The DARKEST Malaysia

[@lohthx1r]

If Malaysia would have more people thinking the way you think Prof., we need more people like you in Malaysia.

[@jamesgabriel7132]

he said it oredi, malay community can only be change by the religious scholars and ustaz.

[@shumyinghon]

@@jamesgabriel7132 looks like our education system had failed

[@berglim6218]

You need people like him to be the PM, not the hiding behind one or the sworn affidavit one

[@PENIUPWISEL]

Gregg Braden and Andre Duqum left the chat.

[@nadaiduit]

Which one to stick to? Politicsl or no komposion in Scriptures?

[@Antiscammer666]

I m suprised , for first time i see a sensible muslim . Malaysia will prosper with this kind of person heading JAKIM

[@ranenbhattacharyya136]

JAKIM needs to be de-funded !

[@wk3960]

Jakim is just another political tool

[@nikkjay638]

I totally agree.

[@deanneshane3799]

you must be non muslim

[@firebrand2325]

JAKIM needs to be dissolved entirely.

[@vincentfoong790]

Thanks Harith for having the fortitude and courage to invite the guest speaker. Much appreciation also to the speaker , Prof Tajuddin, for insights and taking a bold stand in speaking up. I have learnt alot.

[@harithiskandercomedy]

It's all about educating yourself

[@anwaryeopkamaruddin]

pro DAP proffesorr kangkung

[@masaruex]

When a comedian did a better job than a politician in creating unity, that’s Harith for you! And politicians acting like comedian, that’s Malaysia politician… Malaysia need more Muslim that talks about sensitive issues because when non Muslim talks about it, it will became a sensitive issue. So thank you Prof and Harith for doing this.

[@limwilson1369]

I am a Singaporean and non Muslim, and I really enjoyed the way how Prof Tajuddin breaks down the different narratives and his thought process. A really enjoyable and engaging show, and something that everyone should listen and hopefully gain something from. Cheers.

[@changjinsiong2108]

A speaker has a strong science background, honest, brave, not greedy and reads a lot. Great person.

[@Userr-Chen-Chen]

Another ignoramus on Islam lies and deception. Congratulations

[@Userr-Chen-Chen]

Another ignoramus on Islam lies and deception. Congratulations!

[@harithiskandercomedy]

Reading being a key!

[@azahariblackmore8956]

Great explaination Proff.... We ' ll always behind you to fight racist, radical extremist exspecially from opportunist politicians and preacher....

[@Studio_243]

The antithesis of "kafir" is "pariah." Pariahs are individuals who consume pork and/or beef. Another muslim name in india is Pariah.

[@jamesheng9860]

Thank you Harith for having Prof Tajuddin on your show. Thank you.

[@HuaweiP-jb8ig]

Lets get "sesat" moving

[@SchafjuanS]

❤💪

[@annyeong1312]

1!qq​@@SchafjuanS

[@vanessafong1332]

Yes, kindly invite Prof for another session. His wisdom on our current issues is truly spot on. I watched all his you tube videos ever since I discovered his channel. Thank you Prof for being our “unspoken voice and thoughts”.

[@RukiahGoodwillie]

Awesome. I am a Singapore born Muslim, educated in an Anglican School for 12 years and have multiple degrees and live in the West- I appreciate your open minded dialogue. Islam is a progressive religion and we should have an educated worldview that strengthens the practice of Islam. I recall being told as a child that the Prophet PBUH saying that we should seek knowledge. 😊

[@byteme9718]

Islam is anything but a progressive religion. It's the reason Malaysia has failed.

[@simonkam7155]

One of the best discussion I've ever watch!!!! Please continue for another 10...20 episode

[@wendyyap3665]

Thank you. Learnt something valueable through this discussion. Pls have professor back.

[@rokiahahmad9357]

Subhanallah. Professor Tajudin telah membuat saya berfikir diluar kotak. He is a true Muslim

[@deanneshane3799]

Jangan taksub atas nama professor

[@kartiniillias6842]

MashaAllah awak rasa begitu.? Kotak apa?

[@deanneshane3799]

@@kartiniillias6842 saya bimbang akan banyak pengikut prof yang nampaknya mengajak ke arah Islam liberal. Akhir zaman. Mereka taksub dengan perkataan ' prof' dan idola harith sehingga mereka tak dengar betul2 kritikan tak manasabah yg di buat. Pandangan sendiri tentang practise individu adalah hak masing2 tetapi apabila practise Muslim berdasarkan quran dan hadith dipertikai. Aduii

[@perabagap9121]

It nice to see two intelligent people have a good conversation give us more

[@deanneshane3799]

@perabagap9121 two intelligent people can get together and STILL get it wrong. A good conversation between two people does not equal accepted correct viewpoint

[@sachi330]

I use to follow Prof's articles in Utusan Malaysia 🇲🇾 from those days. Eye opening and thought provoking responsible write s. Bless you Sir.

