Re: [perakan] Disko Islam dibenarkan dibuka di Kelantan?
Jangan izinkan disko di KelantanRoslan SMS Saya tidak pasti adakah kenyataan anggota Exco Kelantan Takiyuddin Hassan ini telah disalah petik atau bagaimana, tetapi yang terbit dalam akhbar THE STAR berbunyi: Kelantan may allow discos at tourist belt. Menurut akhbar tersebut Takiyuddin dipetik sebagai berkata bahawa kerajaan negeri sedang menimbang untuk membenarkan beberapa jenis oulet hiburan sepanjang zon pelancongan di Pantai Cahaya Bulan, Kelantan. Takiyuddin dilaporkan telah berkata: Places with live entertainment can be open if there are investors, but can only be for non Muslim tourists, notably foreigners. Tak pasti pula sama ada live entertainment yang dimaksudkan itu adalah disco walaupun itulah tajuk yang diberikan oleh akhbar itu. Saya kira jika disko lah yang dimaksudkan oleh anggota Exco itu maka saya menyeru agar kerajaan negeri jangan sekali-sekali menimbangkannya walaupun jika ada pelabur yang berminat. Selama ini kerajaan Kelantan telah berjaya mengekalkan imej Serambi Makkahnya walaupun dengan berani telah memperkenalkan beberapa pembaharuan yang masih dalam ruang lingkup yang dibenarkan oleh syarak. Beberapa konsert yang diizinkan dengan beberapa syarat tertentu, membenarkan kelab snooker, mengizinkan wayang kulit dan permainan Thai Boxing semuanya dapat diterima dengan hati terbuka dan daialu-alukan. Akan tetapi membawa masuk disko ke negeri yang mahu Membangun Bersama Islam ini saya kira satu cadangan yang tidak baik dan akan hanya mencemarkan imej bersih yang ada pada Kelantan itu. Ini saya katakan walaupun ada dakwaan bahawa ianya hanya untuk para pelancoing yang bukan Islam. Kerana bukankah selama ini kita mengkritik kerajaan pusat yang mahu melanjutkan waktu operasi kelab-kelab malamnya di sekitar KL atas alasan mahu mearik pelancong asing. Kalau pusat kita kritik tetapi Kelantan pula izinkan atas alasan yang sama saya kira ini adalah satu 'double standard' yang akan hanya menjadikan Kelantan bahan serangan musuh-musuhnya. Disko adalah sebuah kelab tari menari, yang selama ini diharamkan di Kelantan kerana ia jelas bertentangan dengan Islam, mengapa kita mahu beri keizinan kepada sumber hiburan seperti ini walaupun atas alasan hanya untuk para pelancong yang bukan Islam? Kesimpulannya saya merasakan cadangan ini tidak baik, dan mengharapkan agar ianya sesuatu yang disalah petik oleh akhbar berkenaan. Jika salah petik maka Exco berkenaan perlu membuat penafian sama ada melalui akhbar yang sama atau melalui Harakah atau Harakahdaily. //Hrkh abu hafizd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Laporan berkenaan 'Islamic Disco' di Kelantan Green light for Islamic 'disco' in Kelantan 16 Dec 2006 Syed Umar Ariff - KOTA BARU: No alcohol served, no mingling or dancing between men and women, and no showing of aurat (body parts that must be covered). Welcome to Islamic disco, according to Pas. Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat has given the green light for the setting up of discos in the State, as long as Islamic rules - as stipulated by the Pas-led government - are adhered to. He said he was not opposed to dancing in discos but it must be between members of the same sex. "I do not see any reason to forbid them (discos operating under Islamic regulations). This is because dancing is just a form of body movement. "When dancing is done with the aurat covered and there is no inter-mingling, everything should be okay," he said. Muslims generally accept that aurat for a woman is her whole body except the face and the hands while a mans aurat is the part between his navel and knees. //NST Komen dan pendapat Thestar Sunday December 17, 2006 PAS-style dance clubs BY IAN MCINTYRE KOTA BARU: Mentri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat has given his blessings to an Islamic form of dance clubs to serve as entertainment outlets here.He said, however, no liquor would be served and there must be a segregation of the male and female patrons.There must also be proper attire for women such as clothes that do not reveal the navel, Nik Abdul Aziz told reporters here yesterday.His remarks came after state local government committee chairman Takiyuddin Hassan said the state government could consider applications for entertainment outlets under the proposed tourism zone in Kuala Besar, near the Pantai Cahaya Bulan stretch.The zone will have tourism attractions like a state-of-the-art cultural centre, a marina, local cuisine speciality restaurants, handicrafts and souvenir outlets.He saida discotheque or nightclub would not be allowed since it was against the spirit of its entertainment laws.Nik Abdul Aziz said he was not opposed to dancing but that couples should not do it and most importantly, that the women's navel was covered.H
[perakan] Disko Islam dibenarkan dibuka di Kelantan?
