00:00You have a dinner where a Muslim guest is present.
00:05You don't serve what is rejected, haram by a Muslim.
00:12Not that you may want to eat it and he doesn't have to eat it.
00:18But serving it in Malaysia at least is not acceptable.
00:24The response given by Ngakomeng, the Minister of Housing,
00:31that alcohol is served but it's not being forced on Muslims to drink it at the event.
00:37Do you think it was sensitive enough for him to say that or it was insensitive?
00:43It was insensitive because for a Muslim it's not just not drinking
00:51but serving in front of him is also objectionable.
00:56So we, for example, pork, if you have a dinner where a Muslim guest is present,
01:06you don't serve what is rejected, haram by a Muslim.
01:14Not that you may want to eat it and he doesn't have to eat it.
01:20But serving it in Malaysia at least is not acceptable.
01:26In Malaysia we are more sensitive.
01:29Certain things we do not do.
01:32Although in other countries they may do but in Malaysia we do not do.
01:38So people in Malaysia must know the value system of Malaysians.
01:44Okay. And it's not something new, right?
01:47The issue of pork and alcohol is not something new.
01:50So everybody should be understanding of the context, right?
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