Mustafa K. Anuar
Mustafa is a senior journalist with The Malaysian Insight.
Of khalwat and the right to know
Allegations of minister being misquoted must be investigated and findings made public.
Umno struggles to adapt to life as the opposition
The former ruling party should rebuild as the opposition instead of looking for shortcuts back into power.
Temperature rises at PIL1 session
Tense moments at SPICE Convention Centre hall, given project's controversial nature.
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Is thinking in local universities critical enough?
Calling protesting students 'cows' makes one doubt the state of critical thinking among academics.
Medina, the last leg of the haj
Al-Masjid an-Nabawi or the Prophet’s Mosque the main attraction for haj pilgrims from around the world.
Ummah in prayer and in deed
It is hoped the faithful are able to keep up at home the generosity and compassion they have demonstrated in Mecca.
Mecca never sleeps
Shops and restaurants are open 24 hours to serve the needs of the faithful, who are in and out of the Grand Mosque all day and night
Pelting stones at Satan
For many, this ritual is also about exorcising the Satan in you that comes in the form of a hardened ego, arrogance, selfishness, uncharitable self, impatience, slander and other dark characteristics.
Seeking to please the Almighty
Two million Muslims are performing the haj this year and they are all united in the worship of One God.
Accord Orang Asli their rightful place in society
They can no longer be left in vulnerable position, in the face of parties hell-bent on getting what they want.
Utusan's cry for press freedom
It is about ringgit and sen at this juncture for the ailing newspaper.
Focus on Penang public transport, not highways, says expert
Highways are not the solution they only attract more traffic.
Why excellence must be the default in local academia
Reform long overdue for institutes of higher learning where malaise has festered for years.
Living uncertainty of the stateless
Stateless children and young people have ambitions and hopes but only to be dashed by the uncertainty that comes along with their statelessness.
Electoral pledge for a better Malaysia
The Pakatan government must fulfill its election promises as it is what got them elected to power.
