islam mengerikan ?...itu sih kata orang kafir...
kata orang islam sih, indah tuh....damai tuh.....rahmatan lilalamin
pula....katanyaaaa.....makanya si ara kaga demen kalo islam
dikritik......hwakakakakak....

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 2:35 AM, Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]>wrote:

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> Islam itu sungguh mengerikan...
>
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>
> Mali shariah amputees and displaced speak out
> Mohammed Adow
>
> Mohammed Adow, based in Nairobi, has over 10 years of experience reporting
> from across Africa.
>
> January 15, 2013 - 16:48
>
> Maman Dedeou says rebels chopped off his forearm with a sharp knife
>
> Maman Dedeou, 23, gently holds the rounded stump that now serves as his
> arm staring into the distance and remembering life before the moments that
> turned his world upside down.
>
> Malian rebels in his hometown of Timbuktu cut off Dedeou's right arm after
> he was accused of stealing.
>
> "I was forced onto a chair and my arms were tightly bound to it," he said.
> "With a razor, one of the rebel leaders traced a circle on my forearm
> before chopping it off with a sharp knife," he recalled with tears welling
> in his eyes.
>
> "What they did to me was unfair. I did no wrong. I wish I could go back
> and avenge for what they did to me."
>
> Such amputations are designed to shock — residents are often summoned to
> watch. This harsh application of shariah, with people accused of being
> thieves sometimes having their feet amputated as well, has occurred at
> least 14 times since the Islamist takeover last spring according to human
> rights activists.
>
> Many of the amputation victims have now drifted down to Bamako, in the
> south, which despite suffering from its own political volatility has become
> a haven for tens of thousands fleeing harsh conditions in the north,
> including the forced recruitment of child soldiers by the rebels.
>
> It's in Bamako that I also met 40-year-old Maman Traore just moments after
> he arrived from the northern city of Timbuktu. He escaped with his wife and
> five children on a boat on the river Niger after the French offensive
> against rebels in the north began.
>
> Traore and his family are some of 30,000 Malians displaced since the
> French offensive and renewed fighting in the north started.
>
> Aid workers have described the recently displaced as mostly made of
> "panicked and exhausted" people. Most are headed to Bamako or the town of
> Segou which is the last government-controlled town to the north.
>
> "As we approached Konna, we saw French fighter jets flying between Sevare
> and Konna," Traore told me. "We could see people fleeing Kona. We could
> also hear the sound of the falling bombs."
>
> He also described the dire situation he left back in Timbuktu.
>
> "There is no security. All our rights are violated. All kinds of
> atrocities and crimes you can think of are happening in Timbuktu. You
> cannot walk on the streets or even make a call. We really welcome French
> intervention," he said.
>
> Traore said that while many people would like to leave northern Mali, they
> couldn't afford the hefty prices boat owners are charging, and most roads
> remain cut off.
>
> While some of the displaced live in camps run by churches and religious
> organisations, many others are dispersed within the capital - living with
> friends and relatives.
>
> Traore and his family are now staying with relatives of his wife in Bamako
> where they begin a new life in displacement.
>
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