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The Factors Driving Islamisation in Malaysia,ctors which laid the groundwork include: the relatively conservative nature of Islam that was imported into the country; the organisation of Malay society that inculcated a culture of compliance, and deference to authority; and the extended period of colonisation by the British, with the accompanyin

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Manifestations of Islamisation,society with the three major ethnic groups, notwithstanding the historical tensions, generally interacting quite amicably, and with a relatively relaxed version of Islam being practiced by the Malays. He then goes on to describe how Malaysia has changed in the subsequent years. Key to the change is

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Overall Reaction to the Islamisation Phenomenon,comments they have made in the mainstream media. It then discusses the data gathered through in-depth interviews with a sample of 100 professionals on their overall response to the Islamisation Phenomenon, first providing a summary assessment of the response of this group, and then focussing on the

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Impact on Non-Muslims,w historically non-Muslims have been treated in other Muslim-majority countries (as in the previous chapter, the focus is on the Middle-East), followed by an examination of how non-Muslims were treated in Malaysia before the Islamisation Phenomenon. Next is a study of the key areas which have been a

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,Participants’ Concerns and Reluctance to Speak Out,ad, and the reasons they have for not speaking out about these concerns. Similar concerns expressed by a few public intellectuals are also included. Using published material and selected input from some of the participants it then explores the reality of the situation, to assess whether the particip