[SHARE] Khairy Jamaluddin's Sincere Xmas Message About Faith Touches Malaysians' Heart
Khairy Jamaluddin earned new found respect from Malaysians of all faiths after a sincere and relatable Christmas message that was much needed in times of racial dividedness.
By Mei Mei Chu — 26 Dec 2013, 12:59 PM — Updated over 10 years ago
Youth And Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin's Christmas Message For 2013 Came With One Important Lesson: Have Faith In Your Own Faith
Khairy's Christmas Message That Was Posted On His Facebook Page On Christmas Day Was A Refreshing Change From The Generic Speech Politicians Repeat Every Year
KJ's Christmas Message That Was Posted On His Facebook Page On Christmas Day, Was A Refreshing Change From The Generic Speech Politicians Repeat Every Year
Image via imgur.comKhairy Talked About How He Grew Up In A Catholic Primary School In Japan As A Muslim Student
Khairy Talked About How He Grew Up In A Catholic Primary School In Japan As A Muslim Student
Image via imgur.comHe Was Surrounded By The Christian Religion And Even Celebrated Christmas With His Friends, But It Never Affected His Faith In Islam
He Was Surrounded By The Christian Religion And He Even Celebrated Christmas, But It Never Affected His Believe In Islam
Image via imgur.comOther Religions Will Not Be A Threat If You Are Sure Of Your Own Convictions, Says Khairy. "If Your Belief Is Strong, No One Can Make You Lose Your Religion".
He Says Other Religions Will Not Be A Threat If You Are Sure Of Your Own Convictions, "If Your Belief Is Strong, No One Can Make You Lose Your Religion"
Image via imgur.comKhairy Has Earned New Found Respect From Malaysians With His Sincere And Relatable Message. The Post Was Shared More Than 2,000 Times In 24 Hours.
Touched By Khairy's Relatable Message, Malaysians Also Shared Their Experiences Of Growing Up In A Multi-Faith Community
Khairy's Message Comes After Muslim Activist Groups Accused Christians Of Trying To Convert Malays
Youth And Sports Minister Khairy Jamaluddin's Christmas Message For 2013 Came With One Lesson That Resonates Loudly: Have Faith In Your Own Faith
Image via asiaone.comThe right-wing religious activists have also stepped up their campaign to prevent the courts from hearing a dispute initiated by some churches seeking the right to call their God “Allah”, arguing that the Arabic word is exclusive to Islam, and driving a wedge between Muslims and non-Muslims.
yahoo.comKhairy’s remark appear to run counter to claims by some Muslim activist groups who have accused the country’s minority Christians of trying to convert Malays — who are also Muslim by default of a constitutional provision.
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