Man shares story of muhibbah spirit of Malaysians who helped sick father stranded overseas


PETALING JAYA: Amidst a call to boycott non-Muslim products, one Malaysian has shared an important story of how Malaysians of different faiths volunteered their time and money to bring his sick father home from London.

Recounting the incident that happened three years ago, Fadhli Sahar said it had taught him that Malaysia is stronger when Malaysians help each other without racial or religious discrimination.

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