Are Malays Are Unhappy With Anwar





Several videos of Anwar Ibrahim’s hard-hitting speech at the PKR special congress in Shah Alam have been making their rounds on social media.
I didn’t make it to the venue to hear the prime minister in person but learned later that many who were present, apart from PKR acolytes, left the function feeling very impressed with Anwar’s pronouncements.
Among them were members of the diplomatic corps who were guests at the event.
Among other things, the prime minister came down strongly on the hypocrites using religion to cover up their misdeeds and the corrupt who were guilty of abusing power to amass immense wealth but pointed their fingers at others instead.
Anwar also issued a stern warning against those inciting racial or religious sentiments, saying the government has zero tolerance for such acts deemed detrimental to national security.
In his anti-graft crusade, Anwar has given an assurance that he will not be unjust towards anyone - including opposition leaders.
Anwar specifically mentioned that he had gone through very difficult times when he was not in the government and thus, would not resort to victimising and slandering any quarters.
I believe many of us want to believe that Anwar will walk his talk, even if some among us were to insist that we have no other choice but to trust that Anwar will deliver.
There was an interesting response in a group chat from one of Anwar’s videos. A friend commented: “I believe the Malays will not be happy”. (I take this to mean the Malays are unhappy with Anwar.)
Somehow, I find it necessary to react to this perceived unhappiness of the Malays, a cross-section of them at least.
I responded: “If the Malays choose to be unhappy, that’s their choice.
“I want to be happy, I choose to be happy. If you prefer to be unhappy and wallow in misery and self-pity, good luck to you. If you choose to act paloi (stupid), may God help you!
“But we know it’s actually the Malay politicians (opponents of Anwar and the unity government, to be precise) who are inciting hatred and creating disharmony among the community.
The majority of Malays are sober. Only their so-called leaders are drunk; actually lusting for power, position and wealth.
“The extremists among them use Islam as their ‘weapon’ of choice. History has proven that the abuse of religion in politics had either caused the destruction of societies or the rise of powerful empires.
“Fortunately, it has not reached a point of no return yet in Malaysia but who dares to predict that it won’t? I wouldn’t.
“In conclusion, despite the negative vibes surrounding the issue, I still wish to maintain that the Malays, as a whole, are nice, friendly and helpful souls. Only some of their politicians are ugly, insensitive trouble-makers.”
I do not expect anyone to disagree with my sentiments but I was glad that a Malay friend from Sabah responded with this note:
“I’m a Malay and I’m happy. I do not have to pay attention to the extremists in the peninsula and their holier-than-thou attitude.
“Politically, they think that they are superior to others, even among their own race. They seem to think that those of us who are not involved in active politics are ignorant of what’s going on.
“Some of them indulge in political Islam of the wrong kind, abusing our sacred religion for self-serving interests. This is wrong in Islam.
“As a Malay and Muslim, I am against all forms of extremism and bigotry. I’m happy that we, Malays in Sabah, are a different breed from the extremists in the peninsula,” my friend concluded.
Clearly, my Sabahan friend also spoke for the Malays in my homeland of Sarawak.
Even Sarawak minister Abdul Karim Hamzah has slammed PAS MP Ahmad Yunus Hairi for urging the government not to build non-Muslim houses of worship in the same vicinity as mosques.
Karim said such “extreme views” were “definitely not Islamic”.
So, are there Malays who are unhappy with Anwar? What I would like to say here is that we cannot expect the prime minister to make every single Malay happy. Anwar is not God; he does not perform miracles!
If there are Malays who are not happy with Anwar for wanting to put an end to corruption, let them be unhappy.
If there are Malays who are unhappy with Anwar for taking action against those inciting racial and religious sentiments, let them be unhappy.
If there are Malays who are not happy with Anwar because he has stated that Malaysia belongs to all races, not just the Malays alone, then let them be unhappy.
I can go on and on. But I do know that only the Malays who are opposing Anwar and his government are unhappy.
As long as the majority of Malaysians, including right-thinking, peace-loving Malays, think that Anwar is doing the right thing and carrying out his tasks with diligence, sincerity and honesty for the sake of the nation and people, then he deserves our undivided loyalty and support.
Whether certain people are happy with him or not is irrelevant. Anwar’s job is not only to make a certain group happy and contented. He has to look after all Malaysians. - Mkini
FRANCIS PAUL SIAH is a veteran Sarawak editor and heads the Movement for Change, Sarawak (MoCS). He can be reached at [email protected].
The views expressed here are those of the author/contributor and do not necessarily represent the views of MMKtT.


Artikel ini hanyalah simpanan cache dari url asal penulis yang berkebarangkalian sudah terlalu lama atau sudah dibuang :

http://malaysiansmustknowthetruth.blogspot.com/2023/03/are-malays-are-unhappy-with-anwar.html

Kempen Promosi dan Iklan
Kami memerlukan jasa baik anda untuk menyokong kempen pengiklanan dalam website kami. Serba sedikit anda telah membantu kami untuk mengekalkan servis percuma aggregating ini kepada semua.

