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Subject: [Sutera] The grassroots maestro of Kg Rusila
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> The grassroots maestro of Kampung Rusila
> YS Tong 12:30pm Tue Feb 26th, 2002
>
> news feature
>
> It was a fine Saturday morning in Terengganu's coastal village of Kampung
> Rusila. After slaughtering his fourth cow, Terengganu Menteri Besar Abdul
> Hadi Awang was invited to a villager's house and joined the family for
> refreshments on a straw-mat on the floor.
>
> Five minutes later, he thanked the family for their hospitality. As he was
> about to get up and make a move to another villager's home, a
five-year-old
> girl wearing head scarf seated next to him asked him to take a break.
>
> Hadi looked at her and quipped, "It's already late, sayang (dear). There
are
> 15 more to go." Everyone laughed.
>
> Yes, 15 more cows were to be sacrificed that day in the village, sweet
with
> the pungent smell of blood and the deep scent of grass.
>
> All around the area, eager rural folk had tied these cows to coconut
trees.
> Seven households would pay for one cow which roughly costs RM2,500. They
had
> invited the local religious teacher, in this case Hadi, and were waiting
for
> him to perform the act of korban (religious sacrifice) after which part of
> the meat would be distributed to the poor and the needy.
>
> The occasion was Hari Raya Aidiladha, a day to commemorate the great
> sacrifice performed by Prophet Ibrahim who was all set to slaughter his
own
> son as instructed by Allah but was stopped by the Creator at the last
minute
> and asked to sacrifice a lamb instead.
>
> Kampung Rusila in the Marang district is the birth-place of 56-year-old
> Hadi, who is also the deputy president of Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS).
>
> Popular Friday sermons
>
> The morning before Aidiladha, he was giving a sermon at the mosque in the
> centre of the village just as his late father, Awang Muhammad, once did.
The
> mosque was rebuilt from a simple surau (prayer house) with donations from
> locals.
>
> The 90-minute sermon Hadi delivered was just one of the many kuliah
> (lectures), as it is known to the local Muslims, he gives every Friday
> morning.
>
> At least 3,000 people must have had listened to his kuliah that day,
> including those from neighbouring districts who came all the way to
Kampung
> Rusila.
>
> Some 1,000 of them were packed in the mosque. Another 1,000 - men, women
and
> even their children - settled down outside the mosque and listened to his
> voice blasting through speakers on the mosque tower. Some sat in their own
> cars and vans. But most just sat on the open ground in front of the
mosque,
> under the blazing sun.
>
> As for the rest, mostly villagers staying in the vicinity of the mosque,
> they sat in the porches and verandahs of their homes and listened to
Hadi's
> sermon from a distance.
>
> In the mosque, quoting the example of Prophet Ibrahim who was ready to
carry
> out Allah's order without a doubt, a stern-looking Hadi facing a video
> recorder confidently advocated in a firm voice total submission to the
> Almighty.
>
> During his sermon, people nodded occasionally in agreement and some were
> diligently jotting down notes on the pages of a thin Jawi booklet called
> Akidah Muslimin which was written by Hadi. The booklet is one of the three
> 'textbooks' for the kuliah besides the Quran and the Hadith (words of
> Prophet Muhammad).
>
> Recorded for distribution
>
> But it was not all traditional methods of preaching. That Friday's kuliah,
> like many of his before, was recorded on camera and would eventually be
> compiled into video compact discs (VCD) and cassette tapes to be
distributed
> free to the public.
>
> After the sermon, on his way out to his fenced wooden house some 20 paces
> away from the mosque, people flocked to him and greeted him. They clasped
> his hand with their both theirs and lowered their forehead to it - the
salam
> gesture reserved only for the elderly and respectable in the Muslim
> community.
>
> Hadi inherited his house from his father. But his father passed on more
than
> just a house to him - he left Hadi the legacy of being the son of the
> religious teacher who taught the present Sultan of Terengganu's
grandfather.
>
> Children were playing and running around in the yard of his house.
Visitors
> are welcome anytime, no appointment needed, provided that he is in.
>
> There is no personal bodyguard for him. Security measures are barely
visible
> except for the police patrol car which comes around his house a couple of
> times at night.
>
> Even after becoming the state chief three years ago, he remains in Kampung
> Rusila and only stays at the mentri besar's official residence when he
> receives guests.
>
> Religion first, politics second
>
> One villager said, "Tok Guru (the master, referring to Hadi) always has
his
> door open for us. He is a busy man now but he still makes the effort to
> teach us every Friday."
>
> Not only does he teach them, Hadi also makes it a point to be with the
> village folk, mostly farmers and fishermen, when there is a special event
> like the korban for Aildiladha.
>
> To the people in Kampung Rusila, he is a religious teacher first and a
> political leader second; something which many of Hadi's political
detractors
> fail to realise or simply refuse to accept.
>
> When Hadi was named last year by the now defunct Asiaweek as the seventh
> most influential communicator in Asia, many of the magazine's readers
> wondered why.
>
> And indeed, they shall continue to wonder why. Until they see how Hadi
talks
> and listens to his people.
>
>
>
>
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