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Parti Islam SeMalaysia
The Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (Malay: Parti Islam Se-Malaysia), commonly known as PAS or Pas, is an Islamist political party in Malaysia and is currently headed by Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang. PAS positions itself as an Islamist party that aims to establish Malaysia as a country based on Islamic legal theory derived from the primary sources of Islam, the Quran and Sunnah, as opposed to Barisan Nasional's Islam Hadhari, which PAS sees as based on a watered-down understanding of Islam.
The party enjoys strong support from northern rural and conservative area such as Kelantan and Terengganu. It is also the first opposition party in independent Malaysia's history to defeat the Barisan Nasional coalition in a Malay dominated state. In 1999, riding a groundwell of popular protest after the arrest and conviction of former Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, PAS allied itself with the Democratic Action Party (DAP) and Keadilan, founded by Anwar Ibrahim's wife Wan Azizah by forming a coalition known as Barisan Alternatif. In the general election, PAS took over Terengganu from the incumbent Barisan Nasional.
In the 2004 Malaysian general election, the party's strength was greatly reduced.[1] It won merely seven parliamentary seats, a significant decrease from the 27 parliamentary seats it had won in the 1999 general election. The party leader, Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang even lost his parliamentary seat while one of the seven seats was won because a Barisan Nasional candidate was disqualified on a technicality. PAS also lost control of Terengganu but retained control of Kelantan with a very slim majority of 24 out of 45 seats. [2]. The party's majority in Kelantan's state assembly was further reduced to 23 seats following the Pengkalan Pasir by-election in 2005. At the present, PAS only has the majority of one seat in the state assembly.
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Winning Party Members
Parliamentary Seats
- Federal Territories (Titiwangsa) - Dr Lo' Lo' Mohd Ghazali
- Kedah (Baling) - Taib Azamudden Md Taib
- Kedah (Jerai) - Mohd Firdaus Ja'afar
- Kedah (Padang Terap) - Mohd Nasir Zakaria
- Kedah (Pendang) - Dr Mohd Hayati Othman
- Kedah (Pokok Sena) - Mahfuz Omar
- Kedah (Sik) - Che Uda Che Nik
- Kelantan (Bachok) - Nasharudin Mat Isa
- Kelantan (Ketereh) - Abdul Aziz Kadir
- Kelantan (Kota Bharu) - Datuk Wan Abdul Rahim Wan Abdullah
- Kelantan (Kuala Krai) - Dr Mohd Hatta Mat Ramli
- Kelantan (Kubang Kerian) - Salahuddin Ayub
- Kelantan (Pasir Mas) - Datuk Ibrahim Ali
- Kelantan (Pengkalan Chepa) - Datuk Abd Halim Abd Rahman
- Kelantan (Rantau Panjang) - Siti Zailah Mohd Yusoff
- Kelantan (TUMPAT) - Datuk Kamaruddin Jaafar
- Perak (Bukit Gantang) - Roslan Shaharum
- Perak (Parit Buntar) - Dr Mujahid
- Selangor (Hulu Langat) - Dr Che Rosli Che Amat
- Selangor (Kota Raja) - Dr. Siti Mariah Mahmud
- Selangor (Kuala Selangor) - Dr Zulkifly Ahmad
- Selangor (Shah Alam) - Hj Khalid Abd Samad
State Seats
- Johor (Maharani) - Dr Mohamad Taslim
- Johor (Serom) - Rusman Kemin
- Johor (Sungai Abong) - Dr Sheikh Ibrahim Sheikh Salleh
- Kedah (Alor Mengkudu) - Dr Ismail Salleh
- Kedah (Anak Bukit) - Amiruddin Hamzah
- Kedah (Ayer Hitam) - Abdul Ghani Ahmad
- Kedah (Bandar Baharu) - Yaakob Husin
- Kedah (Bukit Lada) - Ahmad Izzat Shauki
