Bar council forum on Memeluk Islam......

erm "another" hot issue in Malaysia......

Why do so many people apposed to the idea????
Do we really need to have that demonstration?
Does it reflects the true colour of ISLAM?
I've known Islam to be a very beautiful religion but what i saw was not pretty at all.
It was scary.
Please don't give Islam a bad name.
Love it and reflect it in our everyday life and in our attitude.
Be rational and civilized.

I've read many articles saying that the forum will touch on the sensitive issues and that it will question the constitution.
Some says that it should only be done between the bar council and the related party involved and not in a open forum.
Why do you make it seem like Islam is rigid?
It is not at all.

Why do we need this hush hush kind of a way when discussing about Islam.
Yes, in this country Islam has its own level and status that should not be questioned.
But I think that such forum would be an advantage to Islam rather than a disadvantage.

Islam is whole and complete.
There are solution for everything in Islam that are relevant no matter what century you live in.
Be it in the olden days or in the next future.
You just need to study Islam further to acquire the knowledge provided to you by ALLAH s.w.t.
We even have our own scholar to turn to for that matter of fact.
Just put one of our respected scholar in that forum and justice will be done.

One of my favourite Muslim scholar are the late Sheikh Ahmed Hussein Deedat and Zakir Abdul Karim Naik.
But of course, there are other muslim scholar that are as reputable as them.

Whether you want to agree with Islam or not, its up to you.
Islam have shown you the way and given you choice.
Now its up to you to make the correct choice in life.

P.S.: Whatever religion you choose......study, comprehend, rationalised and follow it. A true religion will bring goodness to you than it will harm you.

P.P.S: There is no force to convert to Islam. Pick up a Quran together with its translation, read it and you will see the beauty. Don't judge a book by it cover, literally.