islam itu cuma untuk orang orang yang berakal saja.....(kata orang islam)
On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 5:41 AM, itemabu2 <[email protected]> wrote: > ** > > > Apa kate ane, foto itu haram. > > Kedunguan orang Islam itu emang ga ada tandingannya. > > > http://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/2013/09/11/now-fatwa-against-photography > Now Fatwa against photography! > > News Desk, bdnews24.com > > Published: 2013-09-11 16:28:27.0 BdST Updated: 2013-09-11 18:05:59.0 BdST > India's leading Islamic seminary Darul Uloom Deoband has issued a fatwa > branding photography ‘unlawful and a sin’. > > Mufti Abdul Qasim Nomani, Mohtamim (Vice-Chancellor) of the institution, > has said Islam does not permit videotaping of marriages or taking of > pictures to save as mementos. > > "Photography is un-Islamic. Muslims are not allowed to get their photos > clicked unless it is for an identity card or for making a passport," he was > quoted as telling the Press Trust of India over phone. > > Saudi Arabia allows photographers inside Makkah and live telecast of namaz > and Hajj on TV across the world. > > Mufti Nomani said Saudi Arabia “can do it, but they will not allow it”. > > The Darul Ifta in Deoband had issued a religious edict on a query from an > engineering graduate, saying he was passionate about photography and wanted > to pursue it as a career. > > "Photography is unlawful and a sin. Hadith warns sternly against it. Do > not do this course. You should search any suitable job based on your > engineering course," reads the fatwa posted on the school's website. > > Mufti Nomani agreed with the fatwa. > > Another platform of Indian Muslims, All India Muslim Law Personal Board, > has agreed with the Deoband fatwa. > > Its member Mufti Abul Irfan Qadri Razzaqi told PTI: "Islam forbids > photographing of humans and animals. Whoever does that will be answerable > to God." > > A similar fatwa was issued when a television reporter asked if his "facing > the video camera" is against Islam. > > "…it is prohibited in Islam to photograph and to let others photograph > you," reads the fatwa. > > Another one reads that any work which involves ‘unlawful things’ is > ‘unlawful’. If part of a person's job includes oral or written reporting as > well as photography, then the entire income will not be labelled unlawful. > > Shia Chand Committee President Mufti Saif Abbas, however, differed. > > He said his sect allows photography and television viewing. > > "Islamic channels such as Peace TV, QTV, ARY and others beam live coverage > of namaz, Hajj...are they all wrong? > > “I have argued with my Sunni colleagues that there is nothing wrong with > photography," he said. > > On Jan 1, 2001 the High Court in Bangladesh declared fatwa illegal. > > In 2010, the High Court had ruled against extralegal punishment of people > by issuing fatwa in local arbitrations in Bangladesh. > > Fatwa has been often used as a tool of punishment in Bangladesh and was in > practice particularly in some the rural area. > > A petition said local religious leaders and socialites torture, harass and > punish women in the name of fatwa, which cause incidents like injuries, > killings and suicide. > > The bench of justices Syed Mahmud Hossain and Gobinda Chandra Thakur had > issued the verdict. > > The opinion enclosed in the copy of the judgment said persons found > involved in ordering, executing or assisting such extra-legal punishment > will face criminal proceedings. > > >
