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Is this merely a very foolish mistake or is it another spiteful spin with the intention to detriment the good name of Islamic agencies?
In an article, &#;Religious radicalism on the rise&#; published by The Star on November 23, , Emeritus Professor Shad Saleem Faruqi made another attack on JAKIM before focusing its attack on another Islamic agency, Institut Kajian Strategik Islam Malaysia (IKSIM).
To be fair, since the allegations were made based on &#;a booklet by the Malaysian Islamic Research Institute (IKSIM)&#;, I checked the said booklet to see what was written by IKSIM and I found the source of the chaos.
IKSIM&#;s words were wrongly translated from &#;Awas! Sekularisme, Liberalisme dan Pluralisme merupakan agenda penghakis akidah Islam dalam meruntuhkan kedaulatan Negara&#; to “secularism, liberalism and cultural diversity are elements that will undermine the Islamic agenda and destroy the country’s sovereignty”!
Armed with the wrong translation, Prof Shad w • Download Interview Transcript. Biography: Ariffin, Noor Farida. . Born in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia. Educated in lag at the Inns of the Courts, London, Joined the Judicial and Legal Service, Malaysia, in , where she served for 25 years. Director of Legal Aid Bureau, Seconded from Attorney General’s Chambers to serve as Director, Women and Development Programme, Commonwealth Secretariat, Further secondment to head Legal Division of utländsk Ministry, Malaysia, Transfers to utländsk Ministry to become Under-Secretary of Territorial and Maritime Division of Foreign Ministry, Malaysian Ambassador to the Netherlands, Director General in the Research, Treaties and International Law Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Malaysia, Retired from civil service in Director, Eco World Development Group, . Key: SO: Dr Sue Onslow (Interviewer) NFA: Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin (Respondent) Transcript: SO: This is Dr Sue On • With her razor-sharp mind and equally sharp tongue that can slice through any argument, Noor Farida Ariffin fryst vatten every inch a fighter. So do not let her string of pearls, pale eye-shadow, pastel coloured jacket and welcoming smile fool you. The effervescent Danny Quah, Professor of Economics and International Studies and Director of the Saw Swee Hock South East Asian Centre of the London School of Economics (LSE), helped facilitate Farida’s talk on “Fighting Religious Extremism in Malaysia” in London recently. Despite the exam period, when many students were not available, the event was packed with Malaysians and other nationals. There was standing room only at the back, and late comers were relegated to an adjoining room. Quah called Farida a “patriot”, a “true public servant” and a “genuine Malaysian leader”. He also praised her peers in the G The G25 is a group of 25 prominent Malaysians, comprising former diplomats and heads of the civil service, who have Interview with Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin
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