[@RazaliKareem]

Thank you Harith and Prof. Tajuddin. This video should be an eye opener to all Malaysians.

[@selvakumarvijayan9342]

We urgently need MALAYS who can think so objectively.

[@ElaineEspeckerman]

Qq

[@samong5846]

Impressed with the profundity of his thought, unfortunately only few men with wisdom and compassion could resonate with Prof Tajuddin. Such a kind and beautiful man. Thank you for offering your thoughts sir

[@chasl77]

My salute to Prof Tajuddin for his unwavering courage to speaking up, addressing the elephant in the room. Not many intellectual Malays dare to speak about the pressing sensitive issues we face in Malaysia, not even Keluar Sekejap, you can tell that KJ is trying to preserve his “political brand” and waiting for the right moment to jump back in the lever of power. Well done Harith. Looking forward for Sesat…

[@jimpeleambau6995]

You are exactly right

[@lailahairaniabdullahsanggu1491]

It's so refreshing to hear Prof Tajuddin's bold and multi-faceted points of view. I share his insights on seeing the bigger picture and be critically aware of the hidden agendas of those playing up controversial issues for their vested interests. I always felt alone among my community when I don't share their overtly racist sentiments nor believe the narrative that Malays/muslims in Tanah Melayu (especially) are under threat by the non-muslims/non-malays. Just like Prof Tajuddin, I also believe that the conduct of our Prophet was far from racism but one which exuded love, understanding, humanity and compassion and which, we should all uphold in our behaviour regardless of faith. For we are all human after all and to be human is first, to be humane to each other. Thank you Prof Tajuddin and Harith Iskandar for this wonderfully insightful podcast. I used to feel alone for having a different worldview from many of my Malay/muslim relatives/friends/ communities but not anymore. Malaysia is a beautiful multi-racial, multi-cultural and multi -religious country. Unity in diversity is our strength. So, let's not let anyone with extreme worldview and with hidden 'selfish political' agenda manipulate and control us. We can do better and be better if we are open-minded and always seeking knowledge and the truth by reading widely and cross-referencing from various sources before forming an opinion or making a judgement, treat each other right, with love, compassion and respect and we will sustain the beauty of a harmonious Malaysia.

[@tharumakumaritharmalingam8648]

BRING BACK THE PROFESSOR AS MANY TIMES AS YOU CAN. WE LACK INTELLIGENT PEOPLE LIKE HIM. IT IS INSPIRING LISTENING TO HIM. MALAYSIA HAS HOPE IF THERE ARE MORE PEOPLE LIKE HIM. THANK YOU EN HARITH ISKANDAR.

[@ohsoon23]

bring Prof to more open and high crowd area to share his thoughts especially to area which always shared wrong info or misleading information

[@leeppJ]

Tqvm Harith for inviting a distinguished guest like Prof Tajuddin. I salute you, Prof Tajuddin, for your courage in being frank in your opinions, for calling a spade a spade about the dire situation in our country now. May God bless you. Would love to listen to Prof T talk about sesat.

[@aimanmarzuqi4804]

Akhirnya, ini lah perbualan yang orang Malaysia sekarang perlukan.

[@byteme9718]

MALAYS, not Malaysians.

[@aimanmarzuqi4804]

@@byteme9718 Malays are Malaysians

[@revolusimelayu]

​@@byteme9718kAu dgr je lah

[@nelsonjailer]

Malays yea😂😂

[@aimanmarzuqi4804]

@@byteme9718 Are Malays not Malaysians?

[@12midnightblue]

Thank you so much for having this discussion. It has been really insightful! Looking forward to hearing more from Prof Tajuddin

[@rajendrankandiah231]

Professor, you are the right person to be The Education Minister.

[@maytan1622]

Thanks Harith for having Prof Tajuddin on your show

[@StevenTanWilddiscus]

一个精彩的访谈节目，一位懂得问的主持人，一位懂得答的受访者，复杂的事情因开明思维而简单的表达与理解。真的精彩，希望更多的国民可以看到，听到。

[@zakiiskandar-pz9gw]

Hi, this is by far the best podcast I've seen by 2 individuals discussing interesting issues, it's as if they read my mind. Brilliant!

[@ronythiang8207]

Yes. The topic of sesat is welcomed. Thanks for the conversation and really hope we could more of this 'out of the box' Malaysians, be it Malays, Chinese, Indians and etc- we are all living in the same planet and country.

[@denniswong5486]

I left Malaysia 30yrs ago we didn’t have these social problems I expected it to thrive and progresses to be more harmonious and more inclusive but it has been moving backwards

[@SSxxx18]

It is held back from moving faster. I am outside Msia for more than 40 years. I invest in Msia. Huge returns. The best part it, I started to read. Now I appreciate Msia is so good, only can be better.

[@manning4448]

But it hasn't because people allowed politicians and others to regress whilst they amassed wealth. And when challenged use religion and race to deflect.

