Author comes to Syed Azmi’s defence


PETALING JAYA: “I Want to Touch a Dog” organiser Syed Azmi Alhabshi is one of the better Muslims around and would be the first to volunteer to help the poor and needy, said unity advocate and author Anas Zubedy (pic).

Anas, who knows Syed Azmi personally, implored Malaysian Muslims and clerics to stop attacking Syed Azmi for organising the event, claiming that he had not contravened the religion in any way.

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