Cursed Doll outside mosque is a curious case indeed. We could ask Why are they doing this? but the better question would be, Who are they targeting? Fact of case. (1) Left outside mosque. Under a tree. (2) Word Allah written on cloth to blindfold the doll. (3) Twitter account set up saying Somebody removed doll and binding. It ended with a warning too. It is obvious theyre targeting a specific community however Im not laying the racist or religious card on the table. The Malay Muslim community are fascinated by the occult and supernatural. I refer to the case of Nenek Keropok and Hantu Kom Kom. These earlier cases created paranoia within the community. Second, if you disposed something that is cursed, why would you return to the scene to see if your cursed doll was tempered? As much as I was fascinated, Im calling it bollocks.
Posted on: Fri, 06 Jun 2014 02:58:49 +0000
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