charge "Emmanuel Celebration," held
Saturday,
> Sunday and Monday, is the largest ever gathering of
> Christians in Muslim-dominated Malaysia, where
cities,
> villages and paddy fields are dotted with mosques
and
> minarets.
>
> Evangelical Christians, who are mostly minority
ethnic
> Chinese and Indians, comprise less than 5 percent of
the
> country's 22 million population.
>
> Ethnic Malays were notably absent from the rally.
The
> Malaysian Constitution, which allows for freedom of
> religion for all races, also stipulates that Malays,
who
> make up 60 percent of the population, must embrace
Islam.
> Non-Muslims are strictly prohibited from
proselytizing to
> Muslims.
>
> While the government generally respects the right of
> worship for non-Muslims, many state governments
carefully
> control the building of their places of worship and
> allocation of land for their cemeteries.
>
> Just last month, the fundamentalist Pan-Malaysian
Islamic
> Party, or PAS, gained control of two out of the
country's
> 13 states in the general elections.
>
> Residents in the oil-rich state of Terengganu voted
in a
> Muslim firebrand, Abdul Hadi Awang, who has
repeatedly
> attempted to pass a law requiring the death sentence
for
> Muslims who renounce their faith.
>
> But some Christian leaders say they are unfazed by
life
> under Islam.
>
> "Within an Islamic context, we're not in such a
difficult
> position as compared with the Middle East," Wong Kim
Kong,
> secretary-general of the 700,000 member National
> Evangelical Christian Fellowship. An application to
use the
> stadium for the event was swiftly granted by the
> authorities, he said.
>
> Christian leaders here say that the preacher, a
factory
> owner turned evangelist, has converted up to 2
million
> people over the past 17 years. Many regard him as
the Billy
> Graham of Latin America.
>
> "He preaches with real authority," said Paul Kiat, a
> sessions court judge, who said she was planning to
bring
> the rest of her family to the rally on Sunday. "I
was
> touched by God tonight."
>
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