Tasek Gelugor MP Wan Saiful Wan Jan, condemned the actions of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim who was seen as “friendly” and even danced when welcoming the arrival of United States President Donald Trump to Malaysia. According to him, the action was not only insensitive to the suffering of the Palestinian people, but also gave the impression that Malaysia was giving up on close relations with Washington amidst the atrocities still taking place in Gaza.

Tasek Gelugor MP Wan Saiful Wan Jan, condemned the actions of Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim who was seen as “friendly” and even danced when welcoming the arrival of United States President Donald Trump to Malaysia. According to him, the action was not only insensitive to the suffering of the Palestinian people, but also gave the impression that Malaysia was giving up on close relations with Washington amidst the atrocities still taking place in Gaza.

Wan Saiful questions the benefits of grand welcome for Trump

Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, Liew Chin Tong explained that the signing of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement between the United States (US) and Malaysia yesterday were not new and had been agreed upon before this. He said through the agreement, 1,711 tariff lines would not be subject to the 19 percent reciprocating tariff.Liew said this in response to a supplementary question from Jelutong MP RSN Rayer on ​the advantages of signing of the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade between the US and Malaysia yesterday.

Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, Liew Chin Tong explained that the signing of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement between the United States (US) and Malaysia yesterday were not new and had been agreed upon before this. He said through the agreement, 1,711 tariff lines would not be subject to the 19 percent reciprocating tariff.Liew said this in response to a supplementary question from Jelutong MP RSN Rayer on ​the advantages of signing of the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade between the US and Malaysia yesterday.

Reciprocal trade agreement with the US are not new, says deputy minister

Global efforts by world leaders to promote peace require occasional rule-breaking, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in recounting how he joined US President Donald Trump for an against-protocol car ride upon the latter’s arrival in Kuala Lumpur.The prime minister shared the anecdote during his speech at the signing of a peace deal, dubbed the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord yesterday, between Thailand and Cambodia, with Anwar and Trump present as witnesses.

Global efforts by world leaders to promote peace require occasional rule-breaking, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim in recounting how he joined US President Donald Trump for an against-protocol car ride upon the latter’s arrival in Kuala Lumpur.The prime minister shared the anecdote during his speech at the signing of a peace deal, dubbed the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord yesterday, between Thailand and Cambodia, with Anwar and Trump present as witnesses.

To achieve peace you have to break some rules, says Anwar says after riding with Trump

US President Donald Trump's full speech at the signing of the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord between Thailand and Cambodia.Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Trump attended the ceremony on the sidelines of the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur.Video source: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1474511077148827

US President Donald Trump's full speech at the signing of the Kuala Lumpur Peace Accord between Thailand and Cambodia.Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Trump attended the ceremony on the sidelines of the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur.Video source: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1474511077148827

[Full Video] US President Donald Trump's speech at signing of Thai-Cambodia peace deal

Indera Mahkota MP Saifuddin Abdullah has joined the ranks of those openly calling for Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin to step down and make way for new leadership.He has also turned against his former PKR ally, Bersatu secretary-general Azmin Ali, saying he must be removed from the post to rid the party of moral problems which impact its reputation.

Indera Mahkota MP Saifuddin Abdullah has joined the ranks of those openly calling for Bersatu president Muhyiddin Yassin to step down and make way for new leadership.He has also turned against his former PKR ally, Bersatu secretary-general Azmin Ali, saying he must be removed from the post to rid the party of moral problems which impact its reputation.

Saifuddin joins calls for Muhyiddin to step down

The second protest against US President Donald Trump in Kuala Lumpur ended without incident today.The protest, held opposite Ampang Park, began at 5pm and ended around 6.45pm.There was a heavy police presence, and estimated turnout to be around 200 - slightly higher than 120 protester count by the police. In a statement, Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus thanked the organisers - Sektretariat Bantah Trump - for maintaining order at the demonstration.

The second protest against US President Donald Trump in Kuala Lumpur ended without incident today.The protest, held opposite Ampang Park, began at 5pm and ended around 6.45pm.There was a heavy police presence, and estimated turnout to be around 200 - slightly higher than 120 protester count by the police. In a statement, Kuala Lumpur police chief Fadil Marsus thanked the organisers - Sektretariat Bantah Trump - for maintaining order at the demonstration.

