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Harakahdaily
Feb 3: The PAS central committee has rejected the offer by Tuan Guru Abdul Hadi Awang not to be nominated as candidate for the general election, saying the party president must stand as a candidate.News
Johor PAS deputy chief victim of arson attack
Harakahdaily
Feb 3: “There was a loud explosion. My wife and I saw our BMW car on fire and the floor downstairs burning,” related Johor PAS deputy commissioner Dzulkefly Ahmad about the incident in the wee hours at his home in Taman Universiti, Skudai.Let's look south to solve daily traffic woes: PAS Youth
Harakahdaily
Feb 3: Spending hours in the snarling traffic of Kuala Lumpur roads is affecting the people's productivity, says PAS Youth, who urged the government to seriously address the problem by among others emulating Singapore's public transportation solution.
'Damn it, please move out!' - Rafidah tells Shahrizat
Harakahdaily
Feb 3: Even as her three-week leave from the cabinet ends today, Women, Family and Community Development minister Shahrizat Abdul Jalil has found herself at the receiving end of another attack, this time by a familiar foe who she replaced.
'Bad timing among reasons why book voucher plan failed'
Harakahdaily
Feb 2: Amid the controversy about the 1Malaysia Book Vouchers being sold for cash by students, PAS Youth chief Nasrudin Hassan said it was bad execution which rendered the plan ineffective.
Lynas: Time bomb has started ticking, says PAS
Harakahdaily
Feb 2: “The time-bomb has started ticking," said Pahang PAS commissioner Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man upon learning that the Atomic Energy Licensing Board had issued a temporary operating license to controversial rare-earth refinery operator Lynas.
Saying 'I have failed', KITA calls it a day
Harakahdaily
Feb 2: Just over a year after forming the KITA party, former minister in the Prime Minister's Department Zaid Ibrahim, who left Parti Keadilan Rakyat after a war of words with its leaders, has announced that the tiny party would be dissolved.
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| Palestinians return lost Israeli soldier, unharmed 02/02/2012 | Harakahdaily OCCUPIED PALESTINE, Feb 2: A combat soldier of the Israeli Defence Force from the Judea and Samaria Division lost contact with his fellow soldiers during operational activity in the village of Budrus near Ramallah on Wednesday. |
| 73 killed in Egypt soccer clash amid suspicion of military's hands 02/02/2012 | AlMasry AlYoum PORT SAID, Feb 2: At least 73 people were killed Wednesday in violence following a soccer match in Port Said, when fans flooded the field seconds after a match against a rival team was over, the Health Ministry said. Without giving specific figures, Deputy Health Minister Hesham Shiha said in a statement that hundreds were injured. |
| UK town council steps up war on irresponsible dog owners 01/02/2012 | Lancashire Telegraph LANCASHIRE, Feb 1: Undercover wardens using night-vision goggles are to start following people and staking out hot-spot areas to target dog fouling. |
| Assad likely to meet Gaddafi-style fate, opposition warns 01/02/2012 | Today's Zaman DAMASCUS, Feb 1: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his family have forfeited any chance of a peaceful exit from Syria and may meet a bloody end “like Muammar Gaddafi,” prominent Syrian opposition leaders have warned. |
| Imran Khan says Rushdie's work painful for Muslims 31/01/2012 | IBNLive KOLKATA, Jan 31: Describing the writings of Salman Rushdie as "painful" for the Muslim community, Pakistani politician and former cricket captain Imran Khan on Monday said no one had a right to humiliate someone's belief. |







