Bagaimana dengan uplik, bleki, dsk?
Masih pentang bacot keras-keras tanpa paham isi..??
Payah dah, kesalib ama efpe'i.
--- "arif.harsana@..." wrote:
> Jakarta Globe - July 18, 2012
>
> Indonesia's FPI speaks out against excessive loudspeaker use during
> Ramadan
>
> Bayu Marhaenjati -- In a move few could have predicted, Indonesia's
> hard-line Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) threw their support on
> Wednesday behind calls to curb the excessive use of loud speakers
> by mosques during Ramadan.
>
> "It is indeed better that mosques adjust their loud speakers when
> reciting the Koran, so as not to disturb other people, especially
> if the reciters can't recite fluently or don't understand what they
> are reading, lest there be negative comments from others," the head
> of the Jakarta office of the FPI, Habib Salim bin Umar Alatas, told
> beritasatu.com on Wednesday.
>
> Central Kalimantan's deputy governor Achmad Diran asked local
> mosques on Wednesday to refrain from blasting their speakers
> sporadically throughout the day. The call to prayer -- or azan --
> is commonly broadcast over a mosque's loudspeakers five times a
> day. But during Ramadan, many mosques broadcast Koran recitations
> and the azan repeatedly throughout the day.
>
> "Don't use loud speakers when reciting the Koran. Take pity on
> people of different faiths who want to rest," Achmad said during an
> event in Palangkaraya on Wednesday.
>
> The Jakarta branch of the FPI -- usually known for inciting angry
> protests against "immoral" culture -- surprisingly agreed. "If they
> recite well and understand what they read, then [using loud
> speakers] should be okay; it might even inspire remorse to those
> who hear it. But please don't be too loud, and do it only during
> the day not at night," Salim said.
>
> During evening hours, Muslims should recite the Koran at home
> instead of airing the speech through loudspeakers, Salim said. He
> said Muslims should respect people of different faiths and take
> care to not disturb others when performing their religious
> obligations. "The point is don't disturb [others]. Muslims should
> respect others," Salim said.
>
> Devout Muslims in Indonesia take care to focus on religious
> activities during the fasting month of Ramadan. Good deeds like
> recitation of the Koran, fasting and visiting the mosque for
> evening prayers ("tarawih") take on a special significance during
> Ramadan, when pious acts are given more weight than during other
> months in the year.
>
> --
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