Succeeded by Mohd Shukri (PAS) Succeeded by Mastika Junaidah (BN) | Preceded by Karim Salleh (BN) Preceded by Kamarudin Ahmad (BN) | |
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Majority 333 (1999)45 (2004)149 (2008) Party Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party | ||
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Tuan Guru Haji Hashim Jasin is a Malaysian politician from PAS. He is appointed as the Spiritual Leader of Syura Council replacing the late Tuan Guru Datuk Dr. Haron Din following Dr Haron’s death in San Francisco, United States due to heart complications. In 1998, he was elected as Member of Parliament for Arau in a by-election, and was state assemblyman for Sanglang (1999-2013), and Perlis PAS commissioner (1991-2013).
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Education
Political career
PAS stance on opposition pact
On 20 October 2016, Hashim Jasin emphasized that the Islamist party PAS will not collaborate with other political parties to topple the current Prime Minister Najib Razak’s government as this would not benefit him or the party. He mentioned that previous attempts in the past had proven failed. In the early 90’s, PAS joined forces with Semangat 46 led by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah, then teaming up with DAP & PKR to form Barisan Alternatif in 1998 and subsequently Pakatan Rakyat in 2008. Hashim stressed that PAS would like to take charge of the opposition pact, rather than follow.
Better to be with Umno than with ‘anti-Islam’ DAP
On February 6 2017, PAS top leader Hashim Jasin said the party will choose ‘oppressive’ Umno over ‘anti-Islam’ DAP anytime. He said PAS was cooperating with Umno and Barisan Nasional (BN) because the Malay-based party can still be relied on compared to other “anti-Islam” parties. He said PAS’ approach was in line with the “mature politics” advocated by Prophet Muhammad.
Controversy
In 2013, when Hashim Jasin was the then Perlis PAS commissioner, it was exposed that he owned a Porsche Cayman. He explained that the car was belongs to his son which was bought with approximate price RM100,000 from England using the Approved Permit which was reserved to him as a state assemblyman.
In 2016, Hashim Jasin said that PAS unlikely to receive RM90 million, since he is driving a Proton Saga and lives in a home worth only RM60,000. He said that if PAS had RM100 million, he could have even built three swimming pools.
