Ini berita bagus, karena kelompok Wahabi inilah yang telah membakar, menjarah, dan membunuhi umat Islam Ahmadiah diseluruh Jawa. Kelompok Wahabi ini sudah banyak menyusup kedalam MUI.
Di Indonesia bagian Timur juga telah terjadi penganiayaan terhadap umat Ahmadiah, maka dengan penghancuran mesjid Wahabi di Lombok maka perang antar aliran sudah boleh dilanjutkan dan akan berkesinambungan tidak akan berhenti. Dulu telah dibasmi Islam tiga waktu (welu telu) yang menjadi mayoritas di Indonesia bagian Timur, baru2 ini terjadi pembantaian Islam Ahmadiah di Indonesia bagian Timur juga, dan sekarang terjadi pembalasan terhadap kelompok Islam Wahabi yang adalah Islam yang paling radikal dan paling kurang ajar didunia sejak zaman dulu. Islam Wahabi inilah yang selama ini mensupplai para terorist jihad Islamiah di Indonesia meskipun kelompok mereka hanyalah minoritas. Ny. Muslim binti Muskitawati. --- In [email protected], "sunny" <am...@...> wrote: > > http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/news/wahhabi-mosque-destroyed-in-lombok/406829 > > Wahhabi Mosque Destroyed In Lombok > Fitri | November 15, 2010 > > > > Jakarta. Violence against worshipers of minority faiths continues to plague > Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara as followers of the Islamic Wahhabi sect were > attacked and their mosque at the Peresak village in East Lombok destroyed on > Sunday evening, police said. > > Hundreds of locals threw bricks and stones at the house of worship as well as > leveling a home belonging to a mosque guardian, police said on Monday. > > Locals told police they believed members of the Wahhabi sect living within > the Sakra subdistrict were a nuisance for the majority of the locals living > in the area. > > "The locals do not agree with the presence of those following Wahhabism among > them. So they destroyed a Wahhabi mosque and the home of a guardian. Both > were destroyed quite extensively," East Lombok Police deputy chief Comr. > Darsono said on Monday, adding that the Sunday violence began at 7 p.m. > > The police have made no arrests in connection with the attack, Darsono said. > > He added that locals believed the Wahhabis considered themselves to be an > exclusive and elite Islamic group, a fact the locals found disturbing. > > According to Darsono, residents waited for the Wahhabis to finish their > prayers before they attacked. > > He identified the mosque guardian whose house was destroyed as Harimin, while > a resident of Peresak, identified as Irpan, was allegedly beaten by a Wahhabi > follower during the melee. > > Hundreds of officers from the East Lombok Police sub-precinct then arrived to > restore order, as hundreds of villagers began to vandalize the mosque and > remove artifacts and religious documents, Darsono said. > > Police then reportedly persuaded the angry crowd to not set fire to the > mosque. > > As soon as tensions began to die down, officers formed a police barrier > around the mosque and Harimin's home to conduct an investigation. > > "We needed to study the crime scene as best as we could, which was why our > first priority was to calm the masses down. We wanted them to calm down > first, even though we know what their concerns are when it comes to followers > of Wahhabism," Darsono said, adding that it took over four hours from the > first outbreak of violence so the crowd to settle down so that the police > could begin their probe of the violence. > > Wahhabism is a form of Islam that originated in Saudi Arabia, and is based on > the teachings of Muhammad ibn Abd-al-Wahhab, an 18th-century scholar who > called for the broader faith to be cleansed of what he considered corruption. > > According to the teachings of Wahabbism, in believers must adhere strictly to > the original teachings set forth by the Prophet Muhammad. > > A number of popular practices must be shunned, including praying to saints > and making pilgrimages to tombs and special mosques. > > West Nusa Tenggara is no stranger to religious conflicts, particularly > involving the persecution of minority faiths. > > The West Lombok administration is weighing a plan to relocate members of the > Ahmadiyah sect living there to a remote island after their homes were burned > in religious attacks. > > The group has been criticized for opposing the move. > > The West Lombok administration plans to buy the assets left behind by > Ahmadiyah after they were forced to leave Gegerung village in 2006, after > being driven out by their neighbors. > > The administration wants to send the families to Teluk Sepi Island, defending > its decision by saying the move is way to avoid a repeat of the earlier > violence, when thousands of Muslims burned down the sect members' homes. > > The Ahmadiyah families are living in the Transito refugee shelter in Mataram. > > > [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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