Hehehe... orang2 Islam ngefitnah non muslim dgn berbagai macam fitnah spt
ngehina Islam, mau nyerang Islam dll, lalu dgn alasan itu mereka nyerang non
muslim, ngerampok harta, merkosa, ngusir non muslim, merkosa dan/atau
memperbudak non muslim. Jadi orang2 Islam ga merasa lg melakukan kejahatan, tp
mereka justru sedang beribadah dan berjihad di jalan auloh.
Praktek ini adalah sesuai dgn sunnah nabi yg jg pake alasan yg sama unt nyerang
non muslim, ngerampok harta, nangkap cewek unt dijadikan budak, ngebantai dan
ngangkangin tanah korbannya.
Ini tentunya jg unt menjaga muka auloh spy auloh ga malu krn ga bisa nepatin
janjinya bikin orang Islam jd kaya, hehehe...
http://www.aina.org/news/20120208194830.htm
Muslim Council in Egypt Evicts 8 Christian Families, Seizes Their Property
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Posted GMT 2-9-2012 1:48:30
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(AINA) -- National and international rights groups have consistently criticized
the recourse to the so-called "reconciliation meetings" -- dubbed "Bedouin
sittings" -- that take place between Copts and Muslim assailant after every
attack on Copts. The meetings are conducted under the auspices of state
security. Last week a series of meetings were held by radical Muslims to decide
on the fate of the Copts in a village in Alexandria, and Muslims insisted that
the whole Coptic population of 62 families must be deported because of an
unsubstantiated accusation levied against one Coptic man.
Copts in the village of Kobry-el-Sharbat (El-Ameriya), Alexandria, were
attacked on January 27 by a mob of 3000 Muslims led by Salafi leaders, who
looted and torched homes and shops belonging to Copts. The violence was
prompted by allegations made by a Muslim barber named Toemah that a 34-year-old
Coptic tailor, Mourad Samy Guirgis, had on his mobile phone illicit photos of a
Muslim woman. Mourad denied the accusation and surrendered to the police for
fear for his life. Muslims looted and torched his workshop and home after he
surrendered to the police, and his entire family, including his parents and his
married brother Romany, were evicted from the village. He is still in police
detention. (AINA 1-28-2012).
Three "reconciliation meetings" were held at the El-Ameriya village police
headquarters. They were attended by Salafi and Muslim Brotherhood
representatives from neighboring villages, as well as church representative.
Muslims demanded the eviction of all Coptic inhabitants from the village
because "Muslim honour had been damaged."
Many believe that the mobile phone story was fabricated as an excuse to start
violence against the Copts. According to the police, the woman in question
denied the story and no photos were found on Mourad's mobile phone, according
to Ihab Aziz, a Coptic-American activist who is presently in Egypt.
During the first reconciliation meeting it was agreed that only Copts who were
directly involved with the Mourad incident would be evicted, and the church
demanded compensation of two million pounds for the innocent Copts whose homes
and businesses were torched on January 27. Muslims, especially Salafis from the
neighboring villages, refused any kind of compensation and insisted on the
eviction of all Copts.
On January 30 a Muslim mob attacked Copts in Kobry-el-Sharbat for the second
time, and torched three Coptic homes in the presence of the security forces,
"which took the role of an onlooker and made no effort to stop the violence,"
according to Joseph Malak, lawyer for the Coptic church in Alexandria. "This
proves that the assailants were not afraid of the security forces or the law."
Muslim representatives demanded the eviction of the wealthy Coptic merchant
Abeskhayroun Soliman, together with his four married sons and their families,
accusing them of causing sedition by shooting in the air when Muslims broke
into and torched their home while the family was inside. "No one was wounded
due to the alleged shootings, which the family says never took place. The
police authorities issued an arrest warrant for two of the Soliman sons," said
Ihab Aziz.
The Solimans have been in hiding with a Muslim family which saved them from
their burning homes, and is presently giving them protection. Muslims
threatened that if eight Coptic families were not evicted by February 3rd, all
remaining 54 Coptic families in the village would be subjected to violence
after Friday prayers. They called it "Friday of Eviction" and "Friday of
Clean-up."
On Wednesday February 1, a hastily organized reconciliation meeting was
arranged by security authorities, and was attended by Ebeskharion Soliman and
one of his sons.
The terms of the agreement which resulted were:
* eviction of eight Coptic families, namely three of the Mourad
families, in addition to five Soliman families.
* selling of the assets of the wealthy Abeskhayron Soliman family
within three months by a committee, under the supervision of Salafi shaikh
Sherif el Hawary. Soliman has no right to get involved in the sale or even
accompany a prospective buyer.
* the Committee is to collect any money accrued from the sale of his
land, properties, businesses as well as collect promissory notes pending from
business transactions by the Soliman-owned chain of stores.
* in case of non-implementation of this Agreement, all Copts in the
Kobry-el-Sharbat village will be attacked, their homes and property completely
torched.
Abeskhayron Soliman signed the agreement, which most Copts viewed as
"humiliating."
Father Boktor, who attended the meeting, described the reconciliation agreement
as "utter injustice."
Wissa Fawzi, member of the Maspero Coptic Youth Union in Alexandria, said that
Soliman has nothing at all to do with the Mourad story, but signed the
agreement to save his family and the Copts in the village, "otherwise there
would have been a massacre of the Copts on that Friday." He said that Security
authorities pressured Soliman into accepting the terms of the agreement by
threatening him with refusal of police protection for him and his family. "What
constitutes the real crisis is the complicity of security officials in the
process of displacement," said Fawzi.
Copts in Kobry-el-Sharbat were stunned after hearing the news of the eviction
of the "top Copt" in their community, whose wealth is estimated at more than
20,000,000 Egyptian pounds. "There is a feeling of humiliation and being
completely under the mercy of the radical Muslims," said Rami Khashfa of the
Alexandria Maspero Youth Union "they are terrorized and are scared of the
future. Copts in the neighboring villages are also scared." He said that Copts
in the village are thinking of moving elsewhere.
Speaking on US-based Christian TV channel Al-Karma, Magdy Khalil, head of the
Middle East Freedom Forum, said that reconciliation meetings made up of Salafis
and members of the Muslim Brotherhood, and arranged by security officials are
illegal and forced eviction is one of the crimes under international law. "Who
gave them the right to form a committee headed by a Salafi to sell Christian
property? This is thuggery and blatant targeting of Copts."
Khalil called on the Coptic Melli Council, which is the civilian body that
represents Copts in the Egyptian State, to protest this agreement and ask for
the return of the Copts to their homes. "If we accept it, this will open the
door for an avalanche of forced evictions." He believes that radical Muslim
have a bigger plan they hope to achieve by terrorizing the Copts, namely
displacing and dispersing them from places with high Coptic population density,
taking their property and weakening them economically.
Ihab Aziz, like many others, believes that "Coptic capital" is targeted
everywhere in Egypt. He said that members of the Egyptian parliament have been
made aware of the El-Ameriya forced displacement, and the issue will be brought
before parliament shortly.
By Mary Abdelmassih
© 2012, Assyrian International News Agency. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Use.
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