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      XPost: alt.hackers.malicious       From: nobody@cryptorebels.net              Malaysia is to consider using mass circumcision ceremonies to       promote racial harmony.              By Jonathan Kent       BBC, Kuala Lumpur              Malaysia is to consider using mass circumcision ceremonies to       promote racial harmony.       Circumcision is a rite of passage for young Muslim boys, and in       Malaysia it is common for the ceremony to become an event with       dozens, or even hundreds of boys being circumcised together.              Now the prime minister's religious affairs adviser has suggested       that circumcision can bring Malaysians of all races and       religions together.              Dr Abdul Hamid Othman said that with the growing popularity of       circumcision among the country's non-Muslim minorities - who see       it as good hygienic practice - they too could be invited to join       in the celebrations with their Muslim friends.              He believes the idea could promote better race relations and he       wants to see a nationwide circumcision ceremony organised.              Just over half of Malaysia's population is Muslim, mainly       members of the ethnic Malay community, while the country's       Chinese, Tamil and tribal peoples follow a variety of other       faiths.              The government has been exploring ways of stopping the different       groups from drifting apart, including the introduction of a       national service scheme which begins in February.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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