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80 business premises, including convenience stores raided in Johor Now

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Johor State Islamic Religious Department (JAINJ) conducted raids on 80 business premises, including convenience stores, associated with selling socks bearing the word ‘Allah’. The integrated operation, spanning all 10 districts, aimed to enforce respect for the word ‘Allah’ as decreed by Johor’s Regent. Officials from various authorities participated in the operation, emphasizing the seriousness of combatting any disrespect towards Islam.

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Monitoring will persist until resolution, with non-Muslim traders urged to comply with regulations. The operation underscores the department’s commitment to upholding Islam’s sanctity and serves as a warning against challenging its principles.

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