Anda juga boleh memberikan sumbangan anda kepada kami dengan menghubungi kami di sini
In Malaysia Anwar S Alliance With Umno Could Be A Dead End

In Malaysia Anwar S Alliance With Umno Could Be A Dead End

papar berkaitan - pada 9/3/2023 - jumlah : 445 hits
Anwar s unorthodox coalition a mix of UMNO politicians and members of his own alliance which draws heavily on ethnic minorities and urbanites and often speaks of cleaning up Malaysian politics will make effective governance difficult Joshua...
Johor Sultan Says Working Well With Anwar Compared To Past Pms Wants Putrajaya To Get Get Rid Of Corruption Cancer

Johor Sultan Says Working Well With Anwar Compared To Past Pms Wants Putrajaya To Get Get Rid Of Corruption Cancer

papar berkaitan - pada 23/3/2023 - jumlah : 306 hits
Johor Ruler Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar said he has been able to work well with Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim as prime minister compared to any past heads of the Malaysian government He told The Star in an interview published today that he was able ...
Dr M Serves Another Anwar Bashing With A Dollop Of Spin

Dr M Serves Another Anwar Bashing With A Dollop Of Spin

papar berkaitan - pada 20/3/2023 - jumlah : 221 hits
Dr Mahathir Mohamad fired another salvo at Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim but appeared to take the latter s words out of context According to the former premier the new government has ruled that the people must not talk about race and religio...
Mahathir Mudah Lupa About Why Malays Are Poor

Mahathir Mudah Lupa About Why Malays Are Poor

papar berkaitan - pada 9/3/2023 - jumlah : 484 hits
Two time prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad for 22 years and then 22 months easily forgets these days He recently expressed sadness that Malays were still poor lamenting their backwardness relative to other races But why are the Malays poor...
Hunt Down Tax Evaders Even If They Are My Friends Anwar Tells Lhdn

Hunt Down Tax Evaders Even If They Are My Friends Anwar Tells Lhdn

papar berkaitan - pada 7/3/2023 - jumlah : 199 hits
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says authorities must go all out to recover lost tax revenue CYBERJAYA Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has encouraged the Inland Revenue Board to aggressively find ways to hunt down those who evade paying taxes eve...
Why Are Malays Getting Increasingly Conservative

Why Are Malays Getting Increasingly Conservative

papar berkaitan - pada 8/3/2023 - jumlah : 206 hits
Why are Malays getting increasingly conservative Is there a way to curb this issue From my perspective as a Malay I can say it is probably so A brief history Many people do not know that the Islamization of UMNO that we are seeing now is th...
Anwar Makes Brief Visit To Kedah For An Audience With Sultan

Anwar Makes Brief Visit To Kedah For An Audience With Sultan

papar berkaitan - pada 15/3/2023 - jumlah : 337 hits
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim made a brief visit to Kedah for an audience with Sultan of Kedah Sultan Sallehuddin Sultan Badlishah at Istana Anak Bukit here tonight NSTP courtesy of Kedah police FacebookALOR SETAR Prime Minister D...
Tattoos Raised And Itchy

Khutbah Jumat Jumadil Awal Tangis Ibnu Rawahah Jelang Perang Mu Tah

Bersatu Man Demands Dnb Exit Strategy For U Mobile

Tattoos Portland Maine

Bertolak Ansurlah

Kisah Adv 160 Pengajaran Dari Bateri Lemah

Flexibility In Business Operations

Kawan Kawan Cik B Sebaya Dato Seri Vida


echo '';
Senarai Lagu Tugasan Konsert Minggu 1 Gegar Vaganza 2024 Musim 11

Info Dan Sinopsis Drama Berepisod Dhia Kasyrani Slot Akasia TV3

Biodata Terkini Reshmonu Peserta Gegar Vaganza 2024 Musim 11 GV11 Penyanyi Lagu Hey Waley

Gegar Vaganza 2024 GV 11 Hadiah Tiket Peserta Juri Format Pemarkahan Dan Segala Info Tonton Live Di Astro Ria Dan Sooka

6 Janji Donald Trump Kalau Dia Naik Jadi Presiden Semula


Lirik Lagu 123 Iman Troye Ft Mal Hamka

Air Terjun Tujuh Puteri Bukit Sri Permata

Dayang Nurfaizah Mencintai Cinta Chord

10 Influencer Terkenal Di Malaysia

Kerajaan Pahang Tingkatkan Bantuan Prihatin Pahang Siswa Kepada Rm14 18 Juta Berbanding Rm8 Juta Tahun Lepas

Kyrkoherden Och Draken En F Rh Xande Saga Om Mod Och V Nskap Fr N Antika Spanien