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salam,
kalau Gus Dur menjadi pengetua Yayasan Simon Peres,
Hisham KAbani pula dibesarkan di sekolah missionary kristian.
Inilah maqam dan hakekat sebenar qolongan tasuf yg songsang.
Subject: KABBANI ADDRESSES U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IN HIGH SECURITY BRIEFING
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 1999 12:00 AM
KABBANI ADDRESSES U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IN HIGH SECURITY, CLOSED-DOOR BRIEFING
On January 7, 1999, Muhammad Hisham Kabbani, chairman of the self-appointed
"Islamic Supreme Council of America," advised U.S. State Department officials
on how "to contain the rampant growth of extremism at home and abroad."
The meeting was closed to the general public, and those without high-level
security clearance were excluded from attendance. One of those who called the
State Department to ask about the briefing was told, "If you don't have
security clearance, don't even bother showing up."
According to an announcement of the meeting (which was not distributed to the
Muslim community), official attendees were promised a chance to hear Kabbani
discuss "the nature of extremism as it affects and relates to U.S. national
security concerns."
Exactly what Kabbani said at the meeting has yet to be revealed, but the sufi
leader has taken an outspoken stand against those Muslims who oppose aspects
of U.S. policy. Kabbani's "Islamic Supreme Council" released a statement in
his name on 12/17/98, accusing those who objected to the US attack on Iraq of
manipulating religious sentiments "as a justification for protesting political
decisions."
And, in his publication, The Muslim Magazine, Kabbani, a Lebanese native who
was reared in Christian missionary schools (The Washington Times, August 9,
1998), has written favorably about American intelligence and their
surveillance of Muslims overseas (Oct. 1998, p. 59, etc).
In another recent news release, Kabbani accused unnamed American Muslim groups
that disagree with his methods of being "front groups" for so-called
"extremist" organizations, and demanded that they reveal their alleged
"extremist" affiliations. Some observers believe that Kabbani may have given
attendees of the briefing advice on how to undermine the activities of these
American Muslim organizations.
Kabbani teaches that those who do not submit to U.S. Government policy
decisions are "extremists." In the 12/17/98 release, Kabbani said, "As members
of a democracy we may have particular concerns with decisions made by our
government; we leave the judgement to the majority, the leaders we selected
and our political system."
On 12/19/98, Kabbani told The San Francisco Chronicle that "many of the
organized Islamic groups in the United States are overly critical of U.S.
policy and misrepresent the feelings of rank-and-file Muslims." "Now we are in
the 21st century. We are not living 1,400 years ago.
There are states and nations that have been recognized, and there are laws and
United Nations charters," Kabbani told The Washington Post on August 12, 1998.
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