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29 Oct 2008

Malaysia's Islamic authority bans ''tomboyish'' behaviour and lesbian relations

Citing a spate of cases involving young women "behaving like men and indulging in lesbian sex" as reported by the Malay language Berita Harian, Malaysia's National Fatwa Council has announced a ban on "tomboyish" behaviour and lesbian relations.

Having made the headlines by banning an exhibition about ghosts, ghouls and supernatural beings as 'haram' (forbidden) last year, news of Malaysia's National Fatwa Council's latest edict banning "tomboys" in the Muslim-majority country has reverberated worldwide.

The National Fatwa Council is the top Islamic council in the country and under the purview of the Department of Islamic Advancement of Malaysia (Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia, JAKIM).
Media reports have quoted Harussani Idris Zakaria, the mufti of northern Perak state, who said that the National Fatwa Council has banned girls or women behaving or dressing like boys or men, following a meeting last Thursday in northern Malaysia.

Harussani clarified that although the council's ruling was not legally binding, tomboys should be banned because their actions are immoral.

"It doesn't matter if it's a law or not. When it's wrong, it's wrong. It is a sin," Harussani told The Associated Press. "Tomboy (behaviour) is forbidden in Islam."

"They must respect God. God created them as boys, they must behave like boys. God created them as girls, they must act like girls," he said. Boys should also not act like girls, he added.

Harussani said an increasing number of Malaysian girls behave like tomboys, and that some of them engage in homosexuality. Homosexuality is not explicitly banned in Malaysia, but it is effectively illegal under a law that prohibits sex acts "against the order of nature."

Abdul Shukor Husin, chairman of the National Fatwa Council, was quoted in the UK Telegraph as saying: "It is unacceptable to see women who love the male lifestyle including dressing in the clothes men wear. (Masculine behaviour) becomes clearer when they start to have sex with someone of the same gender, that is woman and woman."

"In view of this," Dr Abdul explained, "the National Fatwa Council which met today have decided and taken the stand that such acts are forbidden and banned."

Same-sex relations between men is illegal in Malaysia under Section 377 of the Penal Code and punishable with up to twenty years in jail. The Telegraph further added that although there is no provision banning lesbian sex in Malaysia's civil code, the latest fatwa appears to be an attempt to push lesbianism towards illegality.

It is unclear what the penalty is for not complying with the latest edict. Sixty percent of its 27 million people are ethnic Malays who are regarded as Muslims by definition and subject to Sharia law and the council's edicts, even if the rulings have not been enshrined in national or Shariah law.

Islamic authorities in Malaysia frequently issue guidelines with regards to what women should or should not wear. In June, authorities in a northern Malaysian city of Kota Baru have forbidden Muslim women from wearing bright lipstick and noisy high-heeled shoes, saying the directive is intended to prevent sexual assaults and "illicit sex." Kota Baru, the capital of Kelantan state, which is ruled by the hard-line opposition party Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), also issued a directive calling for Muslim women to wear non-transparent headscarves that cover the chest, long-sleeved and loose blouses and socks. Those who flout the guidelines can be fined up to RM500 (U$153).

Update (Nov 10, 2008): Protestors marched from Ampang Park LRT station to the vicinity of KLCC to protest fatwa on Nov 7, 2008

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Reader's Comments

1. 2008-10-29 20:21  
Muslims pushing their views and trying to control peoples minds.
Shame really as Malaysia is not a bad place but it seems to be turning bad.
2. 2008-10-29 20:50  
Now why is it that I dislike religion? Oh yes; because they try to impose their views not only on their own followers but on the whole damn population. Religion is the root of all evil toward other humans. Especially those dogmatic religions like Islam, Judaeism, Catholicism and more. Can we please do all we can to break the influence religion has on government in every country in the world.
3. 2008-10-29 21:44  
Yarkkkk! Come on, nothing to do with religious belief. It is people who are leveraging on the authority to impose their ignorance minds!
4. 2008-10-29 22:25  
I remember some official in MY said that male homosexuality was caused by eating too much okra (ladies fingers). I wonder what such individuals think causes lesbianism, or "tom-boyish" behaviour?

