Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party: Difference between revisions

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Fadzil Noor (1989-2002) Yusof Rawa (1982-1989) Asri Muda (1969-1982) Burhanuddin al-Helmy (1956-1969) Abbas Alias (1953-1956) Ahmad Fuad Hassan (1951-1953) |skills = Great political power

Control over the media|goals = Rule Malaysia as an Islamic State and implement strict Sharia law (ongoing) Remain in power as Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah State Governments (succeeded)|crimes = Abuse of power Election fraud Embezzlement

Corruption

Corruption Discrimination Anti-Semitism Homophobia

Discrimination Anti-Semitism Homophobia

Racism Xenophobia Cronyism Nepotism<[[Americophobia]] [[Anglophobia]] [[Christophobia]] [[Sinophobia]]|type of villains = Corrupt Political Party|foundation = 24 November 1951|Box title =PAS }}

Racism Xenophobia Cronyism Nepotism|type of villains = Corrupt Political Party|foundation = 24 November 1951|Box title =PAS }}

The '''Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party''' ('''PAS''') is an Islamist political party in Malaysia founded on 24 November 1951 by Ahmad Fuad Hassan, a former [[United Malays National Organisation|UMNO]] member. ~~Currently~~, they ~~are~~ part of the Government of Malaysia due to the [[2020 Malaysian political crisis]] which lead to [[Mahathir Mohamad]]'s resignation. They also are believed to be allies and have close ties with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Taliban]].

The '''Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party''' ('''PAS''') is an Islamist political party in Malaysia founded on 24 November 1951 by Ahmad Fuad Hassan, a former [[United Malays National Organisation|UMNO]] member. From 2020 to 2022, they were part of the Government of Malaysia due to the [[2020 Malaysian political crisis]] which lead to [[Mahathir Mohamad]]'s resignation. They also are believed to be allies and have close ties with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Taliban]].

Currently they have the largest number of seats in the parliament with 43 seats that was won during the 2022 Malaysian general election.

Currently they have the largest number of seats in the parliament with 43 seats that was won during the 2022 Malaysian general election and remains the largest opposition party.

List of Supreme Commanders:

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 Fadzil Noor (1989-2002)<br> Yusof Rawa (1982-1989)<br> Asri Muda (1969-1982)<br>Burhanuddin al-Helmy (1956-1969)<br> Abbas Alias (1953-1956)<br> Ahmad Fuad Hassan (1951-1953) |skills = Great political power<br>
 Control over the media|goals = Rule Malaysia as an Islamic State and implement strict Sharia law <small>(ongoing)</small> <br> Remain in power as Kelantan, Terengganu and Kedah State Governments <small>(succeeded)</small>|crimes = Abuse of power<br>Election fraud<br>Embezzlement<br>
-Corruption<br>
+Corruption<br>Discrimination<br>Anti-Semitism<br>Homophobia<br>
-Discrimination<br>Anti-Semitism<br>Homophobia<br>
+Racism<br>Xenophobia<br>Cronyism<br>Nepotism<[[Americophobia]]<br>[[Anglophobia]]<br>[[Christophobia]]<br>[[Sinophobia]]|type of villains = Corrupt Political Party|foundation = 24 November 1951|Box title =PAS }}
-Racism<br>Xenophobia<br>Cronyism<br>Nepotism|type of villains = Corrupt Political Party|foundation = 24 November 1951|Box title =PAS }}
-The '''Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party''' ('''PAS''') is an Islamist political party in Malaysia founded on 24 November 1951 by Ahmad Fuad Hassan, a former [[United Malays National Organisation|UMNO]] member. Currently, they are part of the Government of Malaysia due to the [[2020 Malaysian political crisis]] which lead to [[Mahathir Mohamad]]'s resignation. They also are believed to be allies and have close ties with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Taliban]].
+The '''Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party''' ('''PAS''') is an Islamist political party in Malaysia founded on 24 November 1951 by Ahmad Fuad Hassan, a former [[United Malays National Organisation|UMNO]] member. From 2020 to 2022, they were part of the Government of Malaysia due to the [[2020 Malaysian political crisis]] which lead to [[Mahathir Mohamad]]'s resignation.  They also are believed to be allies and have close ties with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] and the [[Taliban]].
-Currently they have the largest number of seats in the parliament with 43 seats that was won during the 2022 Malaysian general election.
+Currently they have the largest number of seats in the parliament with 43 seats that was won during the 2022 Malaysian general election and remains the largest opposition party.
 List of Supreme Commanders: