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Assalamu'alaikum,
Tens of Thousands Ready for Jihad in ASEAN Region
http://www.islam-online.net/English/News/2001-10/18/article12.shtml
JAKARTA, Oct 17 (IslamOnline & News Agencies) - Southeast
Asian Muslims on Wednesday geared up for what they call a
drive against "evil" forces belonging to the "anti-Christ",
with more than 100,000 men readying themselves for an enlarged
"jihad", or struggle, worldwide.
One hundred thousand Bangsamoro people living in the southern
Philippines have signed up for the "Jihad Needs You" campaign.
Volunteers are ready for combat duty in Afghanistan and elsewhere,
including the Philippines if the situation vouches it, sources
said.
Abdullah "Laks" Dalidig, chairman of the Islamic Movement for
Electoral Reform and Good Government (IMERGG), said the total
number of volunteers who have signed up has reached 101,637, a
majority of whom from Lanao del Sur: 20,842.
Other amounts from regions include, Maguindanao with 17,224,
Marawi City with 16,784, Sulu with 13,682, Basilan with 9,412,
and Lanao del Norte with 8,145.
The numbers are growing day-by-day in many other ASEAN
(Association of Southeast Asian Nations) countries, particularly
in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Singaporean "warriors",
and other supporters, will also make it to Kabul in the coming
days, traveling mostly from Indonesia.
Dalidig said recruitment is still ongoing in Mindanao, Palawan,
and neighboring countries, which he did not name "for security
reasons".
Individuals from Indonesia and Thailand are also becoming muja-
hideens (fighters), some of whom have already left for Afghanistan,
and presently supporting the Taliban. Some are still waiting at
the border with Pakistan, while others have made it to China in
a bid to enter Pakistan through that route.
In Indonesia, a group of several thousand Muslims have already
registered for the campaign against the "Western world". Most of
them are still in Indonesia though.
Much to the ire of the U.S., Southeast Asian recruiters are using
local madrassahs (religious schools) or maktabs (Qur'anic memori-
zation institutions) to recruit "jihadis". The U.S. has made its
intentions clear to eliminate madrassahs in either Pakistan, Af-
ghanistan or any other country, suspected of supplying or recrui-
ting fighters.
On the other hand, the head of the Ikhwanul Muslimin Indonesia
group, Habib Husein Al-Habsyi, on Wednesday claimed that no less
than 73 Indonesian volunteers were already in Afghanistan for hu-
manitarian purposes.
Speaking to reporters after a meeting with Vice President Hamzah
Haz, Habib insisted that the volunteers had left using private
funding and followed all proper immigration procedures.
He said the volunteers consisted of, among others, doctors, para-
medics and pharmacists. However, he did not elaborate how long
they had been in Afghanistan, or how long they would be there.
Habib maintained that sending volunteers for humanitarian purposes
was a legitimate need.
"There's no point sending people to fight over there," he said
while stressing it was more important to send medical volunteers
to help the Afghan people.
SMS campaign in Malaysia
In Malaysia, pro-Osama Bin Laden supporters have launched a nation-
wide Short Message System (SMS) campaign for boycotting U.S.
products.
The worldwide campaign reached Malaysia Tuesday morning and has
made the rounds of the country thanks to Muslims who have access
to SMS.
The success of the campaign is as yet unknown, even though several
people said they had already started boycotting U.S. made products,
including movies and soft drinks.
In Thailand, anti-U.S. sentiment among Muslims is growing as well
and the boycott of U.S. products has been very effective, according
to informed sources. Muslims are literally brushing aside places
like KFC and McDonalds.
Pepsi, Coca Cola and other U.S. brands, are also suffering dips
in sale as a result of the boycott.
U.S. urged to halt strikes before Ramadan
Muslims in southern Thailand's provinces were concerned the situ-
ation in Afghanistan would get worse if U.S.-led air strikes continue
into the holy month of Ramadan.
To this effect, they urged the U.S. to stop the raids before the
Muslim holy month of fasting.
Muslims in the upper South will join a gathering to pray for peace
in Nakhon Si Thammarat, while those living in the lower South will
gather in Pattani.
In Yala, Pakistani citizens living in the province called on the
Association of the Muslim Youth of Thailand to hold public dis-
cussions on the U.S. military attacks on Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, Muslims in the northern provinces will stage a mass
rally in Chiang Mai on Friday to protest against the U.S. military
attacks.
Protesters will then move to the U.S. and British consulates in
Chiang Mai.
There are about 50,000 Muslims living in the North, of which 1,000
are
expected to join the rally Friday.
T-shirts printed with the face of Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden
were selling briskly among Muslim teenagers in the South.
In Malaysia, Mindanao and Indonesia, bin Laden t-shirts are also
a hit, and have been selling rapidly.
Clothes vendors in Narathiwat said they now had more than 10,000
orders of bin Laden t-shirts. They say Malaysian vendors are crossing
the border to buy the shirts and resell them at home.
With additional reporting by Kazi Mahmood
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