00:00PASA's decision to avoid contests for its top five posts may suggest stability,
00:06but analysts warned it masses deeper weaknesses with the Islamic party seemingly unable to put forward a credible prime ministerial candidate.
00:15Political analyst Azmi Hassan said, bersatu despite internal turmoil,
00:20still has more viable prime ministerial candidates like party President Muhyiddin Yassin and Deputy Hamza Zainuddin, while PASA lacks suitable names.
00:29Azmi said PAS contenders such as Abdul Hadi Awang, Ahmad Samsuri Mokhtar or Sanusi Noor either carry too much baggage,
00:38lack ulama' faction support or are seen as too rhetorical and not PM material.
00:44Despite PASA's outward unity, Azmi claimed the party structurally lacks leadership depth and that Bersatu has long been aware of this weakness.
00:53At Bersatu's General Assembly on September 7th, Muhyiddin was named as the party's prime ministerial candidate,
01:00prompting PASA's Sanusi to warn against hasty nominations, while Deputy President Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man urged focus on election readiness.
01:09Awang Azman Pawi of University Malaya said PASA's image of discipline, grassroots strength and ideological clarity,
01:18allows it to claim the moral high ground as Bersatu faces leadership dissent and a signature campaign calling for Muhyiddin's resignation.
01:26Shaza Shukri of International Islamic University Malaysia said cracks in Bersatu give past the upper hand as it remains stable and holds more parliamentary seats,
01:37strengthening its position within Perikatan Nasional.
01:41She warned that while passes no contest rule ensures continuity and contrast with Bersatu's turmoil,
01:47it also limits leadership renewal, leaving the same old faces at the top, despite potential in younger leaders like Ahmad Fadli Sha'ari.
01:56Anyu Jo, FMT.
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