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PAS : KE ARAH PEMERINTAHAN ISLAM YANG ADIL
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Assalamu alaikum semua.
Memang selama ini pun pihak Kristian sentiasa
mempunyai agenda memperluaskan fahaman mereka. Cuma
kita yang tiada agenda.Mungkin kalau adapun, agenda
kita hanyalah untuk melemahkan(defuse)
gerakan(harakah) Islam!.
Sedikit demi sedikit mereka menyusup masuk
memperluaskan "jajahan" takluk mereka. Melalui
internet chat pun mereka boleh berdakwah..sekurang
sebagai muqaddimah. Aisyah Bokhari juga satu contoh
pengembangan sayap mereka melewati bangsa cina dan
India, target tradisi yang lebih mudah mereka dakwahi.
Di Indonesia, saya perhatikan syarikat luar negeri
banyak mengambil pekerja tempatan dari kalangan
Kristen untuk jawatan-jawatan baik. Ini juga sebagai
usaha dakwah mereka.
Sekira kita terus menerus berusaha melemahkan Islam
kemungkinan kita berakhir sebagai Bosnia dimana
tinggal nama dan minat saja kepada Islam; mereka hanya
menjadi "half Moslem"(muslim tak berapa muslim?).
Sebagai cabaran minda : Adakah "half moslem" lebih
baik dari seorang kristen??. Kita mungkin pernah
dengar ungkapan, " a half truth is often a lie"(separa
benar itu selalunya bohong). Bolehkah kita kata "a
half moslem is more often than not a
hypocrite(munafik)?"...Allahu a'lam.
Kepada orang Islam yang giat berusaha
melemahkan(undermining) Islam, secara halus maupun
kasar, direct or indirect..hindarilah dari menjadikan
Moslem di Malaysia "half-moslem".
Wassalam
IMAMI
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> Artikel berikut saya perolehi dari:
>
> http://www.pastornet.net.au/jmm/aame/aame0010.htm
>
> Insaflah wahai umat Islam
>
***
> Pray for Christians in Malaysia
>
>
> Dear friends,
>
> This is serious. After half a dozen trips to
> Malaysia,
> and meeting
> pastors who were part of the 'crack-down' against
> any
> who were running a
> Malay-speaking church service etc. in 1988 I think
> it
> was (some of whom
> were tortured while in prison), I'm concerned that
> our
> Christian friends
> there are about to be threatened again. Pray for
> them.
>
> ~
>
> * PROPOSED MALAYSIAN LAW
>
> We received the following email from workers in
> Malaysia which is being circulated among the
> churches
> in Malaysia.
>
> Dear friends,
>
> There is an urgent need to pray for Christian
> Malays in
> Malaysia & all mission work that is going on
> among the
> Muslims. I am never in the habit of writing
> chain
> mails but I drafted this email in response to
> the
> article on "page 2 of 17 April 98 of The
> Straits
> Times". Please circulate to all your Christian
> friends
> out there... The New Straits Times article
> says
> ...
> GIVE UP YOUR FAITH AND GO TO JAIL
> ??? In brief, the
> article says
> that a new Bill is in its final stages of
> drafting to
> curb the "problem" of Muslims converting to
> another
> religion and the Proposed Bill is ... "MALAYSIA
> MUSLIMS
> WHO REJECT THEIR ISLAMIC FAITH MAY BE JAILED UP
> TO
> THREE (3) YEARS !" I am not circulating this
> to
> invoke
> any resentment against the government of
> Malaysia
> because I believe that my struggle is not
> against
> flesh
> and blood but against the powers of this dark
> world and
> against the spiritual forces of evil in the
> Heavenly
> realms (Ephesians 6:12). My purpose of
> drafting
> this
> chain mail is to start up a wave of prayer for
> the
> Muslims in particularly Malaysia. I wish to
> invoke, in
> all born-again Christians, this burden to pray
> and fast
> for the Christian Malays in Malaysia and all
> the
> mission work that is going on among the
> Muslims.
> This
> Bill, if passed by the Malaysia Cabinet will
> set
> back
> Christian Missionary Work among the Malaysia
> Muslims by
> a great extent and much persecution will arise
> among
> the Christian Malays in Malaysia. Churches
> that
> have
> Malay congregations will be refused of their
> license
> and even be forced to close down and go
> underground.
