PAS goes on soul-searching trip


The Kedah Government’s since rescinded ban on entertainment outlets during Ramadan and PAS’ divided response to the Jais raid on the DUMC church are clear signals that a struggle is now on for the “soul” of the party.

PAS in the midst of an ambitious push into “Middle Malaysia”. The victory in June, of the party’s progressives – dubbed the Erdogans after the visionary Turkish Premier, Racep Erdogan – in internal party elections seemed to herald an era of multi-racial leadership.

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