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The Catholic Church is not allowed to plea against the decision made by the Home Affairs Ministry in banning the use of the word "Allah".

The Federal Court in Putrajaya is scheduled to hear the review application over the use of the word 'Allah' in the Catholic church's Bahasa Malaysia section of The Herald weekly, today.

The Federal Court decision to ban the usage of the word 'Allah' has left many issues unanswered, said lawyers representing the Catholic Church.

The Herald will consider filing a review under the Federal Court's dismissal of the application for leave.

Federal Court dismisses Catholic Church appeal a blanket ban by Christians for the right to use the word, "Allah".

The High Court today dismissed an application by SIB challenging the prohibition of imported Christian books containing the word 'Allah'.

The Attorney-General's Chambers will now decide whether to charge Lawrence under the Sedition Act 1948.

Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun Hussein called on all quarters to cease the polemics over the use of the word 'Allah' for the sake of peace in the country.

Some 70 members of the Selangor Perkasa staged a peaceful protest against editor of The Herald Catholic weekly, Lawrence Andrew.

Sultan of Selangor, Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah says, this is to avoid confusion among Muslims over the use of the word when used by other religions.

The Catholic Church files an application for leave to appeal the decision to ban its weekly publication the Herald from using the word "Allah" to refer to God.

Najib said the contents in the 10-Point Agreement decided by the federal cabinet on the matter would be maintained for the two states.

The gist of the Court of Appeal's decision in "The Herald" case is that the Home Minister has the discretion to ban words which are prejudicial or likely to be prejudicial.

Former attorney-general Tan Sri Abu Talib Othman says all Malaysians are bound by the Court of Appeal's ruling on the "Allah" issue.

PPMM president Datuk Zainur Rijal Abu Bakar said those unwanted comments could lead to confusion or bordering contempt.

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