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The Star
6 days ago
- Politics
- The Star
PAS ready to provide legal aid for civil servants attending rally
Tuan Ibrahim (center) was met after the Pre-Gathering Talk for the "Turun Anwar" event at the Negeri Sembilan level. SEREMBAN: PAS is prepared to offer legal services to civil servants who may face action for participating in the Himpunan Turun Anwar scheduled for this Saturday (July 26). According to Sinar Harian, Deputy President of PAS, Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man said that it was the right of every individual, including civil servants, to assemble, as guaranteed by the Constitution. "The right of people to assemble is guaranteed in the Constitution. Therefore, when the Constitution guarantees it, there should not be other rules that contradict it. "Even civil servants have the right to assemble, and in the past, many groups, such as doctors, have gathered. "So if action is taken against them, each party is ready to provide support. God willing, we are confident that many will assist," he said. He made these remarks after the Ceramah Pra Himpunan Turun Anwar Peringkat Negeri Sembilan on Wednesday (July 23). However, he advised each rally participant to follow set rules, particularly to avoid using weapons and engaging in provocative actions. He also expressed gratitude to the former Chief Justice, Tun Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, for restoring the people's right to assemble. "Our rally is called a peaceful assembly, and we thank the former Chief Justice because before retiring, she clarified the rights of the people to assemble. "The police have the right to impose restrictions, but it should suffice to ensure that unwanted incidents do not occur, as it is the police's responsibility," he added. Reflecting on the public's sentiment, especially following the Prime Minister's appreciation announcement yesterday, Tuan Ibrahim expects an even larger turnout than PAS's previous target of 300,000 people. Additionally, he did not dismiss the possibility that the Prime Minister's appreciation announcement to the people yesterday was related to the Himpunan Turun Anwar being organized. "Why not wait for the budget presentation? Such announcements should be made during the budget. "But why was it made now? It means that during the budget, there will likely be more such "appreciations", meaning if we hold more assemblies, perhaps the people will receive more," he said.
Focus Malaysia
19-07-2025
- Politics
- Focus Malaysia
PAS claims Pahang is set to vote for PN in the next GE
PAS deputy president Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man claims public support in Pahang for PAS and Perikatan Nasional (PN) has significantly increased, indicating voters are ready to choose PN as the state government in the upcoming 16th General Election (GE16). 'This development is not only evident from the encouraging attendance at various grassroots programmes, but it is also supported by independent studies and on-the-ground observations. 'Moreover, we can see that the people are increasingly rejecting any explanations or statements by the government on various issues,' he said in a statement. The Cheka assemblyman Tuan Ibrahim also claims young voters, civil servants, and rural communities are increasingly rejecting the UMNO-Pakatan Harapan state government, forcing it to work harder to prove its competence. Backing the claims by the PAS leader, Pahang PAS information chief Ustaz Aireroshairi Roslan, stressed that UMNO must mentally prepare to become the opposition after the GE16, following the increasing public support for PAS from GE13 to GE15. He also said the 'PAS Leads Pahang' slogan taunted as mere rhetoric by UMNO shows that the ruling party is still in denial and refuses to accept the reality of the changing political landscape in the state. 'The strong public response to this tagline proves that the people are ready for a leadership change that is cleaner and more trustworthy,' he said in a statement, adding that UMNO is riddled with internal crises and leadership turmoil while PAS has strengthened party machinery. On the other hand, he also said the cooperation between DAP and Umno is now a heavy liability for the Malay party. 'How can UMNO claim to fight for the Malay agenda when they are willing to collaborate with a party that has always opposed the special position of the Malays?' he questioned. — July 19, 2025 Main photo credit: Bernama
Yahoo
05-07-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
PAS leader dismisses talk of Abdul Hadi stepping down, say president's health ‘better than before'
MARANG, July 5 – Those close to PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang have denied claims he plans to step down from his post amid his health woes, saying such speculation has only come from outside the party. Utusan Malaysia cited Bachok MP Mohd Syahir Che Sulaiman, who previously served as Abdul Hadi's political secretary, saying the rumours had surfaced ahead of the party's 71st Muktamar or annual congress in September but were unfounded. 'We haven't heard anything about it internally. It's just talk from outsiders,' he was quoted saying. 'Even the deputy president has addressed this. Those of us close to him, even his family, have heard nothing,' he added, referring to Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man. Tuan Ibrahim had recently said he feels Abdul Hadi should remain in the role, rather than being moved to be the spiritual leader. Mohd Syahir added that Abdul Hadi's health had significantly improved following a medical procedure at the National Heart Institute last week, and that his recovery has been swift. He said the doctors treating Abdul Hadi were also satisfied with his progress and that he is expected to attend more public events in person moving forward. 'Tok Guru's health is very good, even better than before. He's already resumed his lectures and attended meetings, so there's nothing preventing him from joining more physical events,' he said, referring to Abdul Hadi. Following the lecture, Abdul Hadi's aides requested that media personnel give the PAS president space and refrain from seeking comments from him. Abdul Hadi resumed delivering his weekly duha lecture on Friday, which he had paused for over a month due to treatment at IJN on June 17. He has conducted the session weekly for decades, with the last held on May 30 before his recent break. Despite still recovering, Abdul Hadi also attended funeral prayers on Monday for the late Hamzah Ngah, former PAS Kuala Terengganu deputy chief, at Masjid Rusila in Terengganu.