Second anti-Trump protest in KL ends peacefully under tight police watch

US President Donald Trump was seen dancing on the red carpet upon his arrival in Malaysia this morning.A group of dancers were performing outside Kompleks Bunga Raya at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) as part of the welcome prepared for Trump on his first official visit to the country.Dressed in a blue suit with a red tie, Trump started moving to the music in front of the dancers shortly after descending from Air Force One.https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/759043

US President Donald Trump was seen dancing on the red carpet upon his arrival in Malaysia this morning.A group of dancers were performing outside Kompleks Bunga Raya at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) as part of the welcome prepared for Trump on his first official visit to the country.Dressed in a blue suit with a red tie, Trump started moving to the music in front of the dancers shortly after descending from Air Force One.https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/759043

[Full Video] Trump dances during Malaysia's red carpet welcome

Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the United States Embassy in KL to protest the visit of US President Donald Trump to Malaysia for the Asean Summit.The rally, organised by PAS Youth took place after Friday prayers, with participants marching from the Tabung Haji building to the embassy.

Hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the United States Embassy in KL to protest the visit of US President Donald Trump to Malaysia for the Asean Summit.The rally, organised by PAS Youth took place after Friday prayers, with participants marching from the Tabung Haji building to the embassy.

Hundreds gather in protest against Trump’s visit

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Businessperson Albert Tei has filed an application to cite interim Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor for contempt of court after he was denied entry into the state to appear for his criminal case proceedings twice.The application was filed at Kota Kinabalu Sessions Court today via Messrs Chin Jingulam & Associates, and it will be heard on Nov 24.In his supporting affidavits, Tei claimed the immigration officers told him that the order had come directly from Hajiji’s office or via the respondent’s officers when he was stopped upon arrival at Kota Kinabalu International Airport on two separate occasions on Sept 22 and Oct 23.Meanwhile, in a separate story, the cabinet today decided to maintain existing rules and regulations regarding the serving of alcoholic beverages at Chinese school halls.This means alcoholic beverages could continue to be served when the halls are rented out to the public for events that do not involve students.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Businessperson Albert Tei has filed an application to cite interim Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor for contempt of court after he was denied entry into the state to appear for his criminal case proceedings twice.The application was filed at Kota Kinabalu Sessions Court today via Messrs Chin Jingulam & Associates, and it will be heard on Nov 24.In his supporting affidavits, Tei claimed the immigration officers told him that the order had come directly from Hajiji’s office or via the respondent’s officers when he was stopped upon arrival at Kota Kinabalu International Airport on two separate occasions on Sept 22 and Oct 23.Meanwhile, in a separate story, the cabinet today decided to maintain existing rules and regulations regarding the serving of alcoholic beverages at Chinese school halls.This means alcoholic beverages could continue to be served when the halls are rented out to the public for events that do not involve students.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Albert to cite Hajiji for contempt; Alcohol in school halls - current rules maintained

The Universiti Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) has urgently demanded that campus administrators cease alleged interference in the campus election next month.Leading a group of members for an on-campus protest today, Umany president Tang Yi Ze said such interference not only threatens the achievements of student autonomy but also signals the resurgence of a “pro-establishment” culture within the campus.Full story:https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/758903

The Universiti Malaya Association of New Youth (Umany) has urgently demanded that campus administrators cease alleged interference in the campus election next month.Leading a group of members for an on-campus protest today, Umany president Tang Yi Ze said such interference not only threatens the achievements of student autonomy but also signals the resurgence of a “pro-establishment” culture within the campus.Full story:https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/758903

Campus election: Umany decries alleged threat to student autonomy

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad has expressed frustration over the questions posed to him in court, saying they had “nothing to do” with his claims in the RM150 million defamation suit against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.The centenarian told the Shah Alam High Court yesterday that at the rate the defendant’s legal team was going with their line of questioning, he would be dead before the case reached its conclusion.

Former premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad has expressed frustration over the questions posed to him in court, saying they had “nothing to do” with his claims in the RM150 million defamation suit against Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.The centenarian told the Shah Alam High Court yesterday that at the rate the defendant’s legal team was going with their line of questioning, he would be dead before the case reached its conclusion.