Luckily KL generally seems to be a sophisticated sort of place.

A great read at the moment regarding the effect of religion on the world is Christopher Hitchens' "God is not Great", written from an atheist perspective. Personally I'm undecided on the issue (though I haven't finished the book yet) but it is very illuminating. Check out what priests got upto in Rwanda.
5. 2008-10-29 22:36  
i love KL. now im not sure if the next time i visit KL i'd be slapped with a fine or get arrested. i can't help it if i look tomboyish. and if i look too girlish by wearing makeup and high heeled shoes, i'd get fined again?

if i gave the excuse that i was born a hermaphrodite, will that work, since god made me that way in between?
6. 2008-10-29 22:57  
i dont think these ppl will arrest any girl dressed in pants or t-shirt/shirt. It seemed overboard just to arrest despite the ban, which if they ever do means will they arrest women tourists too???
7. 2008-10-30 00:55  
that just took msia back another 100years.
pfft.
8. 2008-10-30 07:24  
Don't even let me start with bloody Malaysia........NEXT!!
9. 2008-10-30 07:29  
So sad to see these medieval-minded people thinking they know what is 'right' for everyone else. A person's sexuality is a private matter and shouldn't concern anyone else!
America is in deep trouble now, taking the rest of the world down with them.The U.S. Christian fundamentalists who are the voting base for the morally and financially corrupt Bush administration, are of similar ilk.
Read Esther Kaplan's book "With God on Their Side" to see the result of religious bigotry on society!
AJM
10. 2008-10-30 08:27  
What saddens the most is this same country is not addressing the high and ever-increasing number of woman and girls being raped almost daily.

Yet here they are addressing the issues that harms no one, and cause no pain and suffering to those who chose to dress as a man or a woman.

I can't help to think this, albeit in a funny way, that perhaps to avoid being targetted by the rapist, the girls are dressing up as boys.
11. 2008-10-30 10:27  
Why do some assholes have to use religion / God to make a point ?

God is forgiving and merciful. Didn't we learn that in school , in the bible , in the koran ?

What have these clerics got to say ??? Pleaseeeeee
Tell them to get a better life. This whole religion / God thing is getting out of context / hand.

Go read the book " God's Delusion" by Richard Hawkings
12. 2008-10-30 10:45  
Thursday October 30, 2008
National Fatwa Council to make a ruling on yoga

GEORGE TOWN: The National Fatwa Council will soon come out with a ruling on yoga exercise.

The Islamic Development Department's deputy director-general (operations) Othman Mustapha said the council's chairman, Prof Datuk Dr Abdul Shukor Husin, would make the announcement.

Othman told reporters this after opening the two-day seminar on Islamic Jurisprudence and Eternal Islamic Thinking at Universiti Sains Malaysia here yesterday.

On Tuesday, lecturer Prof Zakaria Stapa of Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia's Islamic Studies Centre advised Muslims who have taken up yoga to stop practising it as it could deviate from their belief. - Bernama

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/10/30/nation/2408100&sec=nation
13. 2008-10-30 11:40  
This country is so doomed.
14. 2008-10-30 11:41  
Deviate from their belief ? Ya right ? whose belief ? The clerics right ? Ya , they are humans just like us. So what makes them so special ? Just because they can misinterpret the teachings of the religion ??? Come on , we got to be more real here.

This is what I call the crowd syndrome....blind following the not so blind :: hahahah

My 2 cents
15. 2008-10-30 11:42  
The country is so doomed ? Who caused it to go that way ????? ASk ?

We make them powerful , we believe everything they say and preach. It's time this stops. use your brains and think !!!
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18. 2008-10-30 13:11  
I have to say...

They can create 1000's of laws of discrimination against our society here in Malaysia. But nothing will change us. We as humans will adapt to any situations. I have to agree its not fair to use religion to shut us out. I wish they are in our shoes and only then they would know how it feels to be different.

Being thought in a local religious University here has made me learn a lot. Just let the National Fatwa Council be. As their laws will not do anything much.

