Bentar lagi, orang Shia bisa dibantai dan pembantainya dihukum 3 bulan sambil diangkat jadi pahlawan kayak yg ngebantai orang Ahmadiyah.
>________________________________ > From: Sunny <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2012 3:41 AM >Subject: [proletar] Lawyers for Shiite Cleric Fear a ‘Rubber Stamp’ Verdict in >Blasphemy Case +Shiite Cleric Jailed for Blasphemy in Indonesia > > > >Ref: Peringatan kepada yang lain? > >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/lawandorder/lawyers-for-shiite-cleric-fear-a-rubber-stamp-verdict-in-blasphemy-case/530058 >Lawyers for Shiite Cleric Fear a ‘Rubber Stamp’ Verdict in Blasphemy Case >Amir Tejo | July 12, 2012 > >Surabaya. Lawyers for a Shiite cleric standing trial for blasphemy in Sampang, >East Java, have highlighted glaring irregularities in the trial, one day >before the verdict is due to be handed down. > >Faiq Ashidiqie, one of the lawyers for Tajul Muluk, said on Wednesday that >from the very beginning of the trial at the Sampang District Court, >prosecutors had portrayed the Shiite faith as subservient to the Sunni >majority. > >“Yet the difference between the two is simply a matter of theology that has >long been recognized and accepted,” he said. > >He said that all the prosecution witnesses presented at the hearings appeared >to have been called just to denounce Tajul’s teachings and not to actually >testify about the case in question. > >Tajul was arrested in April for allegedly telling his students that the Koran >was not the original holy text for Muslims. > >Faiq said that at least four of the witnesses lied when they declared the >Shiite faith a “heretical belief,” despite the fact that it was the >second-largest denomination of Islam in the world, with about 200 million >followers. > >One witness was Abdussomad Buchori, chairman of the provincial chapter of the >Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI). > >“This witness, when asked by prosecutors, said that the defendant’s teachings >had caused unrest and disturbed the public peace. By saying this, the witness >was acting as if he was the judge,” Faiq said. > >Akhol Firdaus, spokesman for the Center for Marginalized Community Studies >(CMARS), which is monitoring the trial, questioned the credibility of the >verdict, due to be issued today, since the closing arguments were delivered on >Tuesday. > >“That’s far too short a time frame for the judges to reach a proper verdict,” >he said. “We fear the verdict will be a rubber-stamp ruling to appease the >majority faith.” > >He said his organization was concerned that law enforcers were too hasty and >rash in prosecuting cases where the sensibilities of Sunni Muslims had >allegedly been offended by teachings from other faiths. > >“Local authorities should consult with the central government on whether a >case constitutes a religious dispute or not,” Akhol said. “The central >government has been very cautious about this particular case, but the local >authorities have done the opposite.” > >Prosecutors have sought a four-year sentence for Tajul under the Criminal Code >article on blasphemy and inciting religious hatred. The article carries a >maximum sentence of five years. > >Indonesia’s Shiite community has been targeted in 15 incidents of religious >violence and discrimination since January, up from 10 such incidents the >previous year, according to the Setara Institute for Peace and Democracy. >++++ >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/shiite-cleric-jailed-for-blasphemy-in-indonesia/530165 >Shiite Cleric Jailed for Blasphemy in Indonesia >July 12, 2012 > >An Indonesian court sentenced a Shiite cleric Thursday to two years in prison >for blasphemy, saying his teachings deviated from mainstream Islam and had >caused “public anxiety.” > >Tajul Muluk was arrested in April by police on the island of Madura off >eastern Java amid anti-Shiite attacks that rights groups say were led by Sunni >Muslims. > >“Based on witness accounts and evidence presented, the defendant has been >proven legally and convincingly guilty of blasphemy causing public anxiety,” >chief judge Purnomo Amin Tjahjo told the Sampang district court. > >During his teachings, Muluk said the Koran was not an authentic text, that >Muslims should pray only three times a day, and that the hajj pilgrimage to >Mecca was not obligatory, witnesses had told the court. > >Mainstream Islam teaches that the hajj is one of five pillars of Islam and >that Muslims should pray five times a day. > >The judge said that Muluk had propagated Shiite teachings in his village of >Nangkernang, where a nearby branch of the country’s top Islamic clerical >council dubbed the denomination “deviant” from mainstream Islam. > >Muluk said that he would file an appeal against the ruling. > >“I feel that my dignity has been crushed. They accused me of being an infidel. >I will file an appeal for the sake of my pride,” he told the court. > >Human Rights Watch (HRW) criticized the court ruling and urged the Indonesian >government to immediately release Muluk and repeal the country’s blasphemy >laws. > >The international rights watchdog said that Sunni militants had attacked >Muluk’s village, burning houses, including Muluk’s home, as well as an Islamic >school, and forcing 500 Shiite followers to flee their homes. > >Indonesia guarantees freedom of religion through its constitution but has in >recent years given light sentences to perpetrators of attacks on Christians >and those from the Ahmadiyah Islamic minority, some of which have been fatal. > >Agence France-Presse > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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