KEPALA BATAS, March 17 — Any programme that invites Muslims to visit non-Muslim houses of worship in Penang must be referred to the Penang Islamic Religious Council...
KEPALA BATAS, March 17 — Any programme that invites Muslims to visit non-Muslim houses of worship in Penang must be referred to the Penang Islamic Religious Council .
“The organiser must be a non-governmental organisation related to unity or social work. If not, we don’t encourage them to hold such a programme. The Deputy Chief Minister I said this when asked whether Penang will follow Selangor’s move to impose a ban on programmes involving Muslims at non-Muslim houses of worship in the state.
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