Quoting the article above:
"Same-sex relations between men is illegal in Malaysia under Section 377 of the Penal Code and punishable with up to twenty years in jail"... Ok, I don't even know this law existed. haha.. But it has done nothing to harm us so far. SO its just a sentence of words to me..

Malaysian authority as i can recall are known famously to make bombastic statement about laws. But do they amend them into action? NO...

Its a waste of time thinking about them... coz life goes on !

P.S: to tourists out there. don't be afraid, Malaysia is very open actually and there is nothing they can do to you !
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21. 2008-10-30 14:42  
If the sight if a tomboy causes God to despise her, then something must be very,very wrong with the "God" in question, don't you think? Why would the Gracious One despise His own creation just because she's 'behaving like a boy' & wearing men's clothing? Gee, that's so superfical (hahaha)

@Post #10 Fadil:
Now that you mention it, I'm reminded of the sad stories I see in the news- women, even girls as young as10 being kidnapped, raped & then killed after the perverts had their lust satisfied.
And that underneath Malaysia's conservative exterior, lies a very dangerous underbelly where pornography- often of the most vile kind, is widely available & distributed. I hope the Malaysian people & especially their politicians open up their eyes & see those are the REAL problems facing their country. Pathetic religious leaders trying to distract fr the real sociological issues will win only
IF YOU ALLOW THEM. Remember that.
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23. 2008-10-30 15:27  
Many respondents are missing a major point here. "Fatwahs" like this may be invoked in the wilds of Kelantan, but are unlikely to rear their ugly heads in Kuala Lumpur, in the same way that middle America is far more conservative than the East and West seaboards. Don't tar the whole of Malaysia with the same brush. KL is a cosmopolitan and comparatively broad minded city, and anyone who finds it difficult (for whatever reason) to exist in a small town or village community, will pack their bags and head for KL, or New York, or San Fransisco.
24. 2008-10-30 16:35  
With all the problems in the world, it's nice to know that, in Malaysia at least, there's a place where people have nothing better to do than sit around making up rules to interfere with an absolute minority of the people.

But, my goodness me, perhaps I just don't understand what awful, awful people Malaysian tomboys must be like (instead of, say, a completely normal and wholly accepted character trait for some/many girls, with characters such as Pippi Longstocking even having books and films made about them to promote/encourage healthy 'tomboyism').

Lastly, although I'm an atheist, I have a Lot of respect for just about any religion and faith - yet who makes up all these rules and amendments and orders and edicts about what 'God' wants? Men. A bunch of conservative guys sit around in some back room, and They decide what 'God' wants, and how 'God' wants everyone to live their lives.

Excuse me? Did I miss a celestial trumpet call and the voices of ten million angels singing in unison that, lo, tomboy behaviour in some girls is a little bit, uh, uncomfortable for Some men to witness so Hey, it's banned Everywhere?!

No. Instead, some bunch of guys sat around and decided that, in Malaysia at least/alone, THIS is what God wants! What supreme arrogance on the part of Man - Those men - to decide what He wants. I should think that God can fight his own battles - and if God's remotely bothered by ridiculously inoffensive tomboyish behaviour, well, let's just say that I haven't seen any avenging angels flapping around, hurling thunderbolts at strong-minded women who aren't acting like a bunch of girly, simpering, super feminine girls fulfilling ideals of what a woman 'should' be like - by that new Malaysian edict, anyway...
25. 2008-10-30 17:14  
Two brief points of opinion:

(1) The Malaysian National Fatwa Council members are confusing sexual orientation and gender identity issues;

(2) My understanding of the original Islamic disapproval of dressing as one's opposite gender was meant to suppress *intentional* attempts to deceive; for example, an adult heterosexual man might try to dress as a woman (full chador would make it nearly impossible to tell by looking) in order to gain access to women's private quarters in a home not belonging to his family.
26. 2008-10-30 17:41  
First this and then an upcoming ruling soon on Yoga exercise. What the hell are members of JAKIM thinking?