At the rate the case is going, I’ll be dead before it is finished, says Dr M

Every time Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim posts on Facebook, his comment section floods with praise.But a Malaysiakini investigation found that much of it isn’t organic. Behind the scenes, 263 Facebook accounts were working together to boost Anwar’s image - posting thousands of comments, many of them identical.Experts call this 'astroturfing' - when fake grassroots support is manufactured to look real.The video explains how the coordination was detected, why it matters for Malaysia’s democracy, and how similar operations are happening across Southeast Asia.Story, analysis: Koh Jun LinAdditional reporting: B Nantha Kumar, Qistina Nadia DzulkarnainVideo Producer: Azreen MadzlanHost, visual editor: John Ng--Read the full three-part Malaysiakini reports here: Part 1https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756577Part 2https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756652Part 3https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756782

Every time Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim posts on Facebook, his comment section floods with praise.But a Malaysiakini investigation found that much of it isn’t organic. Behind the scenes, 263 Facebook accounts were working together to boost Anwar’s image - posting thousands of comments, many of them identical.Experts call this 'astroturfing' - when fake grassroots support is manufactured to look real.The video explains how the coordination was detected, why it matters for Malaysia’s democracy, and how similar operations are happening across Southeast Asia.Story, analysis: Koh Jun LinAdditional reporting: B Nantha Kumar, Qistina Nadia DzulkarnainVideo Producer: Azreen MadzlanHost, visual editor: John Ng--Read the full three-part Malaysiakini reports here: Part 1https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756577Part 2https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756652Part 3https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/756782

[KINI EXPLAINER] Anwar’s Cheerleaders: Inside Malaysia’s Online Praise Network

The cabinet today decided to maintain existing rules and regulations regarding the serving of alcoholic beverages at Chinese school halls.Government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil announced the decision during a post-cabinet meeting press conference in Putrajaya this afternoon.

The cabinet today decided to maintain existing rules and regulations regarding the serving of alcoholic beverages at Chinese school halls.Government spokesperson Fahmi Fadzil announced the decision during a post-cabinet meeting press conference in Putrajaya this afternoon.

Cabinet decides to keep existing rules, practice on alcohol in school halls

PAS Ulama wing has slammed DAP lawmaker Lim Lip Eng for mocking the Islamist party's repeated call to ban alcohol on Malaysia Airlines.Its information chief Mohd Nor Hamzah said Lim's sarcastic remark telling PAS to start its own air service company was not only insulting the party but also on Islam's position as the country's official religion.

PAS Ulama wing has slammed DAP lawmaker Lim Lip Eng for mocking the Islamist party's repeated call to ban alcohol on Malaysia Airlines.Its information chief Mohd Nor Hamzah said Lim's sarcastic remark telling PAS to start its own air service company was not only insulting the party but also on Islam's position as the country's official religion.

Lim's 'PAS Airlines' remark is an insult to party and Islam's position, says PAS Ulama wing

DAP adviser Lim Guan Eng has taken a swipe at Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s statement in Parliament that alcohol should not be served in public halls built within school compounds - including those funded by the Chinese community.Lim claimed that Anwar’s remarks had stirred up a hornet’s nest and frustration among Chinese Malaysians, as the move was seen as an unnecessary intrusion into long-standing customs.

DAP adviser Lim Guan Eng has taken a swipe at Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s statement in Parliament that alcohol should not be served in public halls built within school compounds - including those funded by the Chinese community.Lim claimed that Anwar’s remarks had stirred up a hornet’s nest and frustration among Chinese Malaysians, as the move was seen as an unnecessary intrusion into long-standing customs.

Anwar stirred up a hornet’s nest, says Guan Eng on school hall alcohol ban

Claims that the Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) raided the Rusila mosque in Marang, Terengganu on Sept 19 have been dismissed as a misunderstanding.Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said the incident involved only six MMEA personnel who stopped to perform asar prayers during a training exercise, and it should not have been misinterpreted.

Claims that the Malaysia Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) raided the Rusila mosque in Marang, Terengganu on Sept 19 have been dismissed as a misunderstanding.Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said the incident involved only six MMEA personnel who stopped to perform asar prayers during a training exercise, and it should not have been misinterpreted.

