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“These enforcement measures are…intended to control the act of celebrating Christmas excessively and openly, which could damage the aqidah (faith) of the Muslim community,” the ministry said in a press release published in The Brunei Timesover the weekend.
Meanwhile, the statement said non-Muslims could celebrate their religious festivities among their community but may not disclose or display them publicly to Muslims. Doing so would violate Section 209 (1) of the penal code which prohibits propagating religion other than Islam to a Muslim.
Brunei Explains Its Christmas Celebration Ban The Diplomat
Meanwhile, the statement said non-Muslims could celebrate their religious festivities among their community but may not disclose or display them publicly to Muslims. Doing so would violate Section 209 (1) of the penal code which prohibits propagating religion other than Islam to a Muslim.
Brunei Explains Its Christmas Celebration Ban The Diplomat