Malay Tudung activists garang Yishun Minister and disrupt meet the people session

[UltimaOnline]

Islamic fanatic ?

Activist group 'targeting and disrupting' PAP Meet-The-People Sessions​

The group turned up at Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam’s Chong Pang branch in Nee Soon GRC on Wednesday (Mar 12) evening, the minister said in a social media post.

Malay PAP MP Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim and Malay Director of Dialogue Centre Mohamed Imran Mohamed Taib both condemned the 2 hijabi muslimahs for rudely disrupting Shanmugam's work with no intention of respectfully engaging him productively.





https://mothership.sg/2025/03/malay-leaders-activists-pofma-mps/

 

[blackmore]

No explosive vest? Dissappointing

Never shout Allahuakbar ?

 

[blackmore]

ya, taken by surprise. totally unprepared . he's also nervous wondering if there are explosives hidden inside the ninja garb

I think Lord Shan already assessed the risk level the moment the two ninja women spoke; can hear they were not that smart and guillable

 

[kulgai]

I think Lord Shan already assessed the risk level the moment the two ninja women spoke; can hear they were not that smart and guillable

that's why he was nervous. it's always the not so smart and gullible that carry explosives around to make a statement

 

[UltimaOnline]

Never shout Allahuakbar ?

 

[True Believer]

If they are so brave, why not go all the way and blow themselves up like their counterparts in the Middle East did?

Why sacrifice 2 "martyrs" in exchange for 1 "Sith Lord"?

 

[MyMother]

If you ask me, it felt like more of a staged performance than an actual confrontation.

For starters, these activists have apparently done the same routine at other MPS sessions multiple times, disrupting proceedings to accuse Shanmugam of spreading misinformation. Fair enough, activism in itself isn't the problem. But the fact that they’ve been allowed to repeatedly gatecrash these sessions without facing any serious legal repercussions? That’s interesting.

Here’s where the plot thickens: the entire incident was filmed with crystal-clear audio and perfect framing, despite the fact that it supposedly went down in a public space with a bunch of frustrated people involved. Now, I don’t know about you, but this kind of footage seems... too polished. From the way it was filmed to the sound quality, this was professional-grade stuff, almost like someone was waiting for the moment to capture it. Suspicious much?

Now, let’s talk about Shanmugam’s performance. Was he genuinely shocked by this disruption, or was he simply playing the role of the composed, law-abiding leader who’s "listening to his people" while dismissing the activists as "disruptors"? He definitely handled the situation well on camera, showcasing patience and authority without losing his cool. And I’m sure that image is one that resonates with his supporters, especially when the alternative is the image of unruly protestors causing trouble in a public session.

The bottom line? This looks a lot like political theater. The activists get their exposure, sure, but Shanmugam walks away looking like the calm, capable leader who’s got everything under control. A win-win situation for him, right? It’s almost like they’re creating a narrative that plays perfectly into the hands of both sides, activists get attention for their cause, and Shanmugam gets to show how well he can handle “troublemakers” while still prioritizing his residents. A nice, neat package for the public to consume.

What do you think? real disruption, or just another performance to reinforce a political agenda?

 

[sbfuncle]

Why was there another timid Chinese man voice that can be heard? Is he a Chinese Muslim?

 

[syed putra]

Why was there another timid Chinese man voice that can be heard? Is he a Chinese Muslim?

Minahs more fierce than hokkien bu.

 

[WangChuk]

wow ... PAP imported ISIS or HAMAs Foreign Talents ah? Now they want to overthrow PAP and make this island become Islamic State also ah? Jialat liow lor

 

[ChenShuang]

My Malay friends told me that now Muslim community disown them and mosques ban them from all Singapore mosques

 

[ChenShuang]

Malay community leaders, MPs speak out against activists who disrupted Meet-The-People Sessions​

The activists’ actions show they were never truly interested in meaningful, constructive dialogue that could genuinely help their cause, said Member of Parliament Sharael Taha.

 

[ChenShuang]

Cannot enter mosque compound.

 

[blackmore]

Minahs more fierce than hokkien bu.

Fierce ? They more like brainwashed kids pushing only one agenda which has no bearing to them. These two must go to Gaza and serve Hamas to understand the evil nature of the entire origanisation and its hold on its people. Something is definitely not right somewhere with this video

 

[ChenShuang]

This case is very serious and it reminds me of the news below

Johor Religious Dept orders for Ulu Tiram attacker to be buried in isolation

KUALA LUMPUR, May 20 — The Johor Religious Department today directed the authorities to bury the Ulu Tiram police station attacker in isolation while preparation for his burial and prayers must only be done at home among his family members.

A Muslim burial is typically a communal affair and prayers for the deceased’s body are usually done at the nearest mosque or surau near the burial ground. The department’s fatwa committee barred all mosques or surau in the state from performing prayers and burial rituals for the attacker, a move that is meant to ostracise the family as a form of punishment.

 

[blackmore]

that's why he was nervous. it's always the not so smart and gullible that carry explosives around to make a statement

In local context, to access to high explosives and plus the fact know how to use it is rare. Given the control is so tight almost impossible. One common sign if a person is a fanatic anot is to stare at his/her eyes when conversing; there is a common look for terrorist or fanatic.

 

[ChenShuang]

AI Overview

+1

In Islam, Muslims are generally not banned from entering a mosque, but there are specific situations where entry might be restricted, such as if a person is in a state of impurity (hadath) or if they are acting in a way that is disrespectful to the mosque or its sanctity.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• State of Impurity (Hadath):
  If a Muslim is in a state of ritual impurity (hadath), such as after not performing ablution (wudu) or having a major impurity (like menstruation or having intercourse), they are generally not allowed to enter the mosque for prayer.
  
  
• Disrespectful Behavior:
  If a Muslim enters the mosque and engages in behavior that is disrespectful to the mosque or its sanctity, such as eating, drinking, or talking loudly during prayer, they may be asked to leave.

 

[Loofydralb]

PAP be wise to start turning their backs on that genocidal Nazis, Israel, before the Malays really punish them next GE.