Majlis Fatwa - TGNA sesat

daripada YB Zul. Salam 2 all. Alhamdulillah selesai kita menyempurnakan hari pertama 'ibadah puasa. Moga-moga ALLAH menerima 'ibadah kita insyallah. Saya agak terkilan melihat Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Fatwa Prof. Abdul Syukor begitu cepat mengeluarkan fatwa menyesatkan Tok Guru Nik Aziz yang menegaskan bahawa Islam ala UMNo tidak akan membawa pengikutnya mendapat syurga. UMNo/ Be End tak sudah-sudah dengan fitnah terhadap Tok Guru Nik Aziz. Seluruh media dan kempen memberi gambaran seolah-olah Tok Guru telah sesat, siap dengan suruh bertaubat lagi. Tak cukup dengan media, Jawatankuasa Fatwa sepantas kilat rela diperkudakan. Punyalah banyak isu dan persoalan yang perlu dirungkai oleh para agamawan hadharion ini, tau-tau bile trumpet UMNo berbunyi, maka berkokoklah para hadharion sekelian. Yang fatwa mereka keluarkan 22 tahun lepas memfatwakan bertafakkur depan Tugu Negara sebagai syirik sampai hari ni UMNo/Be End tak ikut, takde pulak mereka nak berkokok sakan. Inilah nasib bila golongan agamawan menjadikan 'ilmu mereka sebagai sumber cari makan. Yang paling menghairankan bagaimana Prof. Abdul Syukor boleh mengeluarkan fatwa kilat tersebut. Bila masenya Majlis Fatwa bersidang? Dan sangatlah memalukan bagi sebuah Majlis Fatwa mengeluarkan fatwa tanpa memanggil dahulu Tok Guru Nik Aziz memberi penjelasan, bermuzakarah atau membela diri! Adalah hukum keadilan paling asasi bahawa tidak ada insan yang boleh dihukum sebelum diberi peluang mempeertahankan atau membela dirinya. Tau-tau keluar fatwa Tok Guru dah diisytihar sesat, menyeleweng dan disuruh bertaubat. Apa Prof. Abdul Syukor ingat ni fatwa doraemon ke..main keluar terus dari poket. Dan apa yang jelas fatwa itu terang-terang dibuat kerana mengikut telunjuk UMNo/ Be End! Saya nak tanya Prof. Abdul Syukor, Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Fatwa Hadorion ini, apakah mengubah ayat ALLAH saperti yang dibuat UMNo/Be End tidak sesat? ALLAH perintahkan sebat/ rejam penzina, UMNo/ Be End tukar kepada denda; ALLAH perintahkan qisas dalam kes bunuh, UMNo/ Be End pakai undang-undang Lord Reid; ALLAH kata curi potong tangan, UMNo/ Be End tukar kepada penjara; ALLAH perintahkan jangan sembah berhala, UMNo/ Be End terus menerus menyembah Tugu Negara walaupun difatwakan syirik oleh Majlis fatwa; ALLAH perintahkan wanita Islam menutup aurat, namun UMNo/Be End biarkan pramugari muslim di syarikat Air Asia dan MAS dipaksa memakai mendedah aurat dan pakaian yang mengaibkan; ALLAH kata Al Quran undang-undang tertinggi, UMNo/ Be End letakkan Perlembagaan Persekutuan mengatasi Al Quran (Artikel 4 Perlembagaan). Apakah itu semua ok bagi Prof Abdul Syukor? Apakah itu tidak sesat? Tidakkah Prof Abdul Syukor merasakan UMNo/ Be End perlu bertaubat nasuha dan ubah segera segala perbuatan syirik, fahsyad, maksiat dan mungkar yang dilakukan UMNo/ Be End. Apakah melakukan segala perbuatan syirik, fahsyad, maksiat dan mungkar itu membolehkan UMNo/ Be End layak mendapat syurga ALLAH? Sepatutnya Prof. Syukor dan kekawannya dalam Jawatankuasa Fatwa menasihatkan UMNo/ Be End supaya kembali mentaati perintah ALLAH sepenuhnya. Saya tidak nafikan ahli-ahli UMNo/ Be End beragama Islam. Saya sedar ada dikalangan mereka juga solat, puasa, zakat, haji, umrah dan lain-lain. Saya tak nafikan mereka menganjurkan musabaqah, mereka berarak semasa maulid dan hijrah, mereka sambut isro' mi'raj dan mereka bertarawih penuh 20 roka'at. Namun mereka menyokong dan mendokong sebuah pertubuhan yang jelas dan terang-terang tidak mematuhi perintah ALLAH, malah melakukan sebaliknya hingga ke tahap menukar ayat Al Quran dan berbuat syirik! Sebab itu kepada rakan dan kawan dalam UMNo/Be End, bertaubatlah dan kembalilah kepangkal jalan. Kembalilah tunduk kepada ALLAH, patuhilah Al Quran dan sunnah Rasul. Dibulan Ramadhan Al Mubarak ini, marilah kita cerminkan diri kita. Terimalah teguran Tok Guru itu sebagai suatu nasihat untuk kita melakukan islah dan perubahan pada diri dan kumpulan kita. Amatlah malang apabila Tok Guru memberikan teguran dan nasihat, bukan sahaja kita tak mau dengar, kita sesatkan dia pula. Kita pula yang menyuruh Tok Guru bertaubat. Kita kata Tok Guru menyeleweng, kita kata Tok Guru pemecahbelah umat. Saya teringat kepada Nabi saw apabila Baginda menegur dan menasihatkan golongan musyrikin Makkah, menyatakan 'amalan mereka akan membawa mereka ke neraka; mereka bukan sahaja menuduh Nabi telah sesat, Nabi pemecah belah masyarakat. Maka bersatulah golongan kuffar Makkah menjadi United Musyrikin National Organization, menentang risalah yang dibawa oleh Rasulullah. Manusia jarang nak belajar dari sejarah, sedangkan sejarah itulah cermin buat diri mereka. Moga Ramadhan ini membawa satu sinar baru keimanan dan ketaqwaan yang hakiki kepada bangsa Melayu yang bernasib baik diperlembagaankan sebagai Muslim. Janganlah dipersia-siakan anugerah dan ni'mat Islam & Iman yang ALLAH berikan. Wassalam. Zulkifli Bin Noordin Ahli Parlimen Kulim Bandar Baharu P.18

