Defending Islam includes protecting Malay rights, says Ridhuan Tee

KUALA LUMPUR, July twenty Defending Islam contingency go hand in hand with protecting a rights of a Malays as enshrined in a Federal Constitution, controversial columnist Assoc Prof Dr Ridhuan Tee Abdullah said today.

Tee, a Chinese Muslim who embraced Islam twenty-six years ago, noted which nonetheless he is Chinese by race, a Islamic faith had taught him which sacrament should take precedence above race.

Tee embraced Islam twenty-six years ago. Picture courtesy of sinarharian.com.my

The academician said since a Federal Constitution indicates which a Malays profess Islam, he had "no choice" though to place himself among those in a Malay competition as well.

"In my understanding, when there is a clash in between a significance of competition with a significance of religion, similar to it or not, Islam taught me which sacrament contingency take priority," he said during a launch of his books "Masih Adakah Ketuanan Melayu?" and "Cabaran Saudara Baharu di Malaysia" during a Defence Ministry here.

"So I took a decision, a stand, which a significance of sacrament contingency be upheld and to strengthen religion, this includes defending a Malay competition as a whole," he said.

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