[@SSxxx18]

@@manning4448 the elite and a few privileged ones mass fortune AT THE EXPENSE of the poor, esp the Malays. Plenty uses good money for good development. And like Tajuddin said....nobody reads. So many Chinese also turned Chauvinistic without realising ....and that doesn't help. Politics is complicated. It is not a matter of simply "allowing it"...😅. Lately, things are starting to be looking up. Read history. It is on a trajectory.

[@foreveryoung999]

I had the chance to leave but didn't.

[@thinkerr]

and my kids will move out as well. i don't see this country progressing unfortunately.

[@jamestan8773]

Very honest and wise description of Malaysia nowadays. Must have more like-minded professors to educate the people. Very well respected 👍 from Singapore

[@selleys9150]

spiraling downhill to the point of no return.. investors all shutting thier doors and opening in neighboring countries..they will brush off intelligence such as the prof and come up with their own justifications

[@Userr-Chen-Chen]

Another gullible ignoramus on Islam lies and deception. Congratulations

[@stephaniewong7139]

Beneficial to listen, widens our horizon of thinking.

[@BKLau70]

IKEA was accused of serving non Halal food, shut down cafe for investigation, and found to be not true. Damage done ...

[@edlicsathiamurthy4520]

Fitnah is murder... but those hypocrites do not mind

[@syedputra5955]

Jakim has weaponised " halal " certification. They can easily shut a food factory by just accusing it of violating halal processes. When asked for evidence, after several months, there was none. Tens of millions lost just because of hearsays. In the end, non muslim halal factories had to hire malay chairman just to handle this issue.

[@papadomlady2011]

Puppet or sleep partner. It happens every non Muslim prospering business.

[@firebrand2325]

Sadly true. Malaysia needs to urgently remove Islam from the state. Put an end to Islamic institutions and Islam's clerics in affairs of the state.

[@dreamjourneyvincent3657]

Everycomoanies been boycotted are the largest tax payers.. those tax money allocated to help the majority.

[@IxlanZephyr]

Great discussion and an enlightening one for Non-Muslims. To know that level-headed people who openly discuss what's obviously wrong with the portrayals of Islam and Muslims by zealots is indeed eye-opening. Definitely needs to be in the mainstream media than just potcasts in KZbin. Looking forward to watching and listening to more from both. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@fifiesaid1489]

A Malaysian Malay Muslim here, who has just returned home less than a year ago. I was shocked at the state of less than progressive perspectives, views, ideology dare I say it is even more backwards now than my time when I was growing up. This conversation is much much needed! Thank you both Harith and Prof for your courage to talk about this openly, your openness, healthy educated insights, be the voices of common sense- I do truly hope this session has opened up some people's minds, mentality, perspective. #1mindatatime.

[@nelsonjailer]

Its all coz of malays with diff kind of ideology

[@superbiroy]

Cause Muslim Malaysia are following Politicians instead of Ketua Negara dan Agama .. Exp Muslim Politicians dare to attack Agong and Sultan … some of them even dare to bring Royalty to court

[@chingwon7]

Good job for having Prof Tajuddin as guest. He is quite wise.

[@harithiskandercomedy]

Yes he is

[@weiloonkevin1955]

Well said Prof. If everyone is thinking the way that you are. Malaysia will surely become one of the best and truly multi-cultural countries. Thanks Harith for having this wonderful session. May God bless you both ,,🙏

[@karlz6125]

Yes please 'sesat". Looking forward to that. I have respect for Prof Tajuddin and yourself and people with logic . You can change many to learn from outside the box and not just rely on where we are contained in.

[@Userr-Chen-Chen]

What is the meaning of provocation? Stop abusing it by hiding behind it as cowards . Stop abusing the word provocation like the Gazan being used as human shields by the barbarian Hamas Islamic terrorists organisation. Truth though alien to most abdooos is not the slightest provocation but certainly hurts . One must have brains in the head to understand truth.

[@conniechin9152]

Tadi sesat scrolling KZbin... tiba2 jumpa this video😂. Tqvm for this superb video, Harith! Looking forward to seeing Prof Tajuddin in your show again.

[@sintarochongcc]

Love it. Prof is my UTM lecturer. Honestly some of his remark I have reservation but he do has his point. Give you another perspective of understanding religion. Keep up the good work and talk professor.

[@mohdnoorlong]

Thank you both of you for this interesting topic.

[@harithiskandercomedy]

You're welcome

[@tantienshen7718]

We need a Prime Minister like Prof Tajuddin.

[@yushigawa8610]

Yes... current pm nit fit for the job and his more interest to convert people to his religion

[@yushigawa8610]

And political guys scared to take / put Prof Tajudin in their party's

[@myulmirul4064]

May Allah bless you ❤

[@jafrizain9654]

He suit well in DAP....surely the Chinese will give him full support...