This is a joke to society.
27. 2008-10-30 17:48  
This is gettin sicker than i thought it already did..shame on those who think 'God's givin them any power to make the rules like that..i mean, who r them to tell us what to wear and do or behave...? Didnt 'God' gave us 'Free Will'???
28. 2008-10-30 21:09  
i think the "religious authorities" suddenly had too much free time as there were no transvestite beauty pageants for them to raid lately so they decided to pick on the gals instead. Next on their list is yoga... just make you wonder what ridiculous ruling will come up after that.
29. 2008-10-30 22:41  
women get banned from wearing bright lipstick and high-heeled shoes (fyi, things that women wear) and then they get banned again for wearing "male" clothes. er so what now?
30. 2008-10-31 00:48  
It seems that these 'authoritatives' have a thing against woman. This cannot, that cannot.. if that is a sin, with them coming up with these absurb rules which will indirectly causes harm to the parties involved and their family which might lead to family falling out and even deaths. There is a chain reaction to all things. So now, who is the biggest sinner? these fools are simply too free. instead of thinking of such things, think of how to raise up the living and educational standards of their own country.
31. 2008-10-31 02:47  
utter bullsh!t...they need a life..seriously..lol! Besides, using God's name to support their own opinion, look who's sinning instead. btw, God does not define how men or women shud dress, isnt dat wad society defined?

32. 2008-10-31 03:35  
Maybe they'll ban Shakespeare; there's a lot of women cross-dressing in that with intent to deceive. And in Mozart. Pantomimes will definitely be off limits, both sexes at it in those. And I guess Joan of Arc would.....oh hang on, the Church did make her put on a dress in prison.

They should all be forced to watch Tootsie and Priscilla continuously until they pass out.
33. 2008-10-31 06:59  
they will regret to see me wear a dress.anyway guess they should mind their own business.SIN?SHAME ON THEM!how many unsolved cases like robberies,raping,killing,bribes.f*cking hell so many kind of crimes tat i cant even count.

and they are now minding how ppl should dress.

SHAME ON THEM.

im proud to be malaysian.but f*ck them.
34. 2008-10-31 07:17  
for f@k sake, don;t they have any better things to do instead of judging on woman dressing in men's clothes!!! who are they to judfe us!!!!! as if they think they are so perfect!!!!!!!!!!!! ok fine, is a sin, but thats between me and God!! but helloo!!!!! don;t u think marrying more then 1 woman is a sin too??!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOVE is LOVE, no matter who you love same sex or different sex, it is still love~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
35. 2008-10-31 07:59  
the National Fatwa Council is considering banning Muslims from practising Yoga as well.
36. 2008-10-31 08:06  
I love my home country and it's diverse mix of ethnicities and rich culture (not forgetting the delicious variety of food), but it's news like these that make me feel sick of being a Malaysian.

I'm so sick of these conservatives telling the people what to do, 'this is a sin', 'that is wrong', 'respect God', 'you'll go to hell', 'gay sex is a gross act against nature'...

Don't get me started about my homophobic Indonesian housemate here who clearly expressed his homophobia ("we should chop off heads of gay people")

I'm so sick of being subjected to ridicule and nonesense. What did we ever do to them anyway? All they ever care about is being RIGHT, and impose their interpretation of 'how things SHOULD be according to God'. According to their interpretations and how THEY want it to be is more like it.

Bullshit. Utter bullshit.
37. 2008-10-31 16:50  
There are dozens of 'tomboy' women throughout history who've been held up as role models for other women to follow - strong, tough, gutsy women, who didn't just sit around and wait for The Man to do things that they wanted to do. It would be rather revisionist to say that they'd sinned against God or were somehow offensive under some rule/law to be passed today.

Where do these exacting ideas of gender role and 'acceptable' behaviour come from, anyway? Again, it's pretty simple - if a bunch of men decide that this thing or that thing that women are doing is offensive to God - well, guys, stop passing the buck, and take responsibility for YOUR actions. Control Your mind and thoughts, act like a rational human being, and stop blaming or seeking to punish others for what You don't like yourself!

