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if Islam in Malaysia is the prohibition of yoga and after?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27857578/ KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Top Malaysia's Islamic body, fresh from the ban tomboys, issued a resolution that prohibits Muslims on Saturday practicing yoga, saying that the elements of Hinduism in the exercise of ancient India has been corrupted.

I am not an expert in yoga or anything. But as far as I know, yoga involves many spiritualism, some forms of yoga may have to adopt beliefs that contradict with the Islamic beliefs. Nothing is more "strange" to issue a fatwa that yoga is contrary to Islamic faith. The strange thing is a dish about every little thing related to Islam. EDIT: Roger, you please give more carefully before responding. First, Muslims in Malaysia has banned the practice of yoga. SO simple. Yoga conflict with Islam, they teach different lessons. If you practice yoga, you do not practice not Islam. Would you be a Muslim, forget yoga. Do you practice yoga, to renounce their religion. Sometimes I'm down to 1 +1 = 2 satisfy people. Freedom is a broad term! It seems that the media propaganda is to work with this brilliant word Freedom. Why not freedom in Syria (a country is Muslim)? I could say the same thing about the U.S. I have no freedom here, can not cross the light ….. Red Included? can not identify the freedom of its wide, can you post pictures of sex of children on the first page of a newspaper in the U.S.? well, you not freedom, then (if I can so I do not want to live in a country where "freedom") Please, for once in your life, stop to repeat what voice in the media and start thinking for a moment what they really mean, is it meaningful to you now?

Max Strom speaks to press core about yoga in Kuala Lumpur

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