Iran itu syiah dan bukan sunni: gerakan menjatuhkan syah dulu dipimpin oleh ayatollah.
Tidak berarti bahwa bahaya fundementlis Islam tidak ada di Timur Tengah Arab dan Afrika Utara, tapi resiko itu tidak sebesar di Iran. --- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote: > > Terlebih dahulu harus dapat Freedom, nanti kalau sudah dapat freedom baru > syariah. Bukankah petama-tama naik ke tahta kekuasaan negera baru sesudah > itu syariah, contohnya Iran. Dalam mengulingkan Sah Pahlevi semua tanpa > pandang bulu atau aliran politik maupun agama turut, baru setelah Imam > Khomeni pegang kekuasaan baru diberlakukan hukum syariah, yang dianggap lawan > dibasmikan. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jusfiq > To: [email protected] > Sent: Friday, April 15, 2011 3:11 PM > Subject: [proletar] Aljazeera: Thousands take to streets in Syria protests > > > > Sekali lagi, yang dituntut orang Syria adalah "Freedom" dan bukan syariah... > > -- > > Middle East > Thousands take to streets in Syria protests > Pro-democracy protesters reported in Daraa, Baniyas, Homs, Latakia, Deir ez > Zor and suburbs of Damascus. > Last Modified: 15 Apr 2011 12:22 > > Pro-democracy protests have taken place in several cities in Syria, a day > after Bashar al-Assad, the country's president, attempted to calm mounting > opposition to his rule. > > Around 2,500 people marched in the Syrian town of Daraa on Friday, chanting > slogans calling for the "freedom" of the southern town, which has been the > epicentre of protests against President Assad's rule. > > "Between 2,500 and 3,000 people showed up at Al-Saraya area in the centre > of the city, chanting slogans in favour of freedom and against the hostile > regime," a human rights activist told the AFP news agency, speaking on > condition of anonymity. > > Protests are also under way in Baniyas, Homs, Latakia and Deir ez Zor, as > well as in the Douma suburb of the capital Damascus. > > Rula Amin, Al Jazeera's correspondent in Daraa, reported that the army and > security forces were not visible in the city, and that the protesters were > being allowed to hold their demonstration. > > "It's a completely different scene from last Friday when more than 26 > people were killed during protests and clashes with the security forces and > protesters here. Today, no security forces are visible at all. People went > after the Friday prayers ... in thousands. They were marching carrying olive > branches saying 'peaceful, freedom'. Some were demanding the toppling of the > regime, others were saying they just want reforms," she reported. > > "It comes one day after they met with President Assad in an attempt by the > government to calm the situation. Now here in Daraa, these measures seem to > have calmed the situation a little bit. People say the president promised > them very specific reforms that will be announced very soon, maybe as early > as next week." > > A large pro-democracy protest also took place in the city of Deir ez Zor, > on the Euphrates river, while a smaller demonstration was reported in the > Barzeh district of Damascus, Reuters reported. > > In the coastal city of Baniyas, meanwhile, about 1,500 people chanted > "freedom" after Friday prayers, despite the deployment of the army in the > city as part of a deal to contain protests, the Syrian Observatory for Human > Rights said. > > The latest demonstrations come a day after the Syrian government announced > an amnesty for scores of prisoners detained since protests began. President > Assad has also unveiled a new cabinet, in a move to placate those calling for > political changes. > > Last Friday, Syrian security forces shot dead more than 26 people in Daraa > after thousands of people staged pro-democracy rallies after midday prayers. > > The protesters were killed when security forces opened fire with rubber > bullets and live rounds to disperse stone-throwing protesters. > > One of the key demands of the protesters has been the lifting of emergency > law in the country, which has been in place since 1963. > > Al Jazeera's Amin reported that the delegation from Daraa which met with > the president was satisfied with his promises that the law would lifted in > the coming weeks. > > "According to the delegation that met with the president, he told them that > [the emergency law] will be lifted. They said it is going to be lifted by > April 25, the deadline that the government had announced, and they are happy > with that. > > "They feel this is one of the major issues and the source of many of the > problems. They are tired and have had enough of the security forces having a > free hand in arresting people, putting them in prison without trial for > years," she reported. > Source: > Al Jazeera and agencies > > > > > > [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! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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