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[Malaysia] - PAS and Penang Mufti says liquor brand name is offensive to Muslims, demands company change name

Hypocrite-The said:
Wat do u expect when the mudslimes will even kpkb about .'hot dogs'.?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-37700495
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Back then during the early days of independence, it was common for the UMNO leaders of that time to organise merry parties among their political elites. Alcohol was freely served. UMNO leaders of that era had mini bars installed in their grand houses. Malaysia started being Talibanised in the 80s when the religious students that they sent to Saudi Arabia came back home and spread the Wahabbi idealogy among the rural folks.
 
laksaboy said:
It's part and parcel of living in any Muslim country, the more siao on Muslims from time to time will bark about infidels being insensitive to the Religion of Peace, or they can turn inward and rail against the more liberal and lukewarm members of their ummah.

They have some political clout. And they have followers who listen to them.
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Plenty of alcohol made in Muslim majority countries. Its not a muslim problem. Its a malay problem. They are just making a mountain out of a molehill.they wanna pick a quarrel with minorities after decades under Dr M's malay supremacy.

Minuman Arak Buatan Mesir, Jordan, Turki Dan Holy Land ?​



Arak Abu Nuwas (Abu Nawas) And Al Nadeem
Made in Jordan








Arak Al Zumot
Made in Jordan






Stella Beer
Made in Egypt







Arak "Raki"
Made in Turkey


"Rakı is an alcoholic drink made of twice-distilled grapes and anise. It is the national drink of Turkey - where today more than 61 million liters are consumed annually – more than all of the other alcoholic drinks put together.."


Raki bar in Istanbul


Arak "Ramallah"
Made in Holy Land ??

 
“Those who are determined to be offended will discover a provocation somewhere. We cannot possibly adjust enough to please the fanatics, and it is degrading to make the attempt.” -Christopher Hitchens
 
UltimaOnline said:
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Why is TIMAH considered insensitive?​


According to the The Star, Wan Salim claimed the word "Timah" was derived from the word "Fatimah", the name of Prophet Muhammad's daughter.
He also added that what made the branding worse was the purported image of "a religious man in a beard and skullcap".
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Raja Petra Bin Raja Kamarudin
@RajaPetra

Malays are angry about using ‘Timah’ to name a whiskey. What Malays do not understand is PH and BN both consider Malaysia a secular and not an Islamic country. So Malays must accept that they cannot get sensitive over this issue. You cannot have it both ways. So live with it.


https://mothership.sg/2021/10/pas-whiskey-timah-insensitive/
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So the whisky company is saying that the moslem muftis have been spreading fake news and stirring shit. So what else is new? All non-sinkie imams and muftis are expected to stir shit and incite communal unrest in order to increase their standing in the islamic community. It's in the natural instincts of the mohammedan religion. It's a good thing that the PAP has sinkie imams under a very very short leash.
 
The politicians are dividing the people for their own self interest.
It's the same in the US but especially rampant in KL.
Najib made racist attacks but had cordial relationship with job low and ind9nesuan of chinese descent Peter sondakh, whom he gave away billions of RM to both.
 
UltimaOnline said:
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Why is TIMAH considered insensitive?​


According to the The Star, Wan Salim claimed the word "Timah" was derived from the word "Fatimah", the name of Prophet Muhammad's daughter.
He also added that what made the branding worse was the purported image of "a religious man in a beard and skullcap".
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Raja Petra Bin Raja Kamarudin
@RajaPetra

Malays are angry about using ‘Timah’ to name a whiskey. What Malays do not understand is PH and BN both consider Malaysia a secular and not an Islamic country. So Malays must accept that they cannot get sensitive over this issue. You cannot have it both ways. So live with it.


https://mothership.sg/2021/10/pas-whiskey-timah-insensitive/
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wah lau eh...

timah is literally tin.

As in the mineral they used to mine from the grounds and the tin can. How is that supposed to have anything to do with anything?

Looking for demons to keep them in business....:unsure::unsure::unsure:
 
nightsafari said:
wait till you get to Bukit Timah...

Say it like how some super Chinese-educated say then you end up with puki timah... :geek::geek::geek::roflmao:
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Bhai,

Bukit Timah, which literally means Tin Hill, was already identified on the 1828 map by Frankin and Jackson as Bukit Timah. ... The original Malay name for the hill was Bukit Temak, meaning "hill of the temak trees", a tree that grew abundantly on the slopes of the hill.

The name Bukit Timah originated from a corruption of the name of the Temak tree, which grows in the area. Bukit is Malay for “hill”, while Timah is Malay for “tin” – thus the mistaken belief that tin can be found on the hill. Bukit Timah, which comprises eight sub-zones, covers an area of 1,732 ha.

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Copied from @JOKERCHEW at yingyang's jokes' thread.



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JustOneSingh said:
Bhai,

Bukit Timah, which literally means Tin Hill, was already identified on the 1828 map by Frankin and Jackson as Bukit Timah. ... The original Malay name for the hill was Bukit Temak, meaning "hill of the temak trees", a tree that grew abundantly on the slopes of the hill.

The name Bukit Timah originated from a corruption of the name of the Temak tree, which grows in the area. Bukit is Malay for “hill”, while Timah is Malay for “tin” – thus the mistaken belief that tin can be found on the hill. Bukit Timah, which comprises eight sub-zones, covers an area of 1,732 ha.

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wahseh!! super history! I love it. :thumbsup::thumbsup::geek::geek:

thanks for the lesson. :thumbsup:
 
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