Hehehe... ini contoh gimana orang Islam punya "penafsiran" yg berbeda. Apa orang Islam yg ngoceh soal penafsiran jihad yg berbeda ini adalah Islam moderat? http://www.jihadwatch.org/2012/06/nigeria-new-islamic-supremacist-group-claims-different-understanding-of-jihad.html Nigeria: New Islamic supremacist group claims different understanding of jihad (Unfortunately for those many, many people given to wishful thinking and fantasy-based policymaking, this group's idea of jihad doesn't involve hugs and teddy bears, either. "New Islamist group emerges in Nigeria, claims ‘different’ understanding of Jihad," from Al Arabiya, June 3:) >A new Islamic group in Nigeria has pledged to defend the interests of Muslims >in Africa, claiming a different understanding of Jihad and vowing to avenge >the killing of Muslims, the All Africa news website reported on Sunday. >The group, named Jama’atu Ansarul Musilimina fi Biladin Sudan, (Supporters of >Islam in the Land of Sudan) has said in a recent video posted on the internet >that does not target non-Muslims except “in self-defense or if they attack >Muslims like the cases we have in Jos.” It was referring to violence in the >restive central Nigerian city. (Muslims have attacked Christians in Jos, and the Christians have in some cases fought back. For the Supporters of Islam in the Land of Sudan, that means they attacked Muslims.) >Headed by a man that goes by the pseudonym Abu Usamatul Ansar, the new group >stated that their understanding of Jihad in Islam is different from that of >any other group, the website reported. (Doesn't that mean they're misunderstanders of Islam? Or are they the only ones who have discovered the true understanding of Jihad in Islam?) >In the video, which was originally made in Arabic and translated into >English, Ansar said that his group considers anybody that accepts the Muslim >belief of the oneness of God and acceptance of Muhammad as God’s prophet >“must not be killed unless he/she has committed an act that is punishable by >death as stated in the holy Quran,” according to the report. (How reassuring!) >“Islam forbids killing of innocent people including non-Muslims. This is our >belief and we stand for it,” Ansar said. (Define "innocent.") >Ansar said the group will not target or kill any security personnel in the >name of Jihad but they will protect the interest of Muslims and Islam in >Africa. In the context of holy war, Jihad refers to the use of violence >against individuals or governments deemed to be enemies of Islam. The term is >increasingly attributed to extremist Islamic groups. >Ansar’s group expects the Nigerian government to allow them to freely >practice their religion and to always serve justice to the people, the report >stated. >Ansar said attacks on Muslims in Jos in the aftermath of the Nigerian >presidential election violence in April last year were unacceptable to the >group. >In March, at least 10 people were killed after a Catholic church was targeted >by suicide car bombers in Jos. No group claimed responsibility for the >bombing, although Islamist militant group Boko Haram said it was behind a >similar attack on a church last month. >Ansar said the “rampant massacre of Muslims in Nigeria will no longer be >tolerated and that they will never attack any religion or government >institution that didn’t attack them and their religion,” the report stated. (Note that he didn't say anything about the jihad massacres of Christians in Nigeria.) >Boko Haram, which says it is fighting to reinstate an ancient Islamic >caliphate in northern Nigeria that would impose stricter Sharia (Islamic) >law, has been blamed for hundreds of killings in bomb or gun attacks over the >past two years. >Such attacks on Christians seem aimed at igniting sectarian strife in a >country of 160 million split about evenly between Muslims and Christians, >according to BBC figures. >In response to such sectarian strife, Ansar emphasized that the Prophet >Muhammad had lived with non-Muslims and even Jews but on the condition that >they would not do anything to harm them. (And play the good subservient dhimmi.) >But Ansar also said that his new group will attack any group or religion that >attacks Islam and Muslims, All Africa reported. (One wonders what Ansar thinks constitutes an attack on Islam and Muslims. Probably he would consider this post, and this website, to be such an attack.) Posted by Robert on June 3, 2012 3:06 PM | 1 Comment
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