Islam is the national religion for Malaysia, but other religions are allowed to be practiced freely. Other religious holidays such as Christmas and Diwali are celebrated as public holidays. Religious holidays are celebrated by Malaysians of all religions as it is part of their culture to celebrate by gathering with friends and family. This religious freedom allows Christians/Catholics/Presbyterians/etc to prosper and observe their faith (although Muslims are not allowed to convert to any other religion). However, there are minor restrictions such as in building churches, for which there have been reports that the process is very lengthy and difficult.
Christian Federation of Malaysia was created in 1985.
Basel Christian Church of Malaysia was created in 1925.
If they are Christian Indonesians they might, as with other any nationals who claim to be Christian
Christianity in Malaysia is practised by 9.1% of the population (2000 census), most living in East Malaysia.
The main difference is that Malaysia is a Muslim country, and Philippines is a christian country.
No, Malaysia is a Muslim country so it does not observe so called Christian festivals. The only Christian festival Malaysia observe is Christmas, which is only celebrated in some states. (In East Malaysia, Good Friday is declared as public holiday, but not in other states).
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no, Zee Avi is not a Christian, she is Malay Muslim, born in Miri, a town in Sarawak (Borneo), EAST MALAYSIA.
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