> As Paul urge Timothy, in the same manner I urge
> you, my
> fellow brothers and sisters in Christ to start
> putting
> on your full armour of God and start
> interceding
> for
> all the Saints of God (Malay Christians and
> Missionaries) and particularly the Cabinet
> Leaders in
> Malaysia. Paul wrote to Timothy, "I urge,
> then,
> first
> of all, that requests prayers, intercession
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Artikel berikut saya perolehi dari:
http://www.pastornet.net.au/jmm/aame/aame0010.htm
Insaflah wahai umat Islam
***
Pray for Christians in Malaysia
Dear friends,
This is serious. After half a dozen trips to Malaysia,
and meeting
pastors who were part of the 'crack-down' against any
who were running a
Malay-speaking church service etc. in 1988 I think it
was (some of whom
were tortured while in prison), I'm concerned that our
Christian friends
there are about to be threatened again. Pray for them.
~
* PROPOSED MALAYSIAN LAW
We received the following email from workers in
Malaysia which is being circulated among the
churches
in Malaysia.
Dear friends,
There is an urgent need to pray for Christian
Malays in
Malaysia & all mission work that is going on
among the
Muslims. I am never in the habit of writing
chain
mails but I drafted this email in response to the
article on "page 2 of 17 April 98 of The Straits
Times". Please circulate to all your Christian
friends
out there... The New Straits Times article says
...
GIVE UP YOUR FAITH AND GO TO JAIL
??? In brief, the
article says
that a new Bill is in its final stages of
drafting to
curb the "problem" of Muslims converting to
another
religion and the Proposed Bill is ... "MALAYSIA
MUSLIMS
WHO REJECT THEIR ISLAMIC FAITH MAY BE JAILED UP
TO
THREE (3) YEARS !" I am not circulating this to
invoke
any resentment against the government of Malaysia
because I believe that my struggle is not against
flesh
and blood but against the powers of this dark
world and
against the spiritual forces of evil in the
Heavenly
realms (Ephesians 6:12). My purpose of drafting
this
chain mail is to start up a wave of prayer for
the
Muslims in particularly Malaysia. I wish to
invoke, in
all born-again Christians, this burden to pray
and fast
for the Christian Malays in Malaysia and all the
mission work that is going on among the Muslims.
This
Bill, if passed by the Malaysia Cabinet will set
back
Christian Missionary Work among the Malaysia
Muslims by
a great extent and much persecution will arise
among
the Christian Malays in Malaysia. Churches that
have
Malay congregations will be refused of their
license
and even be forced to close down and go
underground.
As Paul urge Timothy, in the same manner I urge
you, my
fellow brothers and sisters in Christ to start
putting
on your full armour of God and start interceding
for
all the Saints of God (Malay Christians and
Missionaries) and particularly the Cabinet
Leaders in
Malaysia. Paul wrote to Timothy, "I urge, then,
first
of all, that requests prayers, intercession and
thanks
giving be made for everyone - for kings and all
those
in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet
lives
in all godliness and holiness." (1 Tim 2:1-2) As
how
the apostles, in conclusion, exhorted the
Hebrews, in
the same way I beseech you, to "Remember those in
prison as if you were their fellow prisoners, and
those
who are mistreated as if you yourselves were
suffering." (Hebrews 13:3)
PLEASE pray:
a. for protection and wisdom for the Malay
Christians;
b. for more Malay conversions especially among
the
families of the lawmakers and rulers;
c. that Polarization over religious issues will
not
split society;
d. for the salvation of government officials;
e. that this law would not pass; and
f. that the local church would become a strong
governing entity, and seriously take it upon
them
selves to organize effective outreach to the
Malays.
3. * MALAYSIA
Malaysia is an Islamic stronghold in tropical SE
Asia,
and is about the size of the US state of New
Mexico
(329,750 sq km). Most parts of the country have
traditionally been ruled by hereditary rulers
called
Sultans. The 21,000,000 people are composed of:
Malay
and other indigenous 58%, Chinese 26%, Indian 7%,
others 9%. Although the country is multi-racial
and
multi-cultural, there is little mixing between
the
races. British colonizers found Chinese
entrepreneurs
in settled areas and encouraged the Buddhist
Chinese to
stay in business, and the Muslim Malay to enter
government service