[@TDL1900]

One the most sensible scientist like Carl Sagan doesn't need to be in politics. He kept teaching science to the public with a philosophical and moral perspective. People who wants to learn will learn. We don't need Prof to be a PM, Prof Tajuddin should just be Prof Tajuddin or at least our own Carl Sagan.

[@paulinelee8915]

Prof and Harith please have similar podcast in Bahasa Malaysia so that more of our Malay fellow men can broaden their mindset.

[@justpassingthrough7990]

agree. as mentioned, those kinds of Malays don't read. best let them listen in a language they can fully digest words in.

[@oilenglai4128]

Mereka tak nak dengar

[@HareKrishna-iz4ks]

8915 u. r right friend tq omg his English excellent English a real fear god nerve god in a humble speaking a Muslim brother nvery religious man tq

[@phantomdharak9644]

But we have prepared subtitles. They SHOULD READ!

[@anne5563]

I wish more Malaysians can view this talk show and see where Malaysia has gone wrong.

[@parasite4736]

Thank you, this is enlightening for a non-muslim like me. Prof Tajuddin is both insightful and concise, and spot-on on the topic.

[@ThePoll321]

you guys are national treasures! Thank you and love hearing more from you guys. God save the King and Country. God save Malaysia

[@barneyjackrabbit2986]

Being a non-Muslim I have so much to say about the situation in our multi racial country, but I can not say it loud or in words for fear of being charged under seditious act. I can only pray to GOD for peace to prevail in our nation between misguided Muslims and non Muslims.

[@peacelove952]

yes, very much heart breaking see this happened in Malaysia.

[@huaweihuawei9901]

I hate being label a KAFIR.

[@Zannellure]

@@huaweihuawei9901. insults n hurtful words has no value if u don’t put any meaning to it - Salma Hayek

[@lilopygaming3218]

Yeah, i try to steer clear away from these sensitive topic purely out of fear of angering our muslim brothers. I dont even dare to voice any opinion on social media eventhough i do have an opinion on it. I just hope people are kinder and goodness prevails.. My worst fear is a full blown ethnic cleansing to every other races happen.. Our country seems to be very good at self destructive behavior

[@sharonprice42]

Education will eradicate Islam., the truth must prevail.

[@devsanjeevi1684]

The boycott affected many workers of KK Mart predominantly malays. Am sure many families must have suffered. Always rationalize the consequences of all those directly earning a living from KKM, and the many other industries who are depending on KKM employees to support their business. Eg, the barber, restaurants, retail units and etc etc , the list will go on.

[@shingodzilla7564]

Thats wierd cuz majority of kk mart cashier having south asia looking..

[@azizahmatzin9610]

Rezeki from Allah...if someone insult Islam..then if we did nothing to stop them..U 'll be responsible to Allah as Muslim...do U think U can answer to Allah...

[@danielch6662]

​@@shingodzilla7564 he confused kk with 99

[@gracel2808]

Professor Tajudin is a true Muslim, it's no doubt that God loves him & Heavan is reserved for him.

[@IsmailIbrahim-t3b]

It is because he always biased to your favour. By your name I do not think you are a Muslim, correct me if wrong, so to you he is true Muslim. As simple as this, his perspective of Islam is within your understanding of Islam. So other Muslims way of thinking which doesn't suit to your whims is considered as extremist ? So please join this Tajudin's sect. of Islam.

[@TDL1900]

​@@IsmailIbrahim-t3bBut you're biased too. And by saying "this Tajuddin sect" you think you're the terpaling Muslim?

[@rajairfan2768]

how do you know if god loves him? That is something that god knows. The people who commonly say things like that are Christians. Anyways, his logic is flawed. by his logic, its not considered rude to put your feet on top of your parents head or dining table or religious scriptures or a flag of a country. The guy also conveniently forgot the hadith about a companion wanting to let Rasullulah (ﷺ) to sleep upstairs because he doesn't want his feet to be higher than the Prophet (ﷺ) head

[@MELAYUSIA]

True human lah no need to bring religion.

[@carlodefalco7930]

😳😃 islam is false

[@fmsiow7596]

Love this talk. Wish we Malaysians can have more of these quality talk. Humble, deep, genuine, interesting & intelligent conversations. Can’t wait for the episode on sesat. 😊

[@DingerDing]

Thanks for your courage to publish this type of content. I’m a Chinese and I know as much that I wasn’t “supposed” to question Malay’s thought. So I always keep it within myself. Good to know what some of you think. I tried questioning ChatGPT on Quran and Bible , it was fun but I do respect the religions. (Have to put some disclaimer otherwise I might be arrested, because I’m “type C”)

[@corona0706]

Type C is the new way… the fastest and powerful way to get everything to power up. Efficiently snd non time consuming… Hahahahaha

[@furlyfurly]

Proud to be Type C. Good day to my fellow Type C😂

[@rajkrish9347]

This intellectual intercourse is a must watch by every one. The extremists will be moderated. The ignorant will be educated. The religious seekers will be enlightened. The nation will be liberated. But sadly, we all know deep in our hearts, the damage is beyond repair and the regression is accelerating.

