The dispute over the use of the word “Allah” by non-Muslims first erupted in 2008 when the home ministry banned the Herald, the Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia’s weekly newspaper, from using it in its Malay-language section.Seven years on ― after numerous court rulings, rhetoric and demonstrations, it remains a painfully divisive issue.In 2013, the Court of Appeal ruled that the use of the word was not an integral part of the Christian faith.Needless to say, last week’s 4-3 decision by the Fed