Laporan berkenaan 'Islamic Disco' di Kelantan Green light for Islamic 'disco' in Kelantan 16 Dec 2006 Syed Umar Ariff - KOTA BARU: No alcohol served, no mingling or dancing between men and women, and no showing of aurat (body parts that must be covered). Welcome to Islamic disco, according to Pas. Kelantan Menteri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat has given the green light for the setting up of discos in the State, as long as Islamic rules - as stipulated by the Pas-led government - are adhered to. He said he was not opposed to dancing in discos but it must be between members of the same sex. "I do not see any reason to forbid them (discos operating under Islamic regulations). This is because dancing is just a form of body movement. "When dancing is done with the aurat covered and there is no inter-mingling, everything should be okay," he said. Muslims generally accept that aurat for a woman is her whole body except the face and the hands while a mans aurat is the part between his navel and knees. //NST Komen dan pendapat Thestar Sunday December 17, 2006 PAS-style dance clubs BY IAN MCINTYRE KOTA BARU: Mentri Besar Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat has given his blessings to an Islamic form of dance clubs to serve as entertainment outlets here. He said, however, no liquor would be served and there must be a segregation of the male and female patrons. There must also be proper attire for women such as clothes that do not reveal the navel, Nik Abdul Aziz told reporters here yesterday. His remarks came after state local government committee chairman Takiyuddin Hassan said the state government could consider applications for entertainment outlets under the proposed tourism zone in Kuala Besar, near the Pantai Cahaya Bulan stretch. The zone will have tourism attractions like a state-of-the-art cultural centre, a marina, local cuisine speciality restaurants, handicrafts and souvenir outlets. He saida discotheque or nightclub would not be allowed since it was against the spirit of its entertainment laws. Nik Abdul Aziz said he was not opposed to dancing but that couples should not do it and most importantly, that the women's navel was covered. He said that entertainment was allowed in Islam but with certain conditions so that it did not lead to social ills, he said. He added that Muslim women must be covered from head to toe except for their face and hands while Muslim men must be decently dressed when in public. State PAS Youth head Salahuddin Ayub said the party was trying to demonstrate a healthy form of entertainment in the Islamic context. He said PAS leaders should not give up on their quest despite criticisms from certain quarters and attempts by Umno to politicise it. Salahuddin said the wing will also meet with foreign tourists to find out what kind of entertainment activities they like in the country. He said this was important for the Visit Malaysia Year 2007 and the Visit Kelantan 2008 campaigns.// Thestar Monday December 18, 2006 You wont see me in this club Comment by WONG CHUN WAI NO, thank you, Tok Guru. I dont think I would like the idea of going to an all-male disco in Kelantan. Especially when the disc jockey is playing YMCA and I Will Survive, songs associated with certain gender movements. More so when there are men with tight-fitting jeans or shirts unbuttoned to their navels.I do not know what message Datuk Nik Abdul Nik Mat is trying to send. He must have the best of intentions but, hey, for sure, many Malaysian males do not want to send the wrong message. The Kelantan Mentri Besar has said he has no problem with dancing but it has to be strictly between men and men. And of course, women and women. We can imagine the kind of tourists Kelantan would soon be attracting. Many Malaysians must have thought that the state PAS government had come to their senses by proposing a tourist belt where tourists and non-Muslims could have some night entertainment. A kind of restricted zone where tourists need to produce their passports or identity cards to gain entrance.The 1980s word disco was even used, never mind if the term clubs are more understood among the young these days. It seemed possible as the PAS government appeared to have relaxed the rules by allowing pop concerts, which it had once frowned upon. Never mind if there was still gender segregation at these concerts. But State Local Government, Housing and Health Committee chairman Takiyuddin Hassan has now said that he was misquoted and that there were no plans to set up such entertainment outlets for non-Muslims in the state. What he had proposed was the setting up of a cultural village near the Pantai Cahaya Bulan stretch to promote tourism in the state.
