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>Assalamu'alaikum wrt..
>
>All I could say is just a misconception of Islam itself...People had never
>been informed how does hudud work..never been told that hudud is very
>detail
>and each issue will be taken in a very careful manner..all of these are
>allegations that based on ingnorance...nothing more and nothing less...
>
>Islam would never sentence a woman who had never been taught abt
>Islam...Islam
>has a great consideration on woman that had been suppressed..
>
>Islam had upgraded woman status in any part of the world..Woman had been
>suppressed for such a long time...It's not islam that had a beleif that
>woman
>is just for fulfilling man's sex desires..but woman and man work hand in
>hand..as mentioned in one verse..."woman is the helper for the man"..and
>"the
>man is the protector of the woman"...
>
>By segregating Islam from our lives, we are approaching the same standard
>as
>before....walking in the street in a clothes that we want people to stare
>at
>us..to look at us..indirectly make us the slave of other ppls
>eyes..especially
>the men....Islam had never separated the women from the society..i.e.
>saidatina Khadijah is a succesful businesswoman that no woman today reaches
>her status yet, I presumed. Saidatina Aisyah is a well known scholar..she
>could memorise thousands of hadith and lots of hukm ..laws and regulations.
>Saidatina Fatimah r.a. is a wonderful woman..hardworking and patience.
>There
>is also a woman strategist (I cant remember her name)..but the money that
>she
>provided so that Makkah will always be supplied with water by building a
>very
>big dam that surrounded Makkah is another example...The list can go on and
>on...
>
>In Greek or Roman empires, women never been mentioned as one of the great
>achievers...or great scholars...they were no more than sex slaves for men
>at
>that time...but when Islam came, the status had been changed.
>
>
>As far as Family Law is concerned..women have their own rights to ask for
>divorce if it happens that the husband acts violently towards them or their
>rights (according to syariah) been oppressed. There are two type of
>divorce
>that women are allowed to, namely Khuluq and Fasakh..
>
>All the worries that had been written are just based on the misconception
>that
>we have in our mind. We had never been informed that the islamic Law looks
>at
>things very carefully and in a very considerate manner.
>
>
>Will write again later...
>
>wassalam
>
>just my two cents
>
>
>dayang
>
>
> >From: "RDCENTER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >CC: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: H-Net* Isu menutup aurat(paksaan pakai tudung)
> >Date: Wed, 10 May 2000 14:41:35 +0300
> >
> >Assalamualaikum...
> >
> >Kepada saudara2ku seAqidah.. harap dalam baca dan respon kepada email
> >ini... harap agar mana2 ustaz2 dan netters dapat menjawab dengan baik
> >(hikmah) di tempat email ini dipublish. Bukan sekadar utk respon saja2 di
> >mana2 mailing list.
> >
> >Supaya boleh dijelaskan kepada pengirim dan semua yg lain tentang apa itu
> >Islam, Hudud dan pemerintahan Islam.
> >
> >
> >RD Center
> >
> >May 10, 2000
> >LETTER to malaysiakini
> >Samad ("�Disturbing' viewpoint of Suhakam member", May 3) seems perplexed
> >why enlightened and progressive Muslims like Zainah Anwar and A. Farish
> >Noor do not support PAS, while non-Muslims like Singh, Mary Tan and S.
> >Jayasankaran welcome PAS as an alternative to Barisan Nasional.
> >
> >Let me enlighten Samad. As a progressive Muslim woman, I will give 12
> >reasons why I pray to God five times a day that PAS will never rule this
> >country:
> >
> >1. I worry that my Chinese sister-in-law whose marriage to my brother is
>on
> >the rocks will eventually divorce him and go back to the bosom of her
> >family and leave Islam. Under the PAS hudud law she will be deemed an
> >apostate and sentenced to death. She's a wonderful friend and mother
>whose
> >big mistake was to marry my spoilt and selfish brother. I cannot, in all
> >conscience, stand by and watch the mother of my beautiful nieces and
>nephew
> >be sentenced to death for choosing to go back to her original faith and
> >support system after suffering for years at the hands of a bad husband.
> >
> >2. I worry that should my daughter or nieces or I be raped and we are
> >unable to produce four pious
> >males who witnessed the penetration, we will be charged and found guilty
> >for illicit sex under the PAS hudud law. Reports from Pakistan point out
> >that thousands of Pakistani women in jail are rape
> >victims who have been found guilty for zina because they were unable to
> >produce the four male witnesses required to prove rape.
> >
> >And there are many more thousands of women who do not report rape,
>knowing
> >that they would be charged for zina because of their inability to prove
> >rape according to the requirements of the hudud law. If the Syariah
>Courts
> >in Malaysia cannot even implement the Islamic Family Law according to the
> >substance and spirit of the law, what hope do I have that the same
> >religious authorities would be able to implement any other Islamic law to
> >ensure that justice is done?
> >
> >3. I worry that should I find the courage to publicly stand up and speak
> >out against the PAS hudud law, I will be condemned as an apostate and be
> >sentenced to death as pronounced by Ustaz Hadi Awang and many other
>ulama.
> >
> >4. I worry that the Islamic Family Law which grants women the right to
> >divorce, and to a share of the matrimonial property, and which provides
>for
> >strict conditions for polygamy (no matter how flawed the implementation)
> >will be repealed or amended to conform to the medieval PAS view of women
>as
> >nothing more than chattels, sex objects and evil temptresses who should
>be
> >kept hidden and silenced.
> >
> >5. I worry that the Domestic Violence Act which makes it a crime for a
> >husband to beat his wife will be deemed unIslamic because of the orthodox
> >belief that a Muslim man has a right to beat his wife.
> >
> >6. I worry that Islam will be used to silence the women's groups that now
> >champion the rights of women and put pressure on the government to amend
> >laws and policies that discriminate against women.
> >
> >7. I worry that the films I now see, the concerts, dances and plays I
> >attend will all be deemed unIslamic and a source of maksiat and will be
> >banned under a PAS government. Or that only non-Muslims can attend such
> >events, while I have to listen only to Raihan.
> >
> >8. I worry that my best friend who is a dancer will no longer be able to
> >perform on stage because she is a Muslim woman, just as her friends in
> >Kelantan have lost that right to partake in their love for the Malay
> >performing arts.
> >
> >9. I worry that I will not be able to move about freely and wear whatever
> >clothes I want without a moral vigilante force stopping me in the streets
> >and poke and beat me with a stick for not covering my hair and my arms as
> >the practice in Iran over the past 20 years under mullah rule.
> >
> >10. I worry that should the Barisan Alternatif win power, PAS as the
> >biggest force within the coalition, will eliminate its democratic and
> >progressive partners and turn this country into a fascist Islamic
>republic,
> >as happened in Iran.
> >
> >11. I worry that while my Chinese and Indian friends will be able to
>reach
> >their full potential and live life fully, the Malays of this country will
> >be shackled and crippled intellectually, emotionally, spiritually, left
> >even further behind in all fields because of so many restrictions on
>their
> >rights, their creativity, their freedoms, all done in the name of
>religion.
> >
> >Just the thought of it already leaves me debilitated physically. I know
>my
> >Muslims friends and I don't have the strength to fight the relentless
> >assault of religious bigots.
> >
> >12. I worry that a cultural and religious apartheid system will develop
>in
> >this multi-racial country, with separate rights and separate public
>spaces
> >for Muslims and non-Muslims. It will eventually lead to the collapse and
> >impoverishment of Malaysian society. I fear the consequences because this
> >is the only home I know.
> >
> >Fatimah Mohamad
> >Kelana Jaya
> >
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