Malaysia Will Never Produce This Type Of Hero
November 30, 2008
Because of the recent fatwa against yoga, the chances of Malaysia producing a world warrior like Dhalsim has been significantly diminished. With crime in Malaysia being as it is at the moment, it is important for our country to produce superheroes that can save the citizens from potential crime as our local cops are more intent on charging anti-ISA gatherings.
Although the fatwa has not been endorsed by the state religious authorities yet, I get the feeling that we will be deprived of a Malaysian who can do the following:
(Image sources: Here, Here, and Here)
It is unclear if the religious authorities will start issuing fatwas against bomohs due to the supernatural nature of the practices. Maybe there will be a fatwa against susuk berlian as well.
(Sorry for the fluff posts. I am really busy at work, and I am not able to articulate my thoughts very well on the latest going ons)
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fatwa is for muslim..
then, the warrior like dhalsim would exists since there others race such as chinese and indian people…
bomoh is “haram” .. but muslim still believe with bomoh..
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December 1, 2008 at 2:21 pm
When I first read this, I was like…. WHaaa?
But then I soon learned that it was all fluff. Ok. Good one.
Funny blog. Keep up the humor—laughter is the best medicine after all, but just make sure to be careful and appropriate always because you might offend someone with your harmless fluffs. ^^
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