Kalau yang seperti itu ada tapi di natinal geoggraphik chanel bukan Di CNN makin bloaan sajalu.
________________________________ From: item abu <item...@yahoo.com> To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 5:59 PM Subject: Re: [proletar] Muslim Council in Egypt Evicts 8 Christian Families, Seizes Their Property Berita nabi naik ke sorga ke 7 nunggang Buraq jg ga ada di CNN, dungu. Apa sampe sekarang orang Islam msh blm tahu siapa Umm Hani itu? Nabi itu naik ke sorga ke 7 nunggang Umm Hani, bukan Buraq. Atau bisa jg nabi ditunggangi Umm Hani. From: Musik hari Ini <musikhari...@yahoo.com> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com> >Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 5:48 AM >Subject: Re: [proletar] Muslim Council in Egypt Evicts 8 Christian Families, >Seizes Their Property > > > >Jelas elu tukang pitnah tiap2 hari disini >Aaaah elu cuma bisa berhayal gila2an gua juga bisa malah lebih masuk akal > >yang elu bawa itu berita kosong tidak ada di CNN > >jadi nya bohong.tiap2 hari. > >________________________________ >From: item abu <item...@yahoo.com> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com> >Sent: Thursday, February 9, 2012 5:43 PM >Subject: [proletar] Muslim Council in Egypt Evicts 8 Christian Families, >Seizes Their Property > > > >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 > >________________________________ > >Posted GMT 2-9-2012 1:48:30 > >________________________________ > > >(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. 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