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The rise of Islamist conservatism in malaysia
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IntroductionA wide variety of interpretations and schools of thought have characterised Islamic scholarship in the Malay world, as can be seen from its willin...
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Penang’s punk rock haven
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As much as loud guitars and bleached hairstyles might seem alien to Penang’s cityscape, a burgeoning alternative scene radiates from Soundmaker Studio....
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