I have always said we don't want students to grow and have programmes on their own that only run in parallel lines and therefore never meet. What we are trying to do is create conditions where there could be a meeting point, where all those parallel lines will converge. We were perfectly happy. If we don't check it, yes, it can move in that direction. The government must set a good example when dealing with Islamic issues . . .
Nobody is denied the right to pray or fast.
And we provide good opportunities for young Muslims to do well in education. We must check the tendency towards any kind of extremism. And we should not play a game of one-upmanship with the Islamic Party. There will be no end to that game. Review Publishing Company Limited, Hong Kong.