BBC: Protest Malaysia security law

Prime Minister Najib Razak said he had already agreed to review the law
Thousands of people have demonstrated in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, against a controversial, decades-old law allowing detention without trial.
Police fired tear gas at protesters as they began a march towards the national palace calling for reform.
Government officials had warned they would crack down on protests. Security forces made dozens of arrests.
Prime Minister Najib Razak said he had already agreed to review the controversial Internal Security Act.
The protest started after prayers finished at the national mosque, when a crowd of about 1,000 marched along one of the city's main streets.
A second crowd of several thousand came from the opposite direction.
The protesters had planned to submit a petition to the king denouncing the security law.
Malaysia has been through a year of political turbulence as liberals and Islamists try to wrest power from the long-ruling UMNO Malay nationalist party.

CNN: Malaysian police break up protesters with tear gas

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (CNN) -- Police fired tear gas and water cannons and arrested 157 people to quell a protest Saturday against a colonial-era detention law.

Protesters in Kuala Lumpur flee after police open fire with tear gas.
The demonstration in the Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur was aimed at abolishing the Internal Security Act, which allows authorities to indefinitely imprison people deemed security threats.
State-run news agency Bernama quoted Kuala Lumpur Chief Police Officer Datuk Wira Mohammad Sabtu Osman as saying that 5,000 police were mobilized on the streets.
He said the 157 arrests were made as a security measure to prevent people from gathering.
Protesters were also demanded the shuttering of the Kamunting detention camp, where those detained under the act are held.

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/08/01/malaysia.thousands.protests/index.html

Malaysia Protest march broken up

Malaysian police have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people gathering to demonstrate against a security law allowing detention without trial. Hundreds of police officers were awaiting the protesters as they arrived at three rallying points in Kuala Lumpur, the capital, for the banned demonstration on Saturday.
"There was no violent confrontation coming from the protesters but they were tear-gassed and dispersed," Al Jazeera's Harry Fawcett, reporting from Kuala Lumpur, said."They tried to meet again near a department store and were tear-gassed again there and water cannon were fired.
"They have been swiftly and pretty heavily dealt with." Witnesses said police charged at the protesters with batons.'Cruel act'
The protesters had planned to march towards the national palace, but scores of people were reportedly detained even before they had reached the rally.
Before the march started, Muhammad Sabtu Osman, the Kuala Lumpur police chief, said that 150 people - identified as protesters because they were wearing opposition t-shirts and headbands - had been detained to prevent them from taking part.
"We don't fear arrest. ISA [internal security act] is a cruel act, we are fighting for justice"
Yati Ali,a protesterSiti Mariah Mahmud, a politician from the opposition Islamic PAS