Masjid Rusila 'raid' was just a misunderstanding, says Saifuddin

Deputy Dewan Rakyat speaker Ramli Nor has warned PAS' Ahmad Marzuk Shaary (PN-Pengkalan Chepa) not to "cross the line" when speaking on racial issues.Ramli cautioned that he will perform his duty as a deputy speaker to obstruct those who violate the house's guidelines, no matter which side they fall on.This occurred during Marzuk's debate on the Supply Bill when he touched on income inequality and low home ownership rates among the bumiputera community.Full story:https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/758842

Deputy Dewan Rakyat speaker Ramli Nor has warned PAS' Ahmad Marzuk Shaary (PN-Pengkalan Chepa) not to "cross the line" when speaking on racial issues.Ramli cautioned that he will perform his duty as a deputy speaker to obstruct those who violate the house's guidelines, no matter which side they fall on.This occurred during Marzuk's debate on the Supply Bill when he touched on income inequality and low home ownership rates among the bumiputera community.Full story:https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/758842

Deputy speaker warns PAS MP not to 'cross the line' on racial issues

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the 47th Asean Summit virtually, as the Deepavali celebrations will still be taking place in the country at that time, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.Anwar said he was informed of this during a phone call from Modi last night.Anwar also confirmed that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be attending the summit.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the 47th Asean Summit virtually, as the Deepavali celebrations will still be taking place in the country at that time, said Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.Anwar said he was informed of this during a phone call from Modi last night.Anwar also confirmed that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be attending the summit.

Modi to attend Asean Summit virtually, Putin sends DPM in his stead - Anwar

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Wanted businessperson Adlan Berhan, the son-in-law of Muhyiddin Yassin, is reportedly spending his days on the run in luxury.The New Straits Times said it had received photos showing Adlan in the company of unnamed Middle Eastern dignitaries.It also claimed that Adlan - who left Malaysia in 2023 - has also been travelling from the unspecified Middle Eastern country to go on holiday, including to Thailand, where he reportedly played golf and went to a shooting range.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Kota Bharu MP Takiyuddin Hassan raised further suspicions today surrounding an alleged raid-like Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) training exercise at Rusila mosque, Terengganu, last month.Speaking to reporters in Parliament, he cited a suspicious car parked near PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's home.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

KiniNews is now also available at: Spotify: https://mk.my/sH14qeJApple podcast: https://mk.my/jPylPZC[KiniNews] Wanted businessperson Adlan Berhan, the son-in-law of Muhyiddin Yassin, is reportedly spending his days on the run in luxury.The New Straits Times said it had received photos showing Adlan in the company of unnamed Middle Eastern dignitaries.It also claimed that Adlan - who left Malaysia in 2023 - has also been travelling from the unspecified Middle Eastern country to go on holiday, including to Thailand, where he reportedly played golf and went to a shooting range.Meanwhile, in a separate story, Kota Bharu MP Takiyuddin Hassan raised further suspicions today surrounding an alleged raid-like Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) training exercise at Rusila mosque, Terengganu, last month.Speaking to reporters in Parliament, he cited a suspicious car parked near PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's home.___________________📌 Share this news! Join the Malaysiakini WhatsApp Channel now! https://mk.my/wa_mkiniTurn on notifications 🔔 or unmute the channel to receive news notifications immediately!—Support independent media, subscribe to Malaysiakini.com - https://bit.ly/3B3ztIa

#KiniNews: Muhyiddin’s missing son-in-law living lavishly abroad? PAS questions MMEA training

The Dewan Rakyat sitting briefly turned tense today after a DAP lawmaker raised the issue of Pagoh MP Muhyiddin Yassin’s son-in-law, who was reportedly living lavishly in the Middle East.The exchange began when Khoo Poay Tiong (PH–Kota Melaka) interjected during Muhyiddin’s debate on the 2026 Supply Bill, saying he wished to bring up an issue on the topic of poverty.

The Dewan Rakyat sitting briefly turned tense today after a DAP lawmaker raised the issue of Pagoh MP Muhyiddin Yassin’s son-in-law, who was reportedly living lavishly in the Middle East.The exchange began when Khoo Poay Tiong (PH–Kota Melaka) interjected during Muhyiddin’s debate on the 2026 Supply Bill, saying he wished to bring up an issue on the topic of poverty.

Tensions rise in Parliament after DAP MP brings up Muhyiddin's son-in-law

Kota Bharu MP Takiyuddin Hassan raised further suspicions today surrounding an alleged raid-like training exercise by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) at Rusila mosque, Terengganu, last month.Speaking to reporters in Parliament, he cited a suspicious car parked near PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's home.The PAS secretary-general also revealed another screenshot from a video said to be from a full CCTV recording of the incident, which he described as "showing highly suspicious appearances, behaviour, and movements”.

