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masarakat amerika adalah masarakat loving siciety...berkasih sayang sesama manusia dananti diskriminasi...justice for all.. mari bersama sama kita ciptakan masarakat free society Ok salam --- In wanita-muslimah@yahoogroups.com, "sunny" <am...@...> wrote: > > http://www.aawsat.com/english/news.asp?section=2&id=20935 > > > America Comes to the Aid of a Saudi Woman > > 14/05/2010 > > > > By Dr. Aaidh al-Qarni*) > > > I know that the US has been responsible for the deaths of millions of people > outside of its borders either intentionally, semi-intentionally or by > mistake. However inside the country, things are different. The US deals with > its subjects through systems that look like they were based on Islamic > teachings whilst Muslims fail to implement such systems. > > I will relay a story that was told to me by a Saudi professor who studied in > the US and witnessed these events himself. I sat with him and listened to him > as he narrated the story. "There was a Saudi family; a man who had been sent > by the Institute of Public Administration on a scholarship to complete his > Masters degree in the US, his wife, his eight year old daughter and six year > old son. > > > At the beginning, the family lived in Richmond, Virginia. The husband used to > abuse his wife every now and then, beating her and cursing her. The wife > would call on her Saudi neighbours for help and they would contact the > husband and ask him to stop beating his wife. They would also call the wife's > family in Saudi Arabia to help her and help solve the marital problems > between the couple. > > > The family then moved to Ohio and the man continued to beat and curse his > wife and even though she called on her brothers and father in Saudi Arabia to > intervene and put an end to the injustice she was suffering, none of her > family or the husband's family intervened to help them with their problems. > In fact she was rejected, insulted and threatened by them. Having reached a > dead end, the wife decided to put a stop to the physical and psychological > pain she and her children were suffering; she contacted the police and told > the police about her husband. > > > Within minutes, over five police squads arrived at the Saudi family's home > and the husband and the wife were both questioned separately. The children > were also questioned and as a result, the police were certain that the father > had beaten and insulted the mother. Accordingly, the father was detained at > the police station and the mother and her children were taken to a hotel > until the investigation had been completed. > > > The entire family was placed under protection, and policemen were assigned to > take the children to school and to pick them up everyday, and to protect the > house where the family lived and they were given financial assistance for > living costs. > > > The Saudi attaché provided a lawyer for the imprisoned Saudi student who was > bailed out until the investigation and the trial were completed. During this > period, the police made the student sign a pledge that he would not enter the > area where his wife and children live or go near the area or even think about > visiting the children either at home or at school until a court ruling had > been issued. > > > The US government also asked the Saudi woman to appoint a lawyer to defend > her in court. When she asked about the costs this would entail, she was told > it might cost around 6000 dollars. The woman burst into tears and said that > she did not have that kind of money and expressed her fear that she would > lose the case and would be forced to return to her husband. > > Two American lawyers were present during the woman's outburst and they > offered to take the case pro bono. After the sessions of the trial were > completed and having collected evidence and eyewitness reports against the > husband, the court decided that he was guilty and that the wife would > maintain custody of the children if the couple were to divorce, and that is > what happened. > > > After the trial ended, the US government provided the Saudi woman and her > children with a house and paid the rent for her, and after a certain period > of time she could own the house. > > > The US government also gave the Saudi woman a job that was suitable to her > religious beliefs and she earned a salary of 3000 US dollars per month. > > > The US government also covered the fees for the children's schooling and the > Saudi woman's university fees and issued her with a credit card with a > monthly allowance to cover her and her children's living costs. The > government also changed her visa status to refugee status and this will > facilitate her obtainment of US citizenship in the future." > > > Now, after listening to the story, let us ask how many women are beaten, > insulted and hurt without anybody coming to their aid? I am aware of many > terrifying stories of the worst kind of abuse and oppression that women > experience day and night. I also heard a very distressing story about a child > in Saudi Arabia last year so I contacted an excellent physician from the > Human Rights Authority in Saudi Arabia but I am yet to receive any news or an > answer from him let alone a positive attitude. I fear that after people read > this story, many women here in the Arab world would want to go to the US. I > believe that there should be a secret police force whose task it is to > intervene in order to rescue women who are being assaulted and suffering > abuse. Any husbands carrying out such abuse should share the same fate as the > Saudi student in the US mentioned in the story above. Over fourteen centuries > ago, Omar Ibn al Khattab, the second of the four Rightly-Guided Caliphs, > defended an abused woman when he went to her husband's house with his sword > and rescued the woman and taught her husband a lesson but in accordance with > the principles of Islamic Shariaa. > > I remember that some colleagues and I toured 21 American states and whenever > we saw the accuracy and excellence of the traffic system, and witnessed > people's commitment to environment protection laws, and the way daily affairs > are managed, we thought of the words we read in the Quran and the Sunnah of > the Prophet. Even some of the Muslim professors there once said to us, "We > swear it is as if the Americans took it from our religion word for word, > whilst we ignore these great texts." > > Former US president Richard Nixon, in his book 'Seize the Moment' says "The > US is a powerful country but unfortunately, great ideas are in Islam." > > Wake up Muslims and Arabs! I thank the US government and US President Barack > Hussein Obama and the American nation as a whole for taking such a noble > position. > > *) Dr. al-Qarni is a Saudi-born Islamic preacher and scholar. His book "Don't > Feel Sad" (La Tahzan) has sold millions world wide. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
