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Musa returns to Kota Kinabalu after being appointed Sabah governor

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Musa Aman returned to the state capital today after attending a ceremony to appoint him Sabah governor at Istana Negara yesterday. He arrived at Terminal 2 of the Kota Kinabalu International Airport (KKIA) in an aircraft at 12.02pm and was greeted by Sabah Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Mohd Arifin Mohd Arif.
The article from Malaysiakini discusses the ongoing debate over the use of the word "Allah" by non-Muslims in Malaysia. The issue has resurfaced with the Malaysian government's decision to appeal a court ruling that allowed a Christian from Sarawak to use "Allah" in religious education and personal use. The Court of Appeal had previously overturned a 2009 High Court decision that permitted the use of "Allah" in Christian publications, arguing that it could confuse Muslims. The government's appeal seeks to maintain this restriction, citing potential threats to public order and national security. Critics argue that this move infringes on religious freedom and points out that in East Malaysia, where there is a significant non-Muslim population, "Allah" has been used for centuries without issue. The debate reflects broader tensions between religious freedom, cultural practices, and national identity in Malaysia.

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