Ridhuan Tee Wants "Irresponsible Parties" To Move Abroad
In his Sinar Harian column, controversial lecturer Ridhuan Tee Abdullah expressed his thoughts about the people's criticisms about Malaysia, Malaysia's characteristics as an Islamic country and more.
By Mei Mei Chu — 06 May 2014, 03:17 PM — Updated about 10 years ago
Controversial Lecturer Ridhuan Tee Abdullah Said Malaysians Who Are Not Happy Should Move Abroad
Controversial lecturer Dr Ridhuan Tee Abdullah today said those who were not happy living in Malaysia should pack their bags and head for greener pastures.
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"Why Do These Irresponsible Parties Not Move Abroad? Because Malaysia Is Heaven. Why Are They Still Making Insistent Demands? Because They Want A Better Heaven."
In his Sinar Harian column, Ridhuan said this was an easy issue for him – if Malaysia was not a paradise for certain parties, then they should leave.
yahoo.com"Why do these irresponsible parties not move abroad? Because Malaysia is heaven. Why are they still making insistent demands? Because they want a better heaven," he said.
In His Sinar Harian Column, Ridhuan Tee Slammed NGO Leaders For Highlighting Malaysia's Negative Points To US President Barack Obama
He also criticised several leaders of non-governmental organisations for exposing Malaysia's negative points to US President Barack Obama. During his recent visit to Kuala Lumpur, Obama had held an hour-long meeting with 10 community groups who had raised human rights issue and political accusations made against opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
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Former Bersih 2.0 chairperson Datuk S. Ambiga had said issues raised with Obama included racial and religious polarisation, political divisions in Putrajaya, free elections and media restrictions.
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"Malaysia Is Essentially A Good Country, But Certain Quarters Are Responsible For Criticising The Country's System."
"Malaysia is essentially a good country, but certain quarters are responsible for criticising the country's system," he said.
The National Defence University Malaysia lecturer said these non-Islamic NGOs had avidly questioned Obama about the US. "Their questions and views did not even take the country they are residing in into consideration, how easy it is for them to make a living in Malaysia," Ridhuan said.
He Continued To Claim That Malaysia Is Losing The Characteristics Of An Islamic Country Due To The Increase Of Temples And Churches
Ridhuan also claimed that Malaysia did not have the characteristics of an Islamic country due to the increase in the number of temples and churches.
yahoo.com"Not Only Have The Number Of Non-Muslim Places Of Worship Exceeded The Number Of Mosques And Surau, But Bahasa Malaysia Has Also Lost Its Essence."
"Not only have the number of non-Muslim places of worship exceeded the number of mosques and surau, but Bahasa Malaysia has also lost its essence. Places of worship in Malaysia will soon make the country look more like a non-Muslim country with the increasing number of churches, kuil and temples," he wrote in his column
yahoo.comRidhuan said the institutions of higher learning in Malaysia no longer practised Bahasa Malaysia as the national language, but placed priority on English and Chinese.
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Ridhuan Tee Continued To Defend MARA For Asking Non-Muslim Scholarship Applicants Questions About Islam During The Interview Process
Two non-Muslim students were allegedly asked questions about the Islamic faith as part of a scholarship interview in Sarawak.
Image via themalaymailonline.comLast week, deputy Mara director for Sarawak Mariam Mokhtar told The Malaysian Insider that an officer from the Kuala Lumpur headquarters was under investigation after he had allegedly quizzed non-Muslim Bumiputera scholarship applicants about Islam during the interviews.
yahoo.comHe also defended Majlis Amanah Rakyat (Mara) for questioning non-Muslim scholarship applicants about Islam. "What was done is not wrong, especially as the 'Allah' issue is being fiercely debated by various quarters," Ridhuan said
"Where Is The Harm If The Interview Includes The Subject Of Islam? If The Applicant Can Answer, It Is Considered A Credit. If Cannot Answer, No Problem."
"Where is the harm if the interview includes the subject of Islam? If the applicant can answer, it is considered a credit. If cannot answer, no problem." Ridhuan said if an applicant was unable to answer questions about Islam, it did not mean that he would be sidelined or rejected.
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"I am not saying what the interviewer did was right, but the quarters which have raised the issue and criticised Mara are too much. "Sometimes in an interview, we are also asked to compare religions. The Muslim students have never made a fuss."
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