Malaysia News » Sabah News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Sabah teacher uses Jawi to bridge cultural and religious differences in Beluran
For Lorenica Frenila Masundim, teaching Jawi script at a school in Sabah’s interior is more than a lesson in writing, it is a way of ...
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Luyang rep urges Sabah to set up dept of non-Muslim religious affairs
KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government should consider setting up a department or unit to coordinate matters involving non-Muslim religious bodies and mission schools in the region, says Luyang ...
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Will Islamization Provoke Sabah, Sarawak Split From Malaysia? – OpEd
(UCA News) — People in Sabah and Sarawak have long talked about leaving the Federation of Malaysia but mainly behind closed doors with occasional public outbursts of their historical grievances. It ...
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Minister urges religious leaders to foster interfaith trust in Malaysia
National Unity Minister Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang urges Malaysian religious leaders to shape moral values and foster interfaith trust.
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Sabah, church leaders discuss development allocations for non-Muslim houses of worship
KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government held discussions with the Sabah Council of Churches (SCC) to discuss improvements for the mechanism to implement development allocations for non-Muslim houses of ...
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Malaysia was never built for only one community, says Salleh
Sabah Umno veteran Salleh Said Keruak says every community must feel that they have a place, a voice and a stake in the country’s future.
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: RM90mil aid for Sabah’s Chinese and mission schools, non Muslim religious bodies
Chief minister Hajiji Noor says the GRS-led state government had more than doubled its financial assistance since taking office in 2020. Read More: https://www ...
News Malaysia » Sabah » Religion: Whither Malaysia: Sabah And Sarawak – Analysis
There has long been unhappiness about the way Sabah and Sarawak have been treated by Putra Jaya. Sabah and Sarawak’s indigenous peoples are amongst the poorest and most marginalized in Malaysia.