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salam, Yansen http://www.thejakar taglobe.com/ home/mui- declares- european- burqa-bans- a-rights- issue/371004 April 22, 2010 The proposed ban would apply to both residents and tourists in France and Belgium. (AFP Photo) MUI Declares European Burqa Bans a Rights Issue France and Belgium would be guilty of abusing women's rights if they followed through on plans to ban the wearing of burqas in public, Indonesia's top Islamic body said on Thursday. The Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) said religious beliefs should be respected, even if they presented security concerns by covering the face. "We're clearly against the proposed ban. If it becomes law, it will mean Belgium and France are restricting the rights of Muslim women to fulfil their religious obligations, " MUI chairman Amidhan said. "If it's for security reasons, the fears are excessive. It's unfair to consider all veiled women a threat." Although the vast majority of Indonesian women do not wear the full body-covering burqa or face-covering niqab, Muslims in other parts of the world have different interpretations of Islamic scripture and their beliefs should be respected, he said. "Interpretation of the Koran is different in different countries," he said. "Indonesian Muslim women don't have to cover their faces with veils, unlike Muslim women in some countries in the Middle East. But we have to respect their beliefs." Belgium was set to pass a ban on burqas on Thursday, which would be the first such clampdown in Europe, just a day after France promised a similar law. The French government said a bill would be presented to ministers in May banning the niqab and the burqa from streets, shops and markets, and not just from public buildings as is the case now. A French minister said Muslim tourists in France would also be forbidden to wear the full-face veil, along with French residents, under the government's plan to ban the garment. "When you arrive in France, you respect the laws in force," Nadine Morano, a junior minister for families, said on the radio station France Info. "Everyone will have to respect the laws in France. That's how it is." Hundreds of thousands of tourists from the Middle East visit France each year, according to estimates from its Tourism Ministry, and veiled women are a common sight in the luxury stores along Paris's shopping boulevards. Morano said women breaching the ban would be fined but would not be unveiled "on the spot." She said that the planned ban was in line with France's secular principles, but also aimed to give "a message at international level" and would apply equally to all visitors from abroad. Agence France-Presse ________________________________ -- . Posting yg berasal dari Palanta RantauNet ini, jika dipublikasikan ditempat lain wajib mencantumkan sumbernya: ~dari Palanta r...@ntaunet http://groups.google.com/group/RantauNet/~ =========================================================== UNTUK DIPERHATIKAN, melanggar akan dimoderasi: - DILARANG: 1. Email besar dari 200KB; 2. Email attachment, tawarkan disini & kirim melalui jalur pribadi; 3. One Liner. - Anggota WAJIB mematuhi peraturan serta mengirim biodata! Lihat di: http://groups.google.com/group/RantauNet/web/peraturan-rantaunet - Tulis Nama, Umur & Lokasi pada setiap posting - Hapus footer & seluruh bagian tdk perlu dalam melakukan reply - Untuk topik/subjek baru buat email baru, tidak dengan mereply email lama =========================================================== Berhenti, bergabung kembali serta ingin merubah konfigurasi/settingan keanggotaan di: http://groups.google.com/group/RantauNet/subscribe
