Malaysia
Cops to probe Facebook user for saying Islam not ‘religion of peace’
Dr Zakir Naik delivers his lecture in Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, April 16, 2016. u00e2u20acu2022 Picture by Saw Siow Feng

KUALA LUMPUR, March 13 — The police sought today to summon a Facebook user who allegedly said Islam was not a religion of peace, in response to on-the-run preacher Dr Zakir Naik who described himself as a "messenger of peace”.

 

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In the tweet, Khalid attached a screenshot of a Facebook user who responded to a Malay Mail Online article with the headline: "Zakir Naik: I’m a messenger of peace, my critics are terrorists”.

Khalid’s tweet is translated as: "@OfficialPcirc @PDRMsia Call up the person named below and ask him to explain what he meant by "Islam was never a religion of PEACE”.

The @OfficialPcirc Twitter account belongs to the police cyber investigation response centre of the Royal Malaysia Police, while @PDRMsia is the police’s official Twitter account.

Former MP Datuk Zulkifli Noordin was among those who had reported the user to Khalid with a tweet this morning.

 

 

Yesterday, Malay Mail Online cited a Sinar Harian interview with controversial Indian televangelist Dr Zakir, who denied allegations that he was a terrorist and instead accused his critics of being "terrorists” instead.

The fugitive preacher is under investigation in India for alleged links to terrorism and money laundering.

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