Last weekend, PAS held its 69th annual congress, marking a political party at its zenith of popularity with 42 seats in Parliament and running 4 state governments. Can it expand its reach to non-Muslim voters whom the party alienated in the past? We discuss what lies ahead for PAS with Dr. Azmil Tayeb, Associate Professor at University Sains Malaysia.

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Last weekend, PAS held its 69th annual congress, marking a political party at its zenith of popularity with 42 seats in Parliament and running 4 state governments. Can it expand its reach to non-Muslim voters whom the party alienated in the&nbsp;past? We discuss what lies ahead for PAS with Dr. Azmil Tayeb, Associate Professor at University Sains Malaysia. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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