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Zahid's speech signals Islamic unity drive can succeed, says PAS leader
A senior PAS official has expressed confidence that efforts to unite the Muslim community can be achieved, citing remarks made by Umno's president at the party's recent general assembly.
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Nik Abduh Nik Abdul Halim, a member of PAS's central working committee, said the policy address delivered by Umno President Ahmad Zahid Hamidi during the Umno General Assembly provided positive signals that the unification objective is achievable.
The remarks come as both Umno and PAS, major Malay-Muslim political parties, continue efforts to strengthen cooperation and unity within the broader Islamic community.
Nik Abduh's comments reflect ongoing discussions between the two parties regarding coordinated approaches to Muslim-majority issues and representation. The cooperation between the traditionally rival parties has grown in recent political alignments across the region.
Zahid's speech at the assembly focused on strengthening unity among Muslim groups and addressing community concerns. His message appears to have resonated with PAS leadership, suggesting potential common ground between the two organisations on key Islamic and community matters.
The statement underscores the importance both parties place on presenting a united front on issues affecting Malaysia's Muslim population, particularly as they navigate complex political landscapes at state and federal levels.