In Malaysia, “Malay movement Perkasa has proposed that a special Act, namely the Insulting Islam and the Malay Rulers Act.”
The Act reportedly “has two sections, the first part provides for detention without trial and the second, open to prosecution in court as a criminal offence.”
Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali describes the Act as “a reminder and lesson to all parties not to touch on or insult the honour of Islam.”
This Act is the heart of what Sharia is about, even though types of punishment for this offense in Islamic countries differ. This is what Islamic states protect at any cost: “the honour of Islam.” It is blasphemous to insult Islam, and in the view of Islamic supremacists, Western infidels must be forced not to do it, either.
“Perkasa: Introduce special Act to protect Islam, Malay rulers,” Malay Mail, December 2, 2018:
KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 2 — Right wing Malay movement Perkasa has proposed that a special Act, namely the Insulting Islam and the Malay Rulers Act or abbreviated as the ‘Amir’ Act be enacted to prevent actions or attempts to threaten the peace and harmony of the country.
Perkasa president Datuk Ibrahim Ali said the law could be enacted with the consent of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Malay Rulers.
“This new Act proposed by Perkasa is the same as the one (lese majeste Act) implemented in Thailand right now. Perkasa suggests that the Act has two sections, the first part provides for detention without trial and the second, open to prosecution in court as a criminal offence.
“The Amir Act… the concept is similar to the Internal Security Act (ISA) 1960 and imposing a five-time mandatory caning and a minimum of five years imprisonment…