Cham Kan Imam San Muslim minority fends off dilution bid
The government would soon impose a one-village-one-mosque policy.
Tag: Cambodian Muslims
Shias in Tboung Khmum express concern over planned legislations
Salleh: We are concerned about the news that a law is being enacted to ensure that each Muslim village should have only one mosque or surau.
A once-divided Muslim village now united and thriving
In the last quarter of 2014, residents of this sleepy hollow village who rely on sustenance crops such as cassava, smallholders’ rubber plantations, rice cultivation and religion, were at odds with each other, no thanks to the Sunni-Shia divide.
Taste of Malaysia at Tboung Khmum
“The restaurant can earn up to $250 a day on a good business day”: Suna halal restaurant.
Cambodian Muslims allowed gatherings at mosques on trial basis
Islamic religious practice has been allowed to resume in mosques from Friday.
CMDF urges Australia to help develop emerging halal sector
CMDF president requests Australia to continue assist Cambodia in halal sector.
Muslim council bans gatherings during Ramadan
Islamic Council decides to ban gatherings during the Ramadan fasting month.
Muslim foundation president urges Cambodian unity in COVID-19 fight
Othsman Hassan urges all Cambodians to unite against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cambodian Muslims urged to help oppose foreign meddling
Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An on Sunday called on Muslims in the Kingdom to oppose foreigners who meddle in Cambodia’s internal affairs and attempt to bring about a colour revolution.
Eight Cambodian Muslims sent back to Cambodia
Eight out of eleven Cambodian Muslims, who were arrested last month by authorities in Thailand’s southern Pattani province over suspected links to a militant insurgent group in the country, were sent back to Cambodia, an official said.
