No laws against deviant teachings in non-Islamic religions?


A Children of God congregation met in Los Angeles in 1971. — AP

CULTS are not just religious-oriented, and definitely not an issue only in Islam.

Nevertheless, so far in Malaysia, only Muslims have a system through which they can exact legal recourse to deal with Islamic deviancy or cults under syariah law or enforcement by the Islamic Development Department (Jakim).

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