[@sunmaemae]

despair is a strong enemy if you allow it to be

[@obuohsokadbatuh1831]

It may take another 50 years to repair the damage being done by corruption and religious extremists.

[@rajkrish9347]

@@sunmaemae Dont disagree. So is lack of cognizance to an apparent trajectory. Good day to you.

[@dave328432]

Well said. Nicely worded

[@reshmyranee2162]

Bring him back again! Thank you Prof and Harith! Insightful session ❤😊

[@2105sethu]

First time hearing Prof Tajuddin. Excellent view. Harith salutes you for organising this .

[@mishmash86]

Please have prof Tajuddin Rasdi back! More sessions pls, on sesat or any other paths you want to take us through. He is absolutely brilliant, and so were you, for thinking and asking brave questions. Much needed in these dark times.

[@27Vasanthi]

I’m very happy to get to know prof here. Never imagined that Harith & Prof discussion was really intriguing. I’m very pleased that the KZbin pop up this video to me as suggestion. Great contents & had learnt much from Prof. I have many Malay friends back then & now. But now I can feel intolerance in our society when we face issues of Religion nationwide in social media. I feel that I need to be more careful when approaching & friendly interaction with my fellow citizens if they are Malay, after reading extreme comments from social media. But in person, all the individuals especially Malays were still very friendly when approached where I lived in heavily Malays populated region in Selangor. What is been projecting in social media by those extreme post, statements & comments is still considerably not representing the whole nation’s real voice. We are still not rotten as a whole nation yet many still thinking rationally while living in our multicultural & multi religious nation. Hope politicians stop politicizing all fairly ignorable & forgivable issues into massive issues just to gain profit and to secure their personal interest. We must unite & stand as Malaysians to compete in international arena to shine but not to fight within our own fellow Malaysians and become vulnerable. Stay prudent.

[@mng3838]

Very well discussed topics. Love to hear from professor again in your next episode

[@ayangee]

Tqvm for the way you see it prof & Harith.

[@Valhalla369]

A much needed frank discussion.. All the major issues have been addressed well. Two level-headed intelligent people whom the nation needs to listen to and learn from.

[@Alphastar96]

What a responsible and humble posdcast! Thank you for the pencerahan. Absolutely beautiful brother

[@KaEuiJY]

Totally amazed by the way Professor Tajuddin speak and think! So much knowledge and perspective learnt! Please have more episodes with him❤

[@jayanthinkandaya7082]

Thank you to both of you for having this discussions. I have listened to Professor's few videos, he is someone think out of the box not confined in a small tempurung. Every human being on this face of world no matter what are our background, beliefs, religion, etc in order to live peacefully is not to impose our religion, belief onto someone or in a country where multi racial people living. It is a individual path to practice, experience, learn, study, explore the possibility of knowing the truth. I wish more like minded people emerge in Malaysia.

[@myapch]

Thanks for the valuable sharing. Now I know Islam better and I must say it’s a beautiful religion indeed . Great channel guys. I really learnt so much . Keep up the good work

[@harithiskandercomedy]

Thanks for the sharing . Glad you got some value from this

[@janeyong5151]

Please bring him back cause we need learned and wise man like him to educate our nation!

[@Lawrencebujang5644]

Thank you Professor Dr Mohd Haji Tajuddin Bin Mohd Rasdi for your farsighted & Wisdom, rationale and Compassion for all Malaysian to move forward together happily for Malaysia to move on.....I salute you Sir.

[@jennieng511]

Thank you Prof Tajuddin. I always enjoy listening to your great sharings .. Malaysia should have more intellectuals like you Sir. Take good care . God bless you n family .

[@aidenlee2341]

Looking forward to the SESAT episode! Prof Tajuddin is a true academic who sets a good example of what it means to think out of the box.

[@kimilo7439]

Mentega terbang which is pernah SESAT was banned in Malaysia

[@Johnmith626]

Words reflect your soul, brilliant quote Prof. Thanks Harith and Prof for the intellectual discussion and thought provoking interview.

[@tingpangeng7150]

Education > reading > asking questions ❤

[@thinkerr]

unfortunately some are educated but still has a very myopic view when it comes to islam!

