auloh udah ngehina non Islam dr 14 abad yg lalu, jg orang Islam ngehina non Islam selama itu jg. Wajar tuh kalo auloh dan orang islam dpt pelajaran, hehehe...
From: Abbas <abas_ami...@yahoo.com> >To: proletar@yahoogroups.com >Sent: Saturday, February 4, 2012 10:58 AM >Subject: [proletar] Re: Calls to Behead Indonesian Atheist Alexander Aan > > > >Dapt pahala atau tidak, kalu ada yng menghina y wajr klu yng mnghin iiu dapat >pelajaran ! > >--- In proletar@yahoogroups.com, item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: >> >> Orang Islam itu dpt pahala koq kalo mancungin kepala orang yg ngehina auloh. >> >> >> >> From: Sunny <ambon@...> >> >To: Undisclosed-Recipient@... >> >Sent: Saturday, February 4, 2012 4:25 AM >> >Subject: [proletar] Calls to Behead Indonesian Atheist Alexander Aan >> > >> > >> > >> >Refl: Dua atau tiga hari lalu diberitakan oleh polisi bahwa sang Atheis >> >yaitu Alexander Aan telah bertobat dan memeluk agama Islam. Sekarang ada >> >tuntutan untuk kepalanya dipancung. Apakah gara-gara dia bertobat maka >> >kepalanya harus dipancung? Lantas setelah Alexander dipancung akan dikuti >> >oleh mereka yang tidak percaya kepada Tuhan agama semit? >> > >> >http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/home/calls-to-behead-indonesian-atheist-alexander-aan/495308 >> >Calls to Behead Indonesian Atheist Alexander Aan >> >Presi Mandari | February 02, 2012 >> > >> >Jakarta. A defiant declaration of atheism by an Indonesian civil servant >> >has inflamed passions in the world’s most populous Muslim nation, pitting >> >non-believers and believers against each other. >> > >> >The trouble began when civil servant Alexander Aan posted a message on the >> >Facebook page of Atheist Minang, a group of Indonesians with godless >> >beliefs. It read: “God doesn’t exist.” >> > >> >The post so enraged residents in Aan’s hometown of Pulau Punjung in West >> >Sumatra province that an angry mob of dozens stormed his office and beat up >> >the 30-year-old. >> > >> >To add insult to injury, police then arrested him and now want to press >> >blasphemy charges that could see him locked up for five years. >> > >> >Muslim extremists have called for Aan to be beheaded but fellow atheists >> >have rallied round, and urged him to stand by his convictions despite the >> >pressure. >> > >> >“Dear Alex, stick to your beliefs. This country has no right to restrict >> >your faith,” Fahd Singa Diwirja wrote on the same Facebook page, where Aan >> >is one of the administrators. >> > >> >“You’re facing narrow-minded people, but this is the true Indonesia, a >> >fertile ground for the spread of fundamentalism,” Diwirja added, advising >> >Aan to escape persecution by seeking asylum in a European country. >> > >> >Aan has also gained the support of the US-based International Atheist >> >Alliance. >> > >> >The group, together with Atheist Minang, has written to President Susilo >> >Bambang Yudhoyono, calling on him to ensure that the blasphemy allegations >> >are dropped. >> > >> >“This is a law that has been used to promote mob violence and intimidation >> >against those who do not agree with ... vigilante groups,” said the letter, >> >copies of which were also sent to the United Nations and Human Rights Watch. >> > >> >Aan’s proclamation has been removed from the page, but the Facebook group >> >has doubled to 2,000 since the controversy made local news reports. >> > >> >Most of the postings, however, are diatribes against Aan and his supporters. >> > >> >“These atheists should be beheaded, that’s what they deserve,” wrote a man >> >who identified himself as Putra Tama, a Muslim from neighboring Jambi >> >province. >> > >> >Other posts challenged atheists from the group to dare show themselves, >> >instead of hiding behind the anonymity of social media. >> > >> >“If you think your arguments are true, why don’t you just have a >> >face-to-face meeting with us, people who still believe in God? You’re just >> >a group of cowards,” taunted a post by another Muslim. >> > >> >Although Indonesia’s constitution guarantees freedom of religion, it only >> >recognizes six faiths: Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Catholicism, >> >Protestantism and Confucianism. >> > >> >Perceived blasphemy against any one of these religions carries a maximum >> >five-year jail term. >> > >> >Local police chief Chairul Aziz said this week that Aan, who had written on >> >his Facebook page that he was brought up as a Muslim, had expressed his >> >willingness to revert to Islam but that it would not be enough to escape >> >punishment. >> > >> >“He expressed his intention to convert to Islam but he has not performed an >> >Islamic declaration of faith. Even if he does so, he still can’t escape >> >from justice due to his blaphemous act,” Aziz said. >> > >> >He said Aan could face additional charges, including falsely declaring >> >himself a Muslim when he applied for a civil service job years ago. >> > >> >The Islamic Society Forum (FUI), an umbrella group for several hard-line >> >groups, said that a five-year jail term for Aan would not suffice. >> > >> >“He deserves the death penalty, even if he decides to repent. What he has >> >done cannot be tolerated,” said Muhammad al-Khaththath, FUI’s >> >secretary-general. >> > >> >“It is important to prevent this group from spreading atheism in this >> >country,” he added. >> > >> >Indonesia has seen a spate of attacks on minority religious groups in >> >recent years and the country’s judiciary is notoriously unsympathetic >> >towards their plight. >> > >> >In 2011, three Ahmadiyah sect members were killed in a mob attack. >> > >> >Those convicted received light sentences of between three and six months >> >while one of the Ahmadiyah survivors, a man who almost lost his hand in the >> >violence, got six months for defending himself and his friends. >> > >> >Agence France-Presse >> > >> >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >> > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.com Unsubscribe : proletar-unsubscr...@egroups.com List owner : proletar-ow...@egroups.com Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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