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A Perkasa leader has threatened to "chop the heads off" those who "ridicule" Islam and the Selangor sultan.
In a fiery speech, Negri Sembilan Perkasa chief Ruslan Kassim told those attending a rally in front of the Selangor palace for such "parasites" to "get lost".
"If they continue to ridicule the religion and the sultan, we will chop off their heads.
"It is better they get lost, better they die, better they don't live in this country than be a disease, a virus and a parasite on our religion, race and country," he said.
Ruslan (right) was speaking at the rally to show thanks to Sultan Sharafudin Idris Shah for "defending the sanctity of Islam" and the actions of the Selangor Islamic authorities.
This is in relation to the Selangor Islamic Affairs Council's (Mais) refusal to return the 321 copies of the Bible seized by the Selangor Islamic Affairs Department (Jais) from Bible Society Malaysia.
"Sometimes, we need the blood of martyrs and we are willing to die to defend the name of Allah, God willing," he said to cheers.
According to Utusan Online, about 200 people from various NGOs attended the rally in front of Istana Bukit Kayangan, Shah Alam.
The rally was also to protest the call by four PAS parliamentarians for Selangor to amend laws to clip Mais' powers.
Earlier, the Mais issued a statement to deny that the sultan endorsed the rally and that the sultan is now out of town.
A Perkasa leader has threatened to "chop the heads off" those who "ridicule" Islam and the Selangor sultan.
In a fiery speech, Negri Sembilan Perkasa chief Ruslan Kassim told those attending a rally in front of the Selangor palace for such "parasites" to "get lost".
"If they continue to ridicule the religion and the sultan, we will chop off their heads.
"It is better they get lost, better they die, better they don't live in this country than be a disease, a virus and a parasite on our religion, race and country," he said.
Ruslan (right) was speaking at the rally to show thanks to Sultan Sharafudin Idris Shah for "defending the sanctity of Islam" and the actions of the Selangor Islamic authorities.This is in relation to the Selangor Islamic Affairs Council's (Mais) refusal to return the 321 copies of the Bible seized by the Selangor Islamic Affairs Department (Jais) from Bible Society Malaysia.
"Sometimes, we need the blood of martyrs and we are willing to die to defend the name of Allah, God willing," he said to cheers.
According to Utusan Online, about 200 people from various NGOs attended the rally in front of Istana Bukit Kayangan, Shah Alam.
The rally was also to protest the call by four PAS parliamentarians for Selangor to amend laws to clip Mais' powers.
Earlier, the Mais issued a statement to deny that the sultan endorsed the rally and that the sultan is now out of town.
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