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− | Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly [[Muslim]], but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are [[Buddhist]] or [[Christian]], and Indians who are mostly [[Hindu]]. [[Sunni Islam]] is the | + | Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly [[Muslim]], but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are [[Buddhist]] or [[Christian]], and Indians who are mostly [[Hindu]]. [[Sunni Islam]] is the official religion and it is illegal to proselytise Muslims. |
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− | Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly [[Muslim]], but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are [[Buddhist]] or [[Christian]], and Indians who are mostly [[Hindu]]. [[Sunni Islam]] is the | + | Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly [[Muslim]], but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are [[Buddhist]] or [[Christian]], and Indians who are mostly [[Hindu]]. [[Sunni Islam]] is the official religion and it is illegal to proselytise Muslims. |
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− | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia Wikipedia - Malaysia] | + | *[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia Wikipedia - Malaysia] |
− | * Methodist Church Websites- [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=31 Northern district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=33 Kinta district] | [{http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=32 Manjung district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=38 Selangor district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=34 Central district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=35 South central district] | + | *Methodist Church Websites- [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=31 Northern district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=33 Kinta district] | [{http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=32 Manjung district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=38 Selangor district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=34 Central district] | [http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=35 South central district] |
{{returnto}} [[Asia]] | {{returnto}} [[Asia]] |
Revision as of 16:20, 28 May 2008
Synopsis
Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly Muslim, but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are Buddhist or Christian, and Indians who are mostly Hindu. Sunni Islam is the official religion and it is illegal to proselytise Muslims.
Contents
Related topics
| Denominations in Malaysia Index
- Regions - Johor | Kedah | Kelantan | Negeri Sembilan | Pahang | Perak | Perlis | Selangor | Terengganu| Malacca | Penang | Putrajaya | Kuala Lumpur | Sabah | Sarawak | Labuan
- Major cities - Kuala Lumpur
- Christian Radio in Malaysia Index
- Bible Colleges in Malaysia Index
- Christian Schools in Malaysia Index
Comments, Personal Articles, Studies and Sermons
Malaysia (discussion) (For short comments and opinions)
For related quotations see Malaysia (quotes)
Main articles
Malaysia is a country consisting of 13 states in Southeast Asia. It's main ethnic group are the Malay, who are predominantly Muslim, but there are also large Chinese populations, most of whom are Buddhist or Christian, and Indians who are mostly Hindu. Sunni Islam is the official religion and it is illegal to proselytise Muslims.
History
Geography
Peoples
Economy
Politics
Religion
Links
- Wikipedia - Malaysia
- Methodist Church Websites- Northern district | Kinta district | [{http://www.methodist.org.my/article.php?sid=32 Manjung district] | Selangor district | Central district | South central district
Return to Asia