Another young Malay woman has joined DAP and finds the party's struggle to be "cool". This has Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia (Isma) boiling with rage.
The movement's vice-president Abdul Rahman Mt Dali claimed that it showed how DAP was successful in "hoodwinking" young Malays.
He was commenting on Syefura Othman, who recently announced that she has become a life member of DAP.
Rahman said these young Malays do not understand their history, Islam and the social contract in the Federal Constitution.
"If they understood, they would not have joined DAP.
"If these Malay girls understood the ideology and struggle of DAP, they would not wish to see the erosion of their race and Islam by DAP," he added.
Furthermore, he said Syefura's statement that DAP was "cool" revealed her "ignorance" about the party and its struggle.
"These girls would most probably be taken here and there by DAP leaders to promote the party's Malay and Islam-friendly image.
"But these are signs of the dilution of identity among the young Malays of today," he added.
As for DAP roping in young Malay women, Rahman described this as a "mischievous and disgusting" tactic.
"There are no Malays in DAP's leadership, but suddenly they showcase Malay girls who they describe as 'cun' (good looking) as if there are no Chinese girls in the party worthy of praise.
"DAP is using these Malay girls to mask its dangerous struggle on the position of the Malays and Islam," he added.
Syefura was first described as an "awek cun" by DAP's party organ Roketkini, but this was later retracted following complaints.
Prior to Syefura. Isma trained its guns on another young Malay woman, Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud, who was DAP's candidate in the Teluk Intan by-election.
The movement's vice-president Abdul Rahman Mt Dali claimed that it showed how DAP was successful in "hoodwinking" young Malays.
He was commenting on Syefura Othman, who recently announced that she has become a life member of DAP.
Rahman said these young Malays do not understand their history, Islam and the social contract in the Federal Constitution.
"If they understood, they would not have joined DAP."If these Malay girls understood the ideology and struggle of DAP, they would not wish to see the erosion of their race and Islam by DAP," he added.
Furthermore, he said Syefura's statement that DAP was "cool" revealed her "ignorance" about the party and its struggle.
"These girls would most probably be taken here and there by DAP leaders to promote the party's Malay and Islam-friendly image.
"But these are signs of the dilution of identity among the young Malays of today," he added.
As for DAP roping in young Malay women, Rahman described this as a "mischievous and disgusting" tactic.
"There are no Malays in DAP's leadership, but suddenly they showcase Malay girls who they describe as 'cun' (good looking) as if there are no Chinese girls in the party worthy of praise.
"DAP is using these Malay girls to mask its dangerous struggle on the position of the Malays and Islam," he added.
Syefura was first described as an "awek cun" by DAP's party organ Roketkini, but this was later retracted following complaints.
Prior to Syefura. Isma trained its guns on another young Malay woman, Dyana Sofya Mohd Daud, who was DAP's candidate in the Teluk Intan by-election.
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