Moderate Muslims fight back for multifaith Malaysia


Promot ing harmony: Ally Hazran (far right) with Father Harrison and Siti (centre) at the “Love & Peace Offering” at the Holy Family Church in Kajang.

In the spirit of the World Interfaith Harmony Week, some Malaysians are seeking to promote diversity, peace and understanding.

WHILE some irresponsible groups have been swamping churches with banners and messages of hate, training consultant Ally Hazran Hashim, 47, decided to rally some friends to gather at his hometown church, the Holy Family Church in Kajang, with flowers, oranges and messages of love last Sunday.

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