[@LivingLonger]

asking questions? Obey and do not question muslim god (allah or 'the-god' or god 'lah' Q1.2) because you will became 'disbeliever' Quran 5.101-102.._ . [Quran 5.101-102] Saheeh International: 101 *O you who have believed, do not ask about things which, if they are shown to you, will distress you.* But if you ask about them while the Qur'ān is being revealed, they will be shown to you. Allah has pardoned it [i.e., that which is past]; and Allah is Forgiving and Forbearing. 102 *A people asked such [questions] before you; then they became thereby disbelievers.[1]* . Footnote [1] By their unwillingness to carry out what was commanded of them. . . [Quran 5.101-102] Abdullah Muhammad Basmeih: 101 Wahai orang-orang yang beriman! *Janganlah kamu bertanyakan (kepada Nabi) perkara-perkara yang jika diterangkan kepada kamu akan menyusahkan kamu,* dan jika kamu bertanya mengenainya ketika diturunkan Al-Quran, tentulah akan diterangkan kepada kamu. Allah maafkan (kamu) dari (kesalahan bertanyakan) perkara-perkara itu (yang tidak dinyatakan di dalam Al-Quran); kerana Allah Maha pengampun, lagi Maha penyabar. 102 *Sesungguhnya perkara-perkara yang serupa itu pernah ditanyakan (kepada Nabi mereka) oleh suatu kaum dahulu sebelum kamu, kemudian mereka menjadi kafir dengan sebab pertanyaan itu* (kerana setelah diterangkan, mereka tidak menerimanya). . . [Quran 5.101-102] Indonesian Islamic affairs ministry: 101 Wahai orang-orang yang beriman! *Janganlah kamu menanyakan (kepada Nabimu) hal-hal yang jika diterangkan kepadamu, (justru) menyusahkan kamu.* Jika kamu menanyakannya ketika Alquran sedang diturunkan, (niscaya) akan diterangkan kepadamu. Allah telah memaafkan (kamu) tentang hal itu. Dan Allah Maha Pengampun, Maha Penyantun. 102 *Sesungguhnya sebelum kamu telah ada segolongan manusia yang menanyakan hal-hal serupa itu (kepada nabi mereka), kemudian mereka menjadi kafir.*

[@kimilo7439]

Lack of confidence and victimized themselves

[@firdauszainol4448]

What a wonderful, fruitful podcast. Im glad my time is not wasted on this. Such an eye opening conversation. We want more!!

[@cyn1640]

My highest respect to Prof. Tajuddin. I appreciate the perbincangan yang cukup mendalam. One point that i am so agree to Prof is about ustaz. Selalu kalau ada orang kata dia mengkaji islam dengan mendalamnya, my impression is, hmmm orang nie maybe sangat aggressive, they cant tolerate other religion beside their own, they see every other human are dirty. Yes, because during my school time, thats what we heard from ustaz. We need more people like Prof. Tajuddin, to tell the truth meaning of mengkaji agama dengan dalam. We are building a nation, and this nation is the place we feel proud of. ❤

[@donnytanbaju3477]

A very big thank you to both of you

[@weewoonwong4000]

Prof Tajuddin protray the Malaysian situation very well. People don't read widely, don't ask intelligent questions, and basic eduation system. Prof shd be seconded to the education panel to be set up to revamp our education system.

[@ALI66833]

Very profound as always by Prof. Please do more episodes with Prof. Looking forward to it. Thank you.

[@malayneum]

bagus episod ni. tapi percayalah orang melayu takkan paham walaupun dah ada subtitle. haha ! semoga intelek2 melayu, professor dan generasi muda dapat ambil sesuatu dari episod ni.

[@lailatulkamilah1590]

@malayneum : plz DO NOT INSULT kaum sendiri ramai intelek2 melayu saperti prof ini but choose to remain humble so as not to hurt others' feelings.

[@malayneum]

@@lailatulkamilah1590 of course im aware of that. the problem is intelektual melayu hanya membisu seribu bahasa. tak ada yang berani bersuara lebih dari bangku universiti.

[@sundarasundaramurty2588]

One of the rare Malay prof. Hats of you Sir... an intelligent way of thinking and reasonings... in lay man saying what a way to go man.... this prof. is the right person to make a creative common culture as a whole for this ctry what we should call a truly malaysian. Bravo.

[@Nuraznida]

Alhamdulillah. Tqso much Harith for invinting prof tajuddin for sharing his thought about msian. Selama ni sy mmg follow Prof tajuddin, he is a rare malay muslim and has great wisdom. Sayangnya majoriti melayu tidak seperti beliau. Saya sendiri bukan lah melayu ttapi orang Asli yg memeluk agama islam. Walaupun bukan org melayu, tetapi sy ramai kawan melayu dan pelbagai bangsa dan agama yg lain sejak kecil. Jadi sy juga setuju dgn pandangan beliau ttg situasi yg berlaku dikalangan mlayu islam kini. Sy juga sgt risau keadaan msyrkt skrg yg makin kurang budaya membaca dan mengkaji di srta lebih bergantung kpd pandangan ustaz2 popular tertentu. Sesiapa yg bercakap ttg islam tidak senada dgn ustaz2 tersebut dianggap sesat, wahabi dan sebagainya.. Di samping itu, ramai mlayu yg kurang bergaul dan berkwan dgn org yg berlainan bangsa dan agama menyebabkan wujud persepsi negatif terhadap satu sama lain. Saya harap lebih ramai golongan intelektual dan cerdik pandai melayu islam seperti prof tajudin yg berani ke hadapan mendidik anak bangsa di sosial media.

