Conflicts between Malays and India over the repatriation of Islamic sermons on suspicions of incitement to terrorism

Malaysia refuses to repatriate an Islamic sermon that was followed by Indian investigating authorities on suspicion of incitement to terrorism.
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohammad said Friday he would not return the Islamic sermon Dr. Zakir Naq, 52, to India, according to local media and foreign media reports.

Prime Minister Mahathir said: "We do not respond easily to foreign demands, we must respond to all factors."

Naiqa, 23, died in Bangladesh in 2016, Some of them left India and lived in Malaysia shortly after reporting that they had committed a crime in listening to his sermons.

Nike, a surgeon, founded the Islamic Research Foundation (IRF) in 1991 and was preoccupied with his religious views across the chain of Muslim sermons Peace TV.

But he insisted on the death of homobaduals and other converted converts to other religions and told Osama bin Laden, who is behind the September 11 terrorist attacks: "I support him. he fights the enemies of Islam. .

In the end, India will not accept the broadcast of Peace TV in 2012 and Bangladesh in 2016. The Indian government has formally requested its return to Malaysia in January this year, accusing Nike incitement to incitement to terrorism, the financing of terrorism and the promotion of religious conflicts.

The Malaysian government is viewed as having a negative attitude towards the repatriation of Nike, in recognition of the public opinion of the majority of Malays who believe in Islam.

If this politically and economically close relationship between Malaysia and India is such a superficial conflict it is a rare case.

India is one of the top ten trading partners of Malaysia, with annual exchanges of about $ 13 billion (about 14,700 billion won), and both countries have worked closely together for the defense.

6.2% of the Malaysian population has become a factor in strengthening bilateral relations with India.

Political badysts in India, however, said that the repatriation of Nike was not totally unexplained and that the situation could change at any time by exchanging measures such as the increase in imports from Japan. palm oil from Malaysia.

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(Jakarta, Yonhap News) Correspondent of Hwang Cheol-Hwan