Or, hey, can I start making up my own rules about all the things that I think are offensive to God as well? What would make my rules and laws less acceptable than theirs? Is it a strength in numbers thing? How many guys sat around and decided that tomboys should be outlawed? Seems to me that if I can match that number (3? 17? 42? 2,881?) with people who agree with me, I can start to pass MY laws on what people can and can't do - and, by golly, Malaysia better obey them just as much as the anti-tomboy laws! Who's with me?!
38. 2008-10-31 17:02  
banning yoga too? why? too soft?
39. 2008-10-31 17:53  
Wahahahah.Cos they cant bend or do the yoga.
40. 2008-10-31 18:31  
I've read that some Christian churches in Singapore have already banned their members from Yoga and meditation. Maybe conservative religious folk just pass these ideas around.
41. 2008-10-31 18:37  
Rediculous!! These are signs of the dark ages. Have we not moved on? Aren't there more important problems in the world to contend with? Let people be who they are and who they want to be, and stop ths mass-indoctrination!!
42. 2008-11-01 08:59  
THis is entirely about the oppression of women by men. Who decides what is masculine or feminine behaviour? Men! It is oppression and NOT religion. It is all about control. What next? Will women be banned from driving cars or doing jobs that are traditionally male? I saw a woman armed police officer at the airport last week dressed in the same uniform as her male colleagues. Is she now going to be fired or merely confined to policing cake stalls or helping children to cross the road....if they are dressed in gender appropriate clothing that is.
43. 2008-11-01 13:53  
I think that Malaysia's National Fatwa Council's just way too free. Can we give them something to do? Maybe a Pride Day or Mardi Gras from Bukit Bintang to KLCC?

Maybe if they see how "happy" we all are then they would understand how sad their lives are!
44. 2008-11-01 15:20  
The Fatwa is absolutely too free!

Next time, they'll impose a law to fine or arrest men or women who don't marry by a certain age.
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46. 2008-11-01 16:09  
Wow but I think I would contribute my 2 cents' worth:
Prescribe valium to these so called clerics with "dr" tiltles (how incredible as if they have the capacity to think...!???), 3 times a day so that they can feel happy & gay and be closer to "GOD"!!!

Go Figure!
47. 2008-11-01 22:11  
Against human rights.
They are stupid!!

Who the hell are they to control people?? God? My a**
48. 2008-11-02 11:31  
This is just unacceptable. Against Human Rights..
49. 2008-11-02 14:45  
oh please grow up old men.
stop hiding behind religion.
what you want doesn't mean that its RIGHT.

don't be afraid of visiting Malaysia.
we're more civilized than that.
well, in the more modern states anyway.
these people most probably live in the other states where its majority are Muslims and still is quite behind in terms of modernity (one clear example: state of Kelantan). hm,which is why they feel powerful enough to take such bold steps? *shrugs*

it's a WONDER, really. we're in the same country, the same piece of land but they're still pretty far behind.

they're distorting the Muslim religion.
soon, all LGBT Muslims in Malaysia will have to run.
far far away.
and then the other LGBT races.
and then the other races.

and then they will have what they want.
pure Malays living in MALAYsia.

i still love my country very much tho.
I'm Chinese.
but I'm very much Malaysian.
50. 2008-11-02 16:26  
If this is against the law of nature then think twice if what they do are aginst our human rights in choosing the kind of life style we want and our entitlement of rights and freedom.. Every1 do have a choice, even if its in not right in the eyes of law..
51. 2008-11-02 17:25  
What Bloody Morons!! Those poor gay men and women who live in this hideous place and cant move out . Thank god I live in Australia. Its not perfect but at least you can live your life how you want and be accepted . Malaysia truly Asia. What Crap!!!!!
52. 2008-11-02 22:26  
Ini bukan Islam, ini adalah peratuan yangl untuk menjaminkan hegemony kaum lelaki dan menjadikan kaum wanita muslimin sebagai "second class citizen". Kepercayaan kepada tuhan adalah suatu perkara untuk individual and bukan untuk masyarakat yang amat plural seperti Malaysia. Jangan memberi mereka peluang untuk merendahkan pangkat kewanitaan kita! Syurga adalah di-sini and sekarang!
53. 2008-11-03 01:07  
Bullshit!I don't think that homosexuality is a sin!If i were to against my own feeling,i'll be so sorry to myself then.
No matter straight or gay,we should just llive our own lifelstyle without bother about those silly guideline..SO,CUT THE CRAP!!
54. 2008-11-03 17:34  
They make is sound as though it is a choice. Like a choice we make in the market - to buy fish or buy chicken? As though people want to dress up as the opposite sex for fun? Have sexual relationship with the same sex for fun?
Are they really conveying messages from their religious god? Or are they really representing their own views?

