I do not see how we as a Malaysian and for those who claims themselves as a muslim can leave such notorious comments (which I have deleted) in this blog about Yasmin Ahmad. Furthermore, all those words are written by those whom I believe never ever meet Yasmin in person. This blog will not tolerate this type of visitors. Please feel free to go elsewhere.
Yasmin, who ever she is, is a lovely person with such a kind heart. As a filmmaker, I would say, she has delivered to us the Malaysia story from a perspective of a true Malaysian.
Yasmin is one of a kind.
Sadly our prayers for Yasmin, has yet to be answered.
“The condition of critically-acclaimed movie and commercial director Yasmin Ahmad, who suffered a stroke last Thursday, has deteriorated.
Her brother-in-law, Datuk Dr Zakaria Zahari, said Yasmin remained on life support at the Damansara Specialist Hospital’s intensive care unit.
“The family appreciates continued prayers for Yasmin,” he said in a brief statement issued Saturday.
Dr Zakaria said the family had requested that no visitors congregate at the hospital.
He said a further update on Yasmin’s condition would be given Sunday morning.” – The Star
Kickdefella 
I thought Yasmin is one of the most talented people in the film industry today. Scums who wrote negative comments are either failures jealous of her success or definitely racialists.
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Salam
… rasanya… telah diwar-warkan. Bukan life support tapi oksigen bro. Whatever the different is…. it is different.
Ramli AR
Yasim is one of the best mind that we have got. Malaysia should be proud of her achievements, especially so in the making of those great Malaysian movies and the 29 seconds advertisements as seen on our TV..
May she recover soon. To her loved one please be strong. Take care.
Other blogs also gave comments regarding YA, please guys reserve your words for other time, not now, YA is struggling for life. Pray for her.
I have never met her….but heard she is quite a special a film maker.. with story lines to move souls….and to prick on the conscious of guilty ones….with love for unity and an everlasting democratic Malaysia.
I join all to offer a prayer for her.
She is rare and special….and may Allah be merciful to grant her speedy recovery.
R.I.P Yasmin
R.I.P Yasmin, we have lost a real Malaysian tonight.
Her work touches all of us. She believed in harmonious living irregardless of your race, background etc. That’s what being Malaysian is all about, but I guess we have lost sight of that after years of learning how to hate each other for our differences. It is getting worse everyday, and with one less real Malaysian, and hundreds if not thousands of shallow minds walking on our soil today, I feel less optimistic for my country.
I feel helpless, what should one do when message of love just aint reaching into the heart of those who needs them most? Have they grown that cold?
Can we break the wall between us and just love?
My prayers to Yasmin’s family, and if I hear another self righteous fool judging Yasmin’s work and her intentions I say to them “God judges, not you, so shove your values up your posterior and off you go”
R.I.P. YA