- Kedah (Bukit Pinang) - Md Roshidi Osman
- Kedah (Jeneri) - Yahya Abdullah
- Kedah (Kuala Ketil) - Md Zuki Yusof
- Kedah (Kubang Rotan) - Mohd Nasir Mustafa
- Kedah (Kupang) - Johari Abdullah
- Kedah (Merbau Pulas) - Aishah Ghazali
- Kedah (Pantai Merdeka) - Abdullah Jusoh
- Kedah (Pengkalan Kundor) - Phahrolrazi Zawawi
- Kedah (Sungai Limau) - Azizan Abdul Razak
- Kedah (Tanjung Dawai) - Dr Hamdan Khalid
- Kedah (Tokai) - Mohamed Taulan Mat Rasul
- Kelantan (Air Lanas) - Abdullah Yaakub
- Kelantan (Bukit Panau) - Abdul Fattah Mahmood
- Kelantan (Bukit Tuku) - Abdul Fattah Harun
- Kelantan (Bunut Payong) - Datuk Takiyuddin Hassan
- Kelantan (Chempaka) - Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat
- Kelantan (Chetok) - Abdul Halim Abdul Rahman
- Kelantan (Dabong) - Arifabillah @Mohd Asri Ibrahim
- Kelantan (Demit) - Muhamad Mustafa
- Kelantan (Gaal) - Dr Nik Mazian Nik Mohamad
- Kelantan (Galas) - Che Hasim Sulaiman
- Kelantan (Gual Ipoh) - Wan Yusoff Wan Mustafa
- Kelantan (Gual Periok) - Mohamad Awang
- Kelantan (Jelawat) - Abdul Aziz Abdul Kadir
- Kelantan (Kadok) - Azami Mohd Noor
- Kelantan (Kelaboran) - Mohd Zaki Ibrahim
- Kelantan (Kemahang) - Md Anizam Abdul Rahman
- Kelantan (Kemuning) - Wan Ahmad Lutfi Wan Sulaiman
- Kelantan (Kijang) - Wan Ubaidah Omar
- Kelantan (Kota Lama) - Datuk Anuar Tan Abdullah
- Kelantan (Limbongan) - Dr Zainuddin Awang Hamat
- Kelantan (Manek Urai) - Ismail Yaacob
- Kelantan (Melor) - Wan Ismail Wan Jusoh
- Kelantan (Mengkebang) - Abdul Latiff Abdul Rahman
- Kelantan (Meranti) - Nassaruddin Daud
- Kelantan (Panchor) - Nik Amar Nik Abdullah
- Kelantan (Pasir Pekan) - Datuk Ahmad Yaakob
- Kelantan (Pasir Tumboh) - Ahmad Baihaki Atiqullah
- Kelantan (Pengkalan Pasir) - Hanifa Ahmad
- Kelantan (Perupok) - Omar Mohamad
- Kelantan (Pulai Chondong) - Zulkifli Mamat
- Kelantan (Salor) - Datuk Husam Musa
- Kelantan (Selising) - Dr Saiful Bahrin Mohamad
- Kelantan (Semerak) - Wan Hassan Wan Ibrahim
- Kelantan (Tanjong Mas) - Rohani Ibrahim
- Kelantan (Tawang) - Hassan Mahmood
- Kelantan (Temangan) - Dr Mohd Fadzli Hassan
- Kelantan (Tendong) - Mohamad Mat Daud
- Kelantan (Wakaf Bharu) - Che Abdullah Mat Nawi
- Negeri Sembilan (Paroi) - Mohd Taufek Abd Ghani
- Pahang (Beserah) - Syed Mohammed
- Pahang (Kuala Semantan) - Syed Hamid Syed Mohd
- Perak (Changkat Jong) - Mohd Anuar Sudin
- Perak (Gunong Semanggol) - Ramli Tusin
- Perak (Lubok Merbau) - Mohd Zainudin Mohd Yusof
- Perak (Pasir Panjang) - Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin
- Perak (Selinsing) - Husin Bin Din
- Perak (Titi Serong) - Dr Khalil Idham Lim Abdullah
- Perlis (Simpang Empat) - Rus'sele Bin Eizan
- Pulau Pinang (Permatang Pasir) - Mohd Hamdan Abd Rahman
- Selangor (Bangi) - Dr Shafie Abu Bakar
- Selangor (Chempaka) - Iskandar Abdul Samad
- Selangor (Gombak Setia) - Hasan Mohd Ali
- Selangor (Lembah Jaya) - Khasim Abdul Aziz
- Selangor (Meru) - Abdul Rani Osman
- Selangor (Selat Kelang) - Halimah Ali
- Selangor (Sijangkang) - Dr Ahmad Yunus Hairi
- Terengganu (Batu Buruk) - Dr Syed Azman Syed Ahmad Nawawi
- Terengganu (Bukit Payung) - Mohd Nor Hamzah
- Terengganu (Bukit Tunggal) - Dr Alias Razak
- Terengganu (Ladang) - Datuk Engku Hassan Engku Omar
- Terengganu (Manir) - Datuk Dr Harun Taib
- Terengganu (Ru Rendang) - Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang
- Terengganu (Sura) - Wan Hassan Mohd Ramli
- Terengganu (Wakaf Mempelam) - Mohd Abdul Wahid Endut
