You don’t need to be an Arab to be a Muslim, but many seem to be abandoning their customs and traditions.

IT’S a pity the movie Adiwiraku is not getting the kind of attention it deserves. It is as inspiring as it is heart-wrenching. This is one movie that every teacher, student and educationist should watch.

Titles have been part of our history since the Malacca Sultanate, but it’s time to have a more stringent vetting system.

The writer and his Class of ‘60 reminisce about the harmony of their childhood, wondering what has gone wrong since then.

There are some conditions which traditional drugs can’t cure and which may require a literary prescription.

In 2017, we need to do better in unifying the nation and celebrating our Malaysian-ness.

It seems as if humans are losing their temper more than ever before, with explosive effect.

We are so often glued to screens that some old-fashioned personal interaction is needed.

The two largest Muslim organisations in the country were deafeningly silent about last week’s protests, at a time when the voice of moderation was sorely needed.

Are Muslims now less open to conversations with others about faith?

But before criticising the recent 50-page report, read all 32 recommendations carefully.

It’s not just about money and infrastructure, but also about the psyche and attitude of our people.