Tag: PAS
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Why the rush to sack 3 Perlis reps, asks PAS spiritual leader
Background: a controversial disciplinary move The PAS central leadership announced the dismissal of three representatives from Perlis amid internal debates over party discipline and accountability. The move, described by insiders as a decisive step to uphold party standards, has sparked questions from various quarters about whether due process and due consideration were observed. In this…
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Why the Rush to Sack 3 Perlis Reps, PAS Leader Asks
Background: A Prompt Punishment and Growing Questions The recent decision to dismiss three Perlis representatives has sparked debate within the Malaysian political landscape. While the PAS central working committee moved swiftly to impose penalties, many observers and party insiders are now questioning whether the punishment was issued with adequate deliberation. The topic has become a…
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Why the Rush to Sack 3 Perlis Reps? PAS Spiritual Leader Weighs In
Unpacking the controversy: haste vs due process The recent decision to suspend three representatives from Perlis has sparked a heated debate within the Malaysian political landscape. PAS, a party with deep roots in religious and community-based politics, finds itself at a crossroads as supporters and critics question whether the punishment was issued with sufficient deliberation.…
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Muhyiddin Expected to Stay PN Chief as PAS Dithers on Chairmanship
Overview: A High-Stakes Decision in Malaysian Politics In a developing scenario within Malaysia’s political landscape, former prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin appears likely to retain the chairmanship of Perikatan Nasional (PN), even as PAS reportedly stalls on naming its candidate for the role. The event underscores ongoing internal negotiations and strategic posturing among PN’s coalition partners…
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Muhyiddin Likely to Stay PN Chief as PAS Delays Candidate, Reports Say
Overview: A Standoff in Malaysian Politics Fresh reporting from Malaysia’s press highlights a potential continuity in leadership within the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition. According to claims cited by Utusan Malaysia, a PAS source indicated internal deadlock within the Islamist party on selecting a candidate to chair the PN coalition. The timing matters because the leadership…
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Muhyiddin Expected to Remain PN Chief as PAS Deliberates on Candidate, Says Report
Overview: A Leadership Conundrum Within Perikatan Nasional Recent reporting from Utusan Malaysia highlighting internal debates within Perikatan Nasional (PN) has drawn attention to the bloc’s leadership dynamics. Citing a PAS source, the outlet said the Islamist party has been in a deadlock over who should stand as the PN chair, even though PAS signaled an…
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Cautious Critique: Hanipa Maidin Advises Amanah Leaders on Speaking About PAS
Background In a political landscape where party lines are closely watched, former Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin has urged Amanah leaders to exercise caution when criticizing PAS. The call for restraint comes amid commentary from Amanah figures that some critics argue lacks substantive content. The aim, as Hanipa suggests, is to keep discourse productive and avoid…
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Be Cautious When Criticising PAS, Hanipa Reminds Amanah Leaders
Context: Amanah and PAS in Malaysian politics The Malaysian political landscape has long featured competition and cooperation among parties within and across coalitions. Among the key players are Amanah (the National Trust Party) and PAS (Parti Islam Se Malaysia). Political commentary from party leaders often shapes public perception and influences voter sentiment. In this environment,…
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Cautious Critique: Hanipa Urges Amanah Leaders to Weigh Remarks on PAS
Background In a recent exchange within Malaysia’s political sphere, former Sepang MP Hanipa Maidin advised Amanah leaders to exercise caution when criticizing PAS. The call came amid public remarks by Amanah’s secretary-general Faiz Fadzil, who highlighted concerns about PAS’s actions and policies. Hanipa’s guidance centers on ensuring that criticisms are meaningful, well-founded, and constructive rather…
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Abdul Hadi Blames Perlis Crisis on Power Struggle and Pressure over Projects
Perlis Crisis Seen as Clash Between Principle and Ambition In a recent statement, PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang framed the ongoing Perlis political crisis as more than a regional spat. He argued that the turmoil embodies a fundamental clash between steadfast principles and political ambition, suggesting that the disorder was driven by internal…