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57. 2008-11-03 19:12  
Religion breeds, like a disease, more people spit on refugees..welcome to the Brave New Century!
58. 2008-11-04 16:47  

This is an abject disregard for human rights ... I never dreamed of ever witnessing an event such as this - the government dictating how women should accessorise ...

I guess the government would never listen to George Bernard Shaw who once said "THE CUSTOMS OF THE TRIBE ARE NOT THE LAWS OF NATURE"
59. 2008-11-04 17:38  
Some rulings like this one are SO rediculous that one actually almost cant feel angry and really has to just laugh. Come on, Malaysian National Fatwa Council! Stop wasting your tax-payers hard-earned money on paying your moron councillers to think up these dumb rules!
60. 2008-11-04 17:45  
I am totally against the action taken by the Malaysian government. Freedom of will and behave,if being an adult, should rule any activity gay or whatsoever. this is an attack against freedom of the individual and the government is trying to rule human nature. Please, gay and lesbian international comunity should further position and attack against this country and the rest who dont preserve gay lesbian and trans rights.
61. 2008-11-05 10:11  
Fear, Division and Oppression is the weapon of choice in most religions. If God really wanted us to be the same, why are we all so different?
62. 2008-11-06 23:51  
"When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called Religion." - Robert M. Piirsig
63. 2008-11-07 10:47  
And all of a sudden, they became aware of the harms of tomboyish. We are political tools that they use, a punchbag when they need.
Let them take your freedom away, and it doesn't return. Malaysians should be aware of this, it won't stop here and won't be reversed if they allow it. Talk about it, spread the word, and support opposition, that's the way to go.
64. 2008-11-13 12:50  
Really don know what is in their mind? Why must use Islam mind to control the whole country? Just bcox here is Malaysia=Malay=Islam? What about others? Doesn't everybody is fair? We were taught since young, we live in mix religion country, we must respect others. What now, what the country have done for us.
Realy stupid!!!
65. 2008-11-14 17:55  
I think if every body wrote a letter to this guy how you feel it could change is mind you never know!

what I do know is that he's not going to be reading your comments on here, and its a real shame how so many country and there power off authority live in the dinisores days
66. 2008-11-17 13:55  
simply stupid
67. 2008-11-27 21:03  
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Sunday/Frontpage/2409163/Article

This is what the Malaysian Department of Islamic Development's (Jakim) director-general Datuk Wan Mohamad Sheikh Abd Aziz said in response to the fatwa in an interview:

Q: When you translate this fatwa into English, the word "tomboy" is used instead of "pengkid". "Tomboy" in English doesn't have a sexual connotation. So, what do you mean by "dressing like a man"?

"A: This is what we mean by "fitrah".

A safe way is to teach children, whether male or female, from an early age to follow their respective fitrah.

If we allow this budaya practice (of pengkid) to continue to develop, it will become an tradition, and then a norm. When it becomes a norm, then people will think no longer think of it as a wrong. This is something we do not want to happen.

That's why we want to go back to the fitrah. If you follow your fitrah, the chances of you being safe is higher, compared with if we were to completely give freedom until you could not differentiate between feminine characteristics and male characteristics."


So the basis of his logic is simply to nip it in the bud before any form of gay behaviour even get s a chance to develop itself. Hmm. Let's see. If we black the roads that lead to a destination, we can prevent it right? Ok. So lets turn the tables for a second and see how this equation can work both ways. I'm just going to use his own words and susbstitute a few keywords with my own:

If we allow this (fatwa) to continue to develop, (we) will become (a nation of Islamic religious exteremists) and then a (nation of terrorrists). When (this) become a norm, then people will think no longer think of it as a wrong. This is something we do not want to happen.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

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