Dan masih juga Abbas Amin, arra_s, ayub yahya, Dipo, Musik hari ini, PAREWA PAREWA, Pinpin, rezameutia, Roman Proteus, safin _blanc, Tawang dll. belum sadar bahwa agama najis Islam itu adalah ikon onar dan kekacaan...
Ikon kebiadaban yang mengerikan... --- In [email protected], "Sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Ref: Setelah peristiwa Mei 1998 tiba giliran kaum Nasrani di Sulawesi dan di > Maluku disikat, setelah itu Ahmadiyah digebuk, sekarang gilaran kaum Shiyah, > kaum Buddha sudah diganggu, besok atau lusa siapa mendapat giliran dihantam? > Beginilah praktek politik pembabatan lempar batu sembunyi tangan yang > dilakukan rezim Neo-Mojopahit. > > http://www.asiasentinel.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4766&Itemid=202 > > > Indonesian Religious Radicals Attack Shi'ite School Group > Written by Our Correspondent > Monday, 27 August 2012 > > > They're on the one true path > Violence against all but mainstream Sunni Muslims continues to grow > > In an ominous new turn, a Sunni mob of about 500 men attacked a group > of about 30 Shiâite students and teachers in an East Java city Sunday, > killing two men and injuring another five who were trying to protect the > women and children. > > Unicef, the United Nations childrenâs aid organization, denounced the > attack, saying there is âno excuse for violence against children and > actions that put children at risk are unacceptable in any society. â The > organization called on the community to condemn the violence and âto ensure > that every child is protected from harm. > > Violence has slowly been picking up against Shias despite a ruling by > the Indonesian Council of Ulemas, considered the countryâs highest > authority on Islam, that Shiâite religious teachings are in the Islamic > mainstream. > > In the past, mainstream Muslim groups largely confined themselves to > attacking fringe Muslim groups such as the Amadiyah, who believe their > prophet, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, succeeded the Prophet Muhammad as the last > messenger of Allah. The sect was declared apostate in 2008 by the Ulama. The > sect has been the target of horrific sporadic violence, including an incident > in February 2011 in which three Ahmadiyah members were hunted down and beaten > to death by a mob of more than 1,400 villagers in a city in Banten Province > in East Java. > > In what human rights groups have called an outrageous miscarriage of > justice, the ringleaders were give sentences of three to six months, while a > badly injured Ahmadi leader, Deden Darmawan Sudjana, was given six months for > refusing an order to leave the sectâs own property. > > However, across the country, there is growing concern about religious > intolerance for anyone in a religious organization beyond mainstream Sunni > Islam, with human rights groups particularly concerned that President Susilo > Bambang Yudhoyono has not used the power of his presidency to lean on law > enforcement agencies to stop the violence beyond making occasional speeches > condemning violence. > > Last Wednesday, lawmakers of the Indonesian Democratic Party of > Struggle (PDI-P) called on police to particularly crack down on districts in > West Java, where residents destroyed homes belonging to a religious sect, > saying data from government and civic groups have shown that West Java tops > other regions in religion-related violence. > > Generally, Indonesiaâs 203 million Muslims are easygoing and tolerant > of other religions as called for by the countryâs official pancasila > philosophy, which specifies five principles that are supposed to encompass > all religions â" belief in one god, a just and civilized humanity, > Indonesian unity, democracy and social justice for all. > > However, intolerance against other faiths and Muslim branches is > growing. Shiâites make up only about 1 percent of Indonesiaâs Muslims. > > A local court on the island of Madura in May, for instance, used a > recently passed blasphemy law to sentence a Shiâite Muslim leader, Tajul > Muluk, to two years in prison for what were described as âdeviant > teachingsâ that caused âpublic anxiety.â > > Madura has been a particular hotbed of violence against Shiâites > although intimidation of and attacks on members of the faith have also been > recorded in other East Java locations. The Task Force for Freedom of Religion > and Beliefs, an NGO rights organization, condemned the verdict against Tajul > as an assault on civil liberties, saying it âseems to be an attempt at > sidelining religious minorities.â > > In the latest incident around 30 Shiâites, most of them children, > were traveling from Nangkernang village on the island of Madura, bound for > Bangil in East Java to celebrate the end of the Muslim fasting month with > their families. However, the mob stopped them and prevented them from > continuing, then began attacking them. > > Umi Kulsum, who was at the scene told reporters that âTwo people > died, Hamama and Tohir. Five were wounded as they were trying to protect the > women and children. I was petrified. When the incident happened, there > werenât any police officers. The mob had swords and machetes, and they > attacked all of the adult males who were trying to protect the women and > children.â > > Amid the continuing intimidation, Umi said that while she had requested > police come to ensure a safe passage for the convoy of children, police never > came. It wasnât until hours later that eight police officers arrived at the > scene, she said. > > East Java Police spokesman Sr. Comr. Hilman Thayib said police deployed > 300 officers from precincts across Madura to Nangkernang, as well as one > company from the East Java Police Mobile Brigade (Brimob) unit to prevent > violence. > > Umi identified the attackers as followers of Roisul Hukama, a local > Nahdlatul Ulama leader who has been fanning hatred toward the local Shia > community. > > âHow many lives must fall until police and the government > intervene?â Umi asked. âOur children have stopped going to school for > five months. My husband is in jail, and my whole life is under terror.â > > > > [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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