Jadi dugaan item abu nggak jauh betul dari kenyataan, ketika dia  menulis:

"Hehehe... gua rasa, anjing2 buduk piaraan orang Islam spt Teddy dan suryana 
akan ngedukung sepenuhnya mesjid2 berazan ria jam 3 pagi dgn masang loudspeaker 
sekeras2nya."



--- In [email protected], "Teddy S." <teddyr@...> wrote:
>
> He he he
> 
> Anjing kurapan hina dina yang sangat pengecut ini memang super dogol alias 
> idiot. Gua mana ada urusan dengan tempat lu tinggal, sebodo amat.
> 
> Yang jelas tempat gua tinggal itu sangat tenang dan tidur gua sangat nyenyak. 
> Ada peraturan kalau hari biasa hanya diperbolehkan melakukan aktivitas yang 
> menimbulkan suara brisik mulai pukul 07:00 pagi dan mulai pukul 09:00 untuk 
> hari-hari Sabtu dan Minggu. Kalau tidak ya bersiaplah mendapat kunjungan 
> Polisi yang datang karena adua orang.
> 
> Pakai itu otak, bener juga ya otaknya jarang dipakai jadinya masih gres.
> 
> He he he
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@> wrote:
> >
> > Hehehe... gua rasa, anjing2 buduk piaraan orang Islam spt Teddy dan suryana 
> > akan ngedukung sepenuhnya mesjid2 berazan ria jam 3 pagi dgn masang 
> > loudspeaker sekeras2nya. Dan ga usah ditanya lagi apa pendapat orang2 Islam 
> > di milis ini, mereka jg pasti akan ngedukung sepenuhnya, bukan?
> >  
> > http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Jakarta-tells-Muslim-religious-leaders-to-lower-volume-of-minaret-loudspeakers-24670.html
> >  
> > 05/05/2012 12:48
> > INDONESIA
> > Jakarta tells Muslim religious leaders to lower volume of minaret 
> > loudspeakers 
> > by Mathias Hariyadi
> >  
> > In a meeting with more than a thousand representatives of the Mosque 
> > Council (DMI), Vice President Boediono called for an unwavering fight 
> > against fundamentalism. Islam, he said, is a "religion of peace". In his 
> > address, he also called for mosques to lower the volume of their 
> > loudspeakers, a request rejected by the Ulema Council.
> > 
> > Jakarta (AsiaNews) - Indonesian Vice President Boediono has appealed to the 
> > Indonesian Mosques' Council (DMI) to the lower the volume of mosque 
> > loudspeakers when they call the faithful to prayer, a traditional ritual 
> > that is carried out five times a day by practicing Muslims. The vice 
> > president wants mosque to lower the volume, especially when the call is 
> > done at 3 am, which is way before the right time and disturbs most of the 
> > population. His request however was met by the steadfast opposition of the 
> > country's Ulema Council (MUI), whose answer was an emphatic no to any 
> > "lower volume".
> >  
> > The vice president made his appeal to more than a thousand people imams and 
> > religious leaders attending a DMI conference that was recently held in East 
> > Jakarta. During the event, DMI members elected Jusuf Kalla as their 
> > organisation's new president. The latter is the vice president during 
> > President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's first term in office.
> >  
> > In his address, Kalla's successor Boediono also urged those present to 
> > cooperate with the government in the "fight against extremism" and for the 
> > eradication of fundamentalist ideologies.
> > "We don't want to let our mosques into the wrong people who disseminate 
> > false Islamic beliefs, fundamentalism, sectarian ideas, hostile attitudes 
> > to others and provocative teachings. All this is irrelevant to the true 
> > Islam, which is widely known as a peace-loving religion that boosts the 
> > spirit of tolerance."
> >  
> > In addition to a call to arms against radical ideologies that find fertile 
> > ground in some mosques and among some imams, the government wants mosques 
> > to adjust the volume of mosque loudspeakers during the call to prayer.
> >  
> > For Boediono, the practice known as 'azan' is better when the volume is 
> > lower compared to the loud fracas currently heard. With the backing of 
> > quotes from the Qur'an, the vice president noted that Muslims are expected 
> > to lower their voice and be humble when they are at prayer.
> >  
> > In responding to the vice president's appeal, the Ulema Council (MUI) said 
> > it was willing to consider moving the first call to prayer from 3 am to 
> > 4.30 am, which is the expected time anyway.
> > However, the MUI is not prepared to adjust the volume. For the council, 
> > which is notorious for its radical positions against yoga, smoking and 
> > "immoral" international music stars like Lady Gaga, any lowering of the 
> > volume would be counterproductive because Muslims need to be "alerted" to 
> > their duties.
> > 
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>




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