on Thursday won the right to appeal a court ruling that allowed the
country’s non-Muslim minority to use the word Allah to refer to God.
Appeal hearings are scheduled to start Sept. 10 to resolve the
politically delicate dispute that prompted attacks on Malaysian churches
and other places of worship more than three years ago. Allah is the
Arabic word for God and is commonly used in the Malay language to refer
to God. The government, however, insists that Allah is an Islamic word
and that its use by others would confuse Muslims. The Court of Appeals
ruled Thursday that the government could challenge a 2009 verdict by a
lower court that permitted the newspaper of the Roman Catholic Church in
Malaysia to use Allah
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