Malay Mail
05-07-2025
- Health
- Malay Mail
PAS leader dismisses talk of Abdul Hadi stepping down, say president's health ‘better than before'
MARANG, July 5 – Those close to PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang have denied claims he plans to step down from his post amid his health woes, saying such speculation has only come from outside the party. Utusan Malaysia cited Bachok MP Mohd Syahir Che Sulaiman, who previously served as Abdul Hadi's political secretary, saying the rumours had surfaced ahead of the party's 71st Muktamar or annual congress in September but were unfounded. 'We haven't heard anything about it internally. It's just talk from outsiders,' he was quoted saying. 'Even the deputy president has addressed this. Those of us close to him, even his family, have heard nothing,' he added, referring to Datuk Seri Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man. Tuan Ibrahim had recently said he feels Abdul Hadi should remain in the role, rather than being moved to be the spiritual leader. Mohd Syahir added that Abdul Hadi's health had significantly improved following a medical procedure at the National Heart Institute last week, and that his recovery has been swift. He said the doctors treating Abdul Hadi were also satisfied with his progress and that he is expected to attend more public events in person moving forward. 'Tok Guru's health is very good, even better than before. He's already resumed his lectures and attended meetings, so there's nothing preventing him from joining more physical events,' he said, referring to Abdul Hadi. Following the lecture, Abdul Hadi's aides requested that media personnel give the PAS president space and refrain from seeking comments from him. Abdul Hadi resumed delivering his weekly duha lecture on Friday, which he had paused for over a month due to treatment at IJN on June 17. He has conducted the session weekly for decades, with the last held on May 30 before his recent break. Despite still recovering, Abdul Hadi also attended funeral prayers on Monday for the late Hamzah Ngah, former PAS Kuala Terengganu deputy chief, at Masjid Rusila in Terengganu.
Free Malaysia Today
01-07-2025
- Politics
- Free Malaysia Today
PAS Youth division nominates VP Amar for party's No 2 post
PAS vice-president Amar Abdullah is said to have had a major role in shaping the new generation of PAS leaders. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA : The youth wing of a PAS division in Kelantan has nominated party vice-president Amar Abdullah as a candidate for the deputy president's post when the party holds its elections in September. Pengkalan Chepa PAS Youth information chief Sazwan Sakri said Amar, the former Kelantan deputy menteri besar, had extensive experience and has showcased strong leadership at divisional, state and central level. Sazwan said Amar has also played a major role in guiding the next generation of PAS leaders in the Islamic party's struggle, Utusan Malaysia reported. 'The nomination is not aimed at sparking a tussle for party posts, but to recognise the big role he has played. It also reflects the maturity of Pengkalan Chepa PAS Youth in courteously expressing support (for Amar),' he was quoted as saying. In February, a PAS source told FMT that the party is likely to hold a contest for its top two posts at its elections this year, for the first time in a decade. PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang and deputy president Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man have not been challenged for the posts since the 2015 party polls. Speculation about Hadi stepping down due to health reasons has been making the rounds. At the same time, there are rumours that Tuan Ibrahim, who is Pahang opposition leader, also intends to make way for new leadership, although there have been calls from the pro-ulama faction for him to defend his post and seek re-election as PAS deputy president.
