kalo dievaluasi dgn cara gampangan saja setiap lakunya adlh ilham/wahyu utk 
dibisa diikuti
(kalau mampu), tapi kalau tidak ya nggak apa-apa. tapi kalo apa yg dilakukan 
berbasis pada 
perintah dari atasannya (Allah SWT), maka itu yg wajib diikuti.

cuma yg perlu diwaspadai adlh jgn sampai pendeskripsian yg mana sunnah & 
perintah ini bias.

bisa saja sejalan dgn perkembangan, teknik lobi terbaru ala-ala yahudi mampu 
membolak-balikkan 
mana itu perintah menjadi bisa tidak berarti sama sekali. artinnya semua sunnah 
& tidak ada tak 
berbobot fardlu. terutama jika berkaitan dgn jihad, sering disalah-artikan 
terlalu ekstrim atw terlalu 
rendah bobotnya e.g.: jihad hanya berlaku pada perang tempur saja.


salam,
Fahru


From: A.Dharmawan <[email protected]>

To: [email protected]
Sent: Fri, March 12, 2010 7:50:39 PM
Subject: [Is-lam] Mencari batas antara "Sunah"  dan  "Perintah"

 
‘Set
minimum age for marriage’
http://arabnews.com/saudiarabia/article28934.ece
By YUSUF MUHAMMAD | ARAB NEWS 
Published:Mar 12, 2010 02:06 Updated: Mar 12, 2010 02:06 
 
 
MADINAH: Participants of a
debate Monday evening at Taibah  University have called
for a fatwa establishing a minimum age for marriage. Abu Bakr ibn Ahmad
Bagadir, undersecretary for international relations at the Ministry of Culture
and Information said child marriage “have serious social
implications.” Bagadir said the fatwa should establish the framework for
protecting underage girls.
 
Ghazi
ibn Abdul Aziz Al-Shammari, chairman of the Takafol family program in the 
Eastern Province , said he approved of the
marriage of underage girls, but warned against premature sexual relations.
 
The
age at which a child becomes an adult in Saudi Arabia is generally
determined to be 18 in civic matters. However in Shariah the age of adulthood
and consent is determined by the physical appearance of puberty, which can vary
among individuals.
 
Ahmad
ibn Hafeez Hafiz, director of a mental hospital in Madinah spoke about the
medical and psychological implications of such marriages. He cited a number of
cases that came to him in the hospital in which young married girls suffered
from depression and a hatred of men.
 
“Poverty,
the desire to protect the girl from an early age and using the girl as a
commodity are the main causes of underage marriages,” he said.
Saud
Al-Anzi, undersecretary of the High Institute for Imams and Preachers, presided
over the debate.


      
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