Book on Islamic view of other faiths aims to dispel misconceptions


Ghazali signing a copy for Datin Mother A Mangalam, the president of The Pure Life Society (far left).

BANGI: A book on comparative religion aims to dispel the misconception that understanding and learning about other religions weakens one’s own faith.

Written by Dr Ghazali Basri, the Academy for Civilisation Studies chairman, the book views other religions from the Islamic point of view while propagating unity in Malaysia’s multi-religious society.

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