Islam doesn't bar non-Muslims from suraus, mosques

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Former Perlis mufti and renowned Islamic scholar Dr Mohd Asri Zainul Abidin maintained today that non-Muslims can enter a mosque or surau, while pointing out that political parties using religion to cause racial strife are the actual culprits smearing the name of Islam.

Yes, we agreed with Dr Mohd Asri's affirmative on this issue. Actually, there is nothing wrong with a non-Muslim being in the house of God. And even the Prophet himself did not bar non-Muslims from meeting him in the mosque.

So Umno and Perkasa, what's the big deal on this? This is not an issue, this is not about religion, there is no problem with any religion at all. Islam is not a problem, Islam is a progressive and good religion.

The real problem here is with Umno and Perkasa as both are extremist organizations trying to rage a racial war against the other races for the sake of ensuring their political survival. The problem is MAIS action has been political motivated, the problem is the Ruler has been wrongly informed or someone in his household circle had lied to him.

Actually, there is nothing happen at all. Everyone is going through our daily lives peacefully and so does our Muslim friends who are going through the spirit of Ramadhan by fasting for a month prior to the Aidil Fitri celebration.

The real problems are with Umno and Perkasa who are going all out to destroy this very spiritual Islamic event. Both actions of Umno and Perkasa are deemed to be against Islam and the practice. Umno and Perkasa are the real enemies of Islam of which our Muslim brothers and sisters must beware of. Umno and Perkasa are the real threat to the Ummah.

Both Umno and Perkasa are political terrorists.

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