PUTRAJAYA: Muslims in the country have been asked to stay calm and give the authorities the trust to conduct an investigation into the sale of socks with the word 'Allah' printed on them at a KK Mart convenience store chain.
PUTRAJAYA: Muslims in the country have been asked to stay calm and give the authorities the trust to conduct an investigation into the sale of socks with the word 'Allah' printed on them at a KK Mart convenience store chain.
"Allah is a highly esteemed word in the eyes of Muslims. Allah is our creator and the act of putting Allah at our feet is an insult," he said Mohd Na'im said although his side has received an apology letter from KK Mart, Jakim has been instructed to call a representative from the company's management to discuss and assist in the investigation to ensure that such a treacherous incident does not recur."Apologies are one thing, but we certainly hope that in future KK Mart will not take things like this lightly and that audit departments must first look at the goods brought in." he also said.
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