[@LOONG2024]

It was a great discussion! I'm Malaysian Chinese, and I feel that Islam is a profound religion. However, it appears that in Malaysia, politicians often exploit the religion to boost their popularity, and our education system is unfortunately regressing. Despite these challenges, I believe Malaysia has the potential to become an economic powerhouse in Southeast Asia, similar to Saudi Arabia, if we stand united and embrace the modern world.

[@tlgoh1]

Amazing episode! Thanks Harith and Prof Tajuddin - pure words of wisdom.

[@ian2182]

Yes please lets have another episode! This was such a good one and i hope every malaysian (esp malays) could listen to without feeling ‘sesat’ :)

[@bluephantom6043]

In the dawn of these new world, malaysia is entering the darkest hour. We are in dire need of people like both of you. Thank you prof tajuddin and harith. To the rakyat who still love our country, please have compassion and be kind to each other.

[@willieng7827]

Episode 'Sesat' welcome! Looking forward.

[@cklim9373]

Thks for an enlightening discussion

[@EdwardTeo-qr1pb]

Education is key. The ability to know and think for yourself and not influenced by these politicians that sought to weaponised sensitive issues that would disrupt the harmony and peace of the country. I'm truly enlightened by your point of view. We really need more people like Prof.

[@fatcat1641]

Prof is really smart.. harap2 pengetahuan dan pengajaran prof dapat disebarkan terutamanya kpd anak muda. 🙏

[@kevinkoosk]

Thank you for this episode, it was insightful. BTW. The preamble of the Trade Descriptions Act mentioned that it should deal with boycotts, but there are no provisions inside of that Act that explicitly mentioned boycott.

[@karnagarenvelu1149]

Well explained of the current inter racial situation in our country. Salute to the speaker and thanks to Harith for having him on the show. Looking forward to the topic “SESAT”

[@bobkids009]

Very good dialog between the two learned personnel....... ......You have enriched us with lots of wisdoms points towards a better mankind .Well done Pro Tajuddin & Harith Iskander.....

[@harithiskandercomedy]

Glad you liked it

[@cliffordseow]

I am a chinese peranakan from Singapore who follows Malaysian current affairs. Thank you Harith! Thank you Prof Tajuddin! If some brave souls would take up a few of Prof's powerful suggestions, I believe Southeast Asia will see the rise of a great power. Malaysia has the diversity, the resources and talent to drive change.

[@human-wd8pg]

Yes , but ..more than half of Malaysians are muslims

[@lowendgamerleg1227]

we need more of these podcasts which are entertaining and at the same time full of knowledge that makes us see from a different perspective and not think only in one dimensional way.

[@harithiskandercomedy]

Thank you , yes we do

[@originone2696]

Wow! Very enlightening! This Professor is very knowledgeable & well read. I learnt a lot through him. Good job.

[@rukumanimuthiah592]

Thank you. I had lots of why's whenever there is a religion issue brought up. Often I cld not relate logic for the dispute. But now this gave me some understanding. 👍👍

[@jazefs]

Like the discussion. Prof is truthful in his saying. We need more of this , maybe in malay language as ramai mungkin tak faham kut bahasa org putih ni...

[@apaichuat167]

From Sarawak. Very good information from professor tajudin & HI👍🏻

[@Anonymous-js6jn]

Thank you for a great podcast. Loved to hear Prof Tajuddin on his topic on 'Sesat'. 👏👏👏

[@Awarene613]

This is an amazing talk! I learned a lot from you guys! To read and read and read and to question is always of the utmost importance! This should be taught to our kids as number 1 rule ( critical thinking)

[@amyssb1]

In Arabic, the root word "k-f-r" has a broader meaning of covering, concealing, or hiding. When applied in Islamic terminology, "kafir" refers to someone who denies or conceals the truth of Islam. So, one could argue that it's used for those who reject or hide the teachings of the Quran, including Muslims who may do so.

[@NZG176]

Actually it means a farmer - someone who covers a seed.

[@HexxaLi-go8xz]

Consider this, my friend : A father left many nice drinks in the fridge, told his son to serve to whoever comes to the house as a guest. One of the family friends came and the son did not serve him the drinks. When the father came back, he found out. The son, when questioned, answered thus: 1. The guest rejected the drinks., 2. He refused to serve the drinks because of many personal reasons. You cannot simply called someone KAFIR before you presented to him the truth. If you did that but he rejected, that too depends on what you presented to him. By your interpretation of KAFIR as concealing the truth, then before the nons are put to hell the Muslims who did not preach the truth would go in first. Wallahu A'lam.

