Defiant Hadi says will continue with sermons in T'ganu mosques, surau despite ban


PETALING JAYA: PAS president Tan Sri Abdul Hadi Awang (pic) says he will continue to give sermons as usual in Terengganu despite a ban on politicians delivering lectures or sermons at mosques and surau in the state.

“I will continue giving my sermons as usual in surau and mosques," the Marang MP said in a press conference in Rusila that was posted on his Facebook page on Saturday (March 4).

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