Again, the pig's head was found outside the mosque.

Police say yet know the motive for the laying of a pig's head outside a mosque.

Police in Malaysia say a pig's head was found outside a mosque in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday (2/2).

It is the discovery of the third pig's head in the past month and BBC correspondent in Kuala Lumpur, Jennifer Pak, says the head of this pig is a symbol of insult to Muslims.

So far not known who put the pig's head outside the mosque.

But non-Muslim politicians said the pig's head was intended to fuel tensions between Muslims and non-Muslims.

Pig's head, which was found in three separate areas in this month, located near the entrance.

Actors seem to want to make sure that those who would enter the mosque for Fajr prayers to see the pig's head.

The officials also said they were not able to determine the motive for the laying of a pig's head outside a mosque.

Tension
Our correspondent says tensions between Muslims and Christians increased in Malaysia after allegations of missionaries forced the Muslims to embrace Christianity in recent months.

Beyond the case of the spread of religion among Muslims and Christians in Malaysia is also dispute about the use of the word "God" in the Gospels.

Nearly two-thirds of Malaysia's population converted to Islam and the government banned the circulation of the Gospel that use the word "Allah" to refer to God.

Ban the use of the word "Allah" has been criticized by some Christian leaders.

They said the ban does not have a solid foundation for long before Islam, the word "Allah" is usually used to refer to God.

The court ruled in 2009 that the ban violates the constitution, but the Malaysian government appealed.