Mungkin yang terjadi adalah yang masing2 ngaku Islam; padahal yang sudah keluar Islamnya !
--- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Hehehe... biarpun dosa besar, tp kalo kafir yg dibunuh sih malahan dikasih > pahala oleh auloh. > > 217. Mereka bertanya kepadamu tentang berperang pada bulan Haram. > Katakanlah: > "Berperang dalam bulan itu adalah dosa besar; tetapi menghalangi (manusia) > dari > jalan Allah, kafir kepada Allah, (menghalangi masuk) Masjidilharam dan > mengusir > penduduknya dari sekitarnya, lebih besar (dosanya) di sisi Allah [134]. Dan > berbuat fitnah [135] lebih besar (dosanya) daripada membunuh. Mereka tidak > henti-hentinya memerangi kamu sampai mereka (dapat) mengembalikan kamu dari > agamamu (kepada kekafiran), seandainya mereka sanggup. Barangsiapa yang > murtad > di antara kamu dari agamanya, lalu dia mati dalam kekafiran, maka mereka > itulah > yang sia-sia amalannya di dunia dan di akhirat, dan mereka itulah penghuni > neraka, mereka kekal di dalamnya. > > > Jadi gpp koq ngebunuh kafir. > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Abbas <abas_amin08@...> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Mon, June 20, 2011 9:56:15 AM > Subject: [proletar] Re: Aljazeera: Fighters 'killed by Sudanese army' in > Darfur > > > Bunuh membunuh bukan hanya di Islam saja Bung ! Sudah begitu, kalau dia > BENAR2 > Uslamnya ; maka pembunuhan akan dijaga benar karena itu termasuk DOSA BESAR ! > kalaupun dilakukan mungkin saja dia sudah keluar Islamnya !!! > Jadi memang Islam rahmat lil alamiin. Orangnya !??? Pasti saja banyak juga > yang > maling TV dlsb. Tapi bukan karena Islamnya ; tetapi kehabisan duit karena > sudah > dirampok ORANG KAPIR !!!! > Orang Kapir anak buah DAWKINS itulah penyebab segala kerusuhan didunia ini ! > > --- In [email protected], "bukan.pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: > > > > > > Dimana-mana orang Islam itu demen membunuh.. > > > > Dan masih ada orang Islam yang sanggup bilang agama Islam itu rahmat > > > > --- > > > > > > Africa > > Fighters 'killed by Sudanese army' in Darfur > > Dozens of fighters reported dead in west, as monitoring group says satellite > > images show north's army massing in south. > > Last Modified: 19 Jun 2011 23:57 > > > > Fighters from the Sudan Liberation Army (SLA) in Darfur, in the west of > > Sudan, > > have said that the north's Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) has attacked them with > > war > > planes and military vehicles. > > > > The SLA said the attacks resulted in 27 deaths, 40 injuries and the > >displacement > > of thousands of people. > > > > The reports come as satellite images appeared to show the north Sudanese > > military massing in the southern border state of Kordofan, a monitoring > > group > > said. > > > > Southern Kordofan, on the ill-defined border with the south, is among > > several > > flashpoints as Sudan's south prepares to secede on July 9, a move analysts > > say > > could embolden fighters in other parts of the country. > > > > The SAF confirmed it had clashed with fighters in Darfur on Sunday in the > > mountainous Jabel Marra region, but said it had not used aircraft and the > > fighting had not displaced civilians. > > > > Ibrahim al-Helwu, a spokesperson for SLA, the said the violence began when > > government troops advanced from the Darfur settlements of Kas and Nyala. > > > > He said 27 people, including 19 civilians, were killed and about 40 wounded > > after an assault by land troops as well as Antonov and MiG aircraft. > > > > "From the morning, the government started to attack," Helwu said, speaking > > by > > phone from Paris. "More than 10,000 civilians are displaced from this area". > > > > The northern army said the fighting in the Jabel Marra region had caused an > > unconfirmed number of casualties on both sides and that no civilians had > > been > > harmed. > > > > Violence in Darfur, where mostly non-Arab fighters are fighting government > > troops and largely Arab armed groups, has fallen from its peak in 2003 and > >2004, > > but a surge in attacks since December has forced tens of thousands to flee. > > > > The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Omar > > Hassan > > al-Bashir, the Sudanese president, on charges of masterminding genocide and > war > > crimes in Darfur. > > > > Khartoum refuses to recognise the court. The UN says as many as 300,000 > > people > > have died during the conflict in Darfur. Khartoum puts the death toll at > >10,000. > > > > Thousands dispaced > > > > The Satellite Sentinel Project (SSP), which monitors Sudan, said on Sunday > that > > new imagery from Friday showed that the SAF controlled Kadugli, the capital > > of > > Southern Kordofan, and that thousands of civilians had been displaced. > > > > The images "show a massing of SAF artillery, light vehicles and heavy > >transports > > of the kinds used to carry tanks, troops, and munitions," it said. > > > > Fighting between the SAF and southern-aligned groups has spread across the > > north-run oil state since June 5. > > > > Tens of thousands of people have fled the area, according to the UN. > > > > Al-Sawarmi Khaled, an SAF spokesperson, said: "We are now fighting harder to > > control all the area in Southern Kordofan." > > > > The SSP, Set up last year by Hollywood actor George Clooney and other > >activists, > > says it seeks to head off renewed fighting and atrocities in Sudan by > >publishing > > commercial satellite images collated and analysed with the help of a UN > agency. > > > > Southern Kordofan, the main oil-producing state that will be left in the > > north > > after the south secedes, is home to thousands of fighters who fought against > > Khartoum during the last civil war, many of them from the Nuba mountains > >region. > > > > Officials with the south's dominant Sudan People's Liberation Movement > > (SPLA) > > say clashes started when the north tried to disarm fighters there. > > > > Northern officials blame southern-aligned groups for provoking the fighting > > after an official from the north's ruling National Congress Party was named > > winner of a state gubernatorial election last month. > > > > In Khartoum, 16 political activists said they were detained for about four > >hours > > on Sunday after attempting to stage a demonstration against violence in > >Southern > > Kordofan. > > > > The south voted to secede in a January referendum promised in a 2005 peace > deal > > that ended decades of civil war. > > > > At least seven different armed groups are also fighting the southern Juba > > government, according to the UN. > > Source: > > 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! 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