Kota Bharu MP Takiyuddin Hassan raised further suspicions today surrounding an alleged raid-like training exercise by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) at Rusila mosque, Terengganu, last month.Speaking to reporters in Parliament, he cited a suspicious car parked near PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang's home.The PAS secretary-general also revealed another screenshot from a video said to be from a full CCTV recording of the incident, which he described as "showing highly suspicious appearances, behaviour, and movements”.

[Full Video] Takiyuddin questions MMEA's 'drill' at Rusila mosque

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said his preference is for alcohol not to be served on school grounds.He stressed that this was not to restrict the rights of non-Muslims, but to uphold schools as places of education for children.He was referring to the serving of alcohol at a recent alumni gathering held at St Michael’s Institution in Ipoh.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said his preference is for alcohol not to be served on school grounds.He stressed that this was not to restrict the rights of non-Muslims, but to uphold schools as places of education for children.He was referring to the serving of alcohol at a recent alumni gathering held at St Michael’s Institution in Ipoh.

I agree, says Anwar on keeping alcohol off school grounds

Wanted businessperson Adlan Berhan, the son-in-law of Muhyiddin Yassin, is reportedly spending his days on the run in luxury.The New Straits Times said it had received photos showing Adlan in the company of unnamed Middle Eastern dignitaries.Previously, MACC chief Azam Baki said Adlan was in a Middle Eastern country with which Malaysia did not have an extradition treaty.

Wanted businessperson Adlan Berhan, the son-in-law of Muhyiddin Yassin, is reportedly spending his days on the run in luxury.The New Straits Times said it had received photos showing Adlan in the company of unnamed Middle Eastern dignitaries.Previously, MACC chief Azam Baki said Adlan was in a Middle Eastern country with which Malaysia did not have an extradition treaty.

Muhyiddin's wanted son-in-law living luxuriously in Middle East - Report

Former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli said that, to his knowledge, there was no plan to oust Muhyiddin Yassin as Bersatu president to allow the party to form the government.However, he acknowledged that Prime Minister and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim rarely shares information on such moves.

Former PKR deputy president Rafizi Ramli said that, to his knowledge, there was no plan to oust Muhyiddin Yassin as Bersatu president to allow the party to form the government.However, he acknowledged that Prime Minister and PKR president Anwar Ibrahim rarely shares information on such moves.

Rafizi unaware of any plans to oust Muhyiddin as Bersatu chief

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) denied claims that its elite forces had conducted a training exercise at the Rusila Mosque in Marang, Terengganu, on Sept 19.MMEA director-general Rosli Abdullah said the mosque was merely a location for trainees to perform their religious duties prior to accepting their next assignment.

The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) denied claims that its elite forces had conducted a training exercise at the Rusila Mosque in Marang, Terengganu, on Sept 19.MMEA director-general Rosli Abdullah said the mosque was merely a location for trainees to perform their religious duties prior to accepting their next assignment.

MMEA denies claims of training held at Marang mosque

Controversial preacher Zakir Naik has made some pointed remarks about Chinese Malaysians, while rebuffing calls for him to leave the country.The remarks were made at a talk in Kelantan last Thursday where he also commented that Hindu Malaysians seemed to trust the Indian government more than Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.Zakir made his remarks about Chinese Malaysians while talking about how Islam had spread peacefully in the region through traders."You know someone called me a guest. So I said, before me, the Chinese were the guests. If you want the new guest to go first, ask the old guest to go back."The Chinese aren't born here, most of them. Maybe the new generations, yes."If you want the guest to go back, and those guests which (sic) are bringing peace in the community, they are benefit (sic) for the family," he said before trailing off and getting back on the topic which was about denying that Islam was "spread by the sword".

Controversial preacher Zakir Naik has made some pointed remarks about Chinese Malaysians, while rebuffing calls for him to leave the country.The remarks were made at a talk in Kelantan last Thursday where he also commented that Hindu Malaysians seemed to trust the Indian government more than Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad.Zakir made his remarks about Chinese Malaysians while talking about how Islam had spread peacefully in the region through traders."You know someone called me a guest. So I said, before me, the Chinese were the guests. If you want the new guest to go first, ask the old guest to go back."The Chinese aren't born here, most of them. Maybe the new generations, yes."If you want the guest to go back, and those guests which (sic) are bringing peace in the community, they are benefit (sic) for the family," he said before trailing off and getting back on the topic which was about denying that Islam was "spread by the sword".

Zakir: You want me to leave, then ask the 'old guests' Chinese to go back too