"Malaysian Shoemaker Apologizes for Controversial Logo Resembling Arabic Script on High Heels"

TL;DR Summary
Malaysian shoe company Vern’s Holdings apologizes and halts sales of high-heeled shoes with a logo that some Muslims say resembles Arabic writing for God, acknowledging design shortcomings and offering refunds. This follows a recent controversy over socks printed with the word "Allah" in a Malaysian convenience store chain, leading to charges and tensions. Religion is a sensitive issue in Malaysia, where Muslims make up the majority, and the matter has sparked investigations and calls for boycotts.
- Malaysian shoemaker apologizes for high heels with logo that some say resemble Arab writing for God Yahoo! Voices
- Shoe logo row makes Islam look petty, says Bersatu man Free Malaysia Today
- Dr Akmal accepts explanation from company selling shoes with contentious logo The Star Online
- Vern's clarifies logo is a heel, apologises and offers refunds Malaysiakini
- Malaysia Religion | International | gazette.com Colorado Springs Gazette
Reading Insights
Total Reads
0
Unique Readers
1
Time Saved
2 min
vs 2 min read
Condensed
80%
383 → 76 words
Want the full story? Read the original article
Read on Yahoo! Voices