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                    YBAM opines that when Malaysians of different religions, beliefs, and
              races enter places of worship of various religions, they should contribute to
              establishment  of  friendly  relations,  improvement  in  knowledge  and
              understanding  of  each  other's  religion  and  beliefs,  and  the  common
              agenda of inter-religious and interfaith unity, rather than focusing on the
              missionary  or  proselytising  agenda.  If  there  are  calls  for  Muslims  to
              legitimately enter non-Islamic places of worship to preach in the current
              inter-religious  and  interfaith  ecosystem,  the  situation  will  instead  cause
              suspicion,  distrust,  and  disharmony  among  various  religious  and  faith
              adherents.

                        YBAM supports the calls from The Malaysian Consultative Council of
              Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Taoism (MCCBCHST) on this
              issue, which emphasises the respect for the of places of worship and social
              harmony. YBAM hopes that people from all walks  of life in Malaysia will
              work  together  to  not  provoke  religious  sensitivities  and  to  respect  the
              religious  freedom  protected  constitutionally  by  Article  11  of  the  Federal
              Constitution.

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