[@amyssb1]

@@HexxaLi-go8xz can a non muslim which do not know about the Quran hide the truth of the quran

[@HexxaLi-go8xz]

​@@amyssb1 of course not. It's the duty of those who knows to preach what he knows. All prophets did that. The goal of Islam is to be a Muslim in this world, and in the hereafter it's entirely up to the Creator. But the Muslims now unashamedly called themselves Muslims before they even practiced the teachings. By analogy it's like calling oneself an engineer before he even started to study the courses let alone passing the exams, and with the new found identity he started to differentiate himself as the believer while labelling others as kafir. Let's put it this way, the Quran consists of six thousand odd ayat and it's existed almost one thousand four hundred years. It was meant for the so-called 'akhir zaman' and suitable even for the illiterate bedouins in the arabian desert. So the meanings might be deep but the teachings are meant to be general. For the religion it's entirely up to the devotees to show the meanings of the religion through their practices. Don't get me wrong, I am entirely agree with what you said but just want to put in some of my thoughts. Salaam.

[@amyssb1]

@@HexxaLi-go8xz This verse emphasizes the responsibility of believers to promote righteousness and guide others towards the truth. 1. Surah Al-Imran (3:110): "You are the best nation produced [as an example] for mankind. You enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong and believe in Allah." 2. Surah An-Nahl (16:125): "Invite to the way of your Lord with wisdom and good instruction, and argue with them in a way that is best. Indeed, your Lord is most knowing of who has strayed from His way, and He is most knowing of who is [rightly] guided." 3. Surah Al-Baqarah (2:256): "There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion. The right course has become clear from the wrong. So whoever disbelieves in Taghut and believes in Allah has grasped the most trustworthy handhold with no break in it. And Allah is Hearing and Knowing." 4. Surah Al-Mumtahanah (60:4): "There has already been for you an excellent pattern in Abraham and those with him, when they said to their people, 'Indeed, we are disassociated from you and from whatever you worship other than Allah. We have denied you, and there has appeared between us and you animosity and hatred forever until you believe in Allah alone.'" These verses, among others, emphasize the importance of conveying the message of Islam to others with wisdom, kindness, and patience, while also respecting their free will and choices. But there are verses that emphasize that ultimately, it is Allah who decides who will believe and who will not. One such verse is in Surah Al-Qasas (28:56): "Indeed, [O Muhammad], you do not guide whom you like, but Allah guides whom He wills. And He is most knowing of the [rightly] guided." This verse highlights that guidance ultimately comes from Allah, and humans, including the Prophet Muhammad, cannot control whom Allah guides to belief. While we can strive to convey the truth to disbelievers, it is ultimately Allah who decides who will be guided. Our duty to Allah is fulfilled by making the effort to convey the message, but the outcome of guidance rests solely with Him.

[@corneliosy8788]

Professor Tajudin is the new face of islam & malaysia.I hope people around the world listens to him.I am listening from the Philippines & this is a new development in islamic thought.I pray other muslims listen to Professor Tajudin.

[@yankhaiteo3950]

I hoped so too, but from his articles he is being censored and blocked from giving speeches at certain events by certain parties because of his "liberal" opinion on Islam

[@gracetsensiewlynn5140]

We're ignorant because we're stucked with our little education of boxes with info that have many errors undetected and undeleted, and daren't seek nor explore further knowledge through reading and experience... thank you for this intelligent, insightful and heart-warming conversation... my utmost respect!

[@selfsearch]

What a great debate , ❤❤❤❤ great feedback by intellectual professor which see from all angles. Malaysia needs many professor or intelectual like these to drive greater Malaysia ..

[@steventham2435]

Tq 🙏🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿Professor Tajudin dan Harith for stand up to clarified all this. You guys are the truly Voiced "UP" Malaysians " and i wish all's Malaysian should watch this Wonderful Episode. Totally Agreed "More Malaysian Professional/Ngo/Organizations..Voice Up to recorrect all this uneducated/stupidity Politicians that mislead our own Country. Hidup Malaysia dan Hidup Professor Tajudin dan Harith.🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏾🙏🏿 ✌🏻✌🏼✌🏽✌🏿👍🏻👍🏼👍🏾👍🏿

[@TarasingamSinnasamy]

Thx Harith & Prof. I like the box example. I always tell people one can't think clearly out of the box until they get out of the box. Fantastic talk.

[@ErikCheah-j3c]

A profound discussion. TQ.

[@Stanley88-zq8zw]

Mind blowing interview! The powerful combination of knowledge and common sense is what is lacking in our society today keeping us under our "tempurung"...Tks Prof Tajuddin and Harith for the social science class we never knew we needed..

[@TDL1900]

It's a tempurung inside another tempurung and another, like the Russian doll. Stuck inside with Facebook and TikTok. It's a tough task to get through to them, but it can be done. What we shouldn't do is condemning them that will further drive them away from the rest of us.

[@w_k773]

This interview is super good! good explanation and clear mindset! I hope every Muslim in Malaysia take some time to watch this!! Hopefully Malaysia will be saved!

[@jojarit3378]

Thank you, Harith, for bringing Prof Tajuddin to your channel. Hopefully it will further enlighten more Malaysians on these issues.

[@tingpangeng7150]

Good show I just love it tq Professor and Mr Harith ❤