Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

I have not any plan to go to Malsiya in my life, don't worry

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

Recently I was in Malaysia again, for a very short trip and I was surprised to see the changes from what I saw about ten years ago in 2002. It was a different scenario altogether.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

I have not any plan to go to Malsiya in my life, don't worry

I am relieved but please see to it that every country has its own traditions and we have to follow them while going there, that was my point.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

I have not any plan to go to Malsiya in my life, don't worry

I am relieved but please see to it that every country has its own traditions and we have to follow them while going there, that was my point.

Yes I am agree, I read that in UAE Post dana in a prohibited item but in India we use it in making snakes and sweets. for us it is also medicine and it is use full in cold problem.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

I have not any plan to go to Malsiya in my life, don't worry

I am relieved but please see to it that every country has its own traditions and we have to follow them while going there, that was my point.

Yes I am agree, I read that in UAE Post dana in a prohibited item but in India we use it in making snakes and sweets. for us it is also medicine and it is use full in cold problem.

There are tons of different traditions which we find acceptable in one country/culture but entirely unacceptable in others. Even some flowers as gift are not considered good in some cultures which we may offer to them as gift. That can create a scene there. So while visiting a particular country we should do some research. Color of dresses may offend some locals in some places esp white and black.

Mahatma Gandhi said- Ishwar allah Tere naam. Malyasia does not agree. 'Allah' is sacred to Muslims and non Muslims are not authorized to use this word. Let them use some other word Like God.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-24516181

So, now it;s the turn of Malaysia to claim copyright over the word 'Allah' it seems.

In this way they are dividing people. It is against the believe that God is one.

For them, yes it is one, they have never worshiped or even imagined anyone else. It is your belief and you are free to go with it but do not do it when in Malaysia please, that could prove costly.

A good warning. Law of the land applies even to foreigners. So in Malaysia, never utter name of Allah if you are not entitled. Moreover for many offences in Malaysia and Singapore, offender is sentenced to caning.

The old adage, " Be a Roman while you are in Rome" has a universal appeal. Such adages will never be lost in the tidal wave of Time. Remember it for your own sake.

It is proverb, Jaisa Desh Vaisha Bhesh so one should follow rules of country in which they are living.

But in this case it is the other way round, do not try to do as they do otherwise you are doomed.

I have not any plan to go to Malsiya in my life, don't worry

I am relieved but please see to it that every country has its own traditions and we have to follow them while going there, that was my point.

Yes I am agree, I read that in UAE Post dana in a prohibited item but in India we use it in making snakes and sweets. for us it is also medicine and it is use full in cold problem.

There are tons of different traditions which we find acceptable in one country/culture but entirely unacceptable in others. Even some flowers as gift are not considered good in some cultures which we may offer to them as gift. That can create a scene there. So while visiting a particular country we should do some research. Color of dresses may offend some locals in some places esp white and black.

Yes agree, every country have their own traditions, In India every state have their own traditions.

It is the way how people see it. And everyone has the right to his/her own opinions. But I don't think why other people cannot use it. After all, spirituality never teaches to discriminate.

It is the way how people see it. And everyone has the right to his/her own opinions. But I don't think why other people cannot use it. After all, spirituality never teaches to discriminate.