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‘Allah’ issue; 4 More Churches Attacked and RM600,000 Relief

Naked-Malaysian — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:43:38 +0000

The Malaysian vandals have now sporadically expanded their cowardly attempts to stir religious tension outward of Kuala Lumpur region. Churches in the state of Seremban, Perak, Sarawak and Malacca have now became the latest victims of recent church vandalisme spree adding the numbers to total 8 within the last 3 days.

Police Forensics Investigating the Black Paint Incident in Malacca

A primarily East Malaysian Sidang Injil Borneo (SIB) Church in Seremban was attacked today with a firebomb, leaving scorch marks on its front doors. The attack did not affect the church interior and was believed to have occurred early this morning. This incident marks the eight attack on Malaysian churches.

Yesterday in Taiping, Perak 2 cases of church attack were reported. The All Saints’ Church at Jalan Taming Sari and the SMK Convent along Jalan Convent became targets of arson attempts. Both suffered no damage. In Miri, Sarawak it was reported that the Good Shepherd Church had its glass windows shattered after being thrown with bricks, while the Malacca Baptist Church in Durian Daun was with splashed black paint.

“So far the attacks have involved stone throwing and arson attempts. There is no serious damage,” said the Home Minister, referring to the latest report on the surveillance on places of worship. He further added, ““Situation is under control and not as exaggerated by the foreign media, SMSes and the Internet,”

The government reiterates that all incidents were isolated and not coordinated. No casualties or injuries were reported.

Scorch marks on SIB Church, Seremban

All of the 8 victimized churches suffered only minor scorch marks or no damage, excluding the Metro Tabernacle Church in Desa Melawati, that left the whole ground in charred. Latest updates shows that the RM500,000 fund from the government to the Metro Tabernacle Church is actually for building a new RM1.5 million church in Batu Caves. Yesterday, Datuk Nazir Tun Razak, the younger brother of Malaysia premier cum the CEO for CIMB Group announced a RM100,000 donation to the same church.

“What happened was only caused by a small segment of the people. It was great to see people of all communities, faiths and social levels reaching out to help. It really reflects what Malaysians are about,” said Metro Tabernacle church senior pastor, Rev Ong Sek Leang.

Six Muslim NGOs — Muslim Consumers Association of Malaysia (PPIM), Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association, Badan Amal Tarbiah Sejagat Malaysia, Pewaris, Islamic Information and Services Foundation, Perkasa — yesterday offered their assistance and support to their “Christian brothers and sisters”.

PPIM executive secretary Datuk Nadzim Johan said the NGOs, which have 60 volunteers, and Rela are prepared to give a hand to their Christian counterparts should they need assistance.

Naked-Malaysian: The cowardly acts of vandalism towards the Malaysian churches did not discriminate whether the concerned churches were from Roman Catholic division or not, showing a high level of ignorance towards Christian faith and church bodies in Malaysia. Although all forms of attack to places of worship should be condemned, it was obvious these vandals are barking at the wrong tree.

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Kelantan Vs Negeri Sembilan, The Update

Naked-Malaysian — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:43:21 +0000

So the Malaysia Cup for season 2009 has ended. With Negeri Sembilan astounding victory over Kelantan, 3-1. Anticipated by some, unacceptable to others.

It was all shame to Kelantan, being defeated by a big gap is bearable, but to have all hell broke loose after the third goal was just too much. The game itself is nothing in particular, the true feat is the presence of an extraordinary number of Kelantan fans, the Red Warriors, almost at 75:25 ratio against Negeri Sembilan’s. An estimation of 75,000 of Kelantan supporters flocked National Bukit Jalil Stadium as early as 3.00 pm ( the game itself only started about 6 hours later). Some even congregated since early morning to create sporadic pockets of red spreading around the stadium. Those that turned out early probably had traveled a night before from hometown Kelantan about 500km away from Kuala Lumpur.

When it comes to soccer, Kelantanese fans are notoriously known for their unrestrained behavior, usually when their team is losing the game. Among many races in Malaysia, the Kelantanese (96% of Malay origin) stand out from the crowd with their own exclusive Malay dialect that has evolved far from the language standard pronunciation. In general, Kelantanese are connected by strong sense of solidarity. This is not inclusive of just Kelantan’s Malay, the Chinese and Indian living in rural Kelantan are affected as well. It is not uncommon for Chinese or Indian in Kelantan to have Malay call name, and they speak fluently in local Kelantan dialect, sometimes undistinguishable with other Malay.

Back to Malaysian soccer, Kelantan FC has faced it worst lost yet; for losing the game, for being the sore loser, and for definitely to be fined by Football Association of Malaysia (FAM). The already financially difficult team is about to hit rock bottom.

Kudos to Negeri Sembilan team, for a good gameplay and for being a momma’s boy crowd.

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Malaysia Cup 2009 Final Match Kelantan Vs Negeri Sembilan

Naked-Malaysian — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 08:10:41 +0000

The coming match between Kelantan and Negeri Sembilan on 7th. November at National Stadium Bukit Jalil will decide which team shall be the next champion of Malaysian Cup 2009. Kelantan FC managed to get through to the final with an easy win 3-1 over Perlis, while Negeri Sembilan also with 3-1 over Terengganu. Top scorers Zaquan Adha Abdul Razak (10 goals) is on Negeri Sembilan side and Indra Putra Mahayuddin (9 goals) is on Kelantan’s.

Tickets already on sale since yesterday and are running out fast. Fans and supporters of both teams are now making all the preparation for the big game. Bukit Jalil will surely be crowded with Red and Yellow jerseys this coming Saturday.

All Malaysian are advised to take precautions during this game to avoid use of violence againsts supporters of each team. Throw away all the bad habits as shown in the previous games such as throwing objects to the players, the field, the opposition side and their mean of transportations. Strictly say no to the fire crackers. Full mineral water bottles travelling at 40 km/h can seriously damage your head after a direct hit.

Let us shake our National Bukit Jalil Stadium with truest sense of sportsmanship and be a good supporter.
On the other side, bad news for Kelantan fans. Quoted from www.stadiumastro.com;

“Kelantan maybe in the finals of this year’s Malaysia Cup, and that match could be the side’s last competitive match for a year.

Four other state sides including Perak, Pahang, Penang and Malacca are also out together with club side Shahzan Muda. UPB-MyTeam and Proton FC who have indicated earlier that they will be forced to pullout due to financial constraints, will miss next season M-League. Sarawak, who initially looked like they will miss out were given a helping hand by the Sarawak state government who have settled all their outstanding debts.

The FA of Malaysia had given all team’s in the M-League until Oct 31 to settle all outstanding debts such as unsettled Employers Provident Fund (EPF) contributions, players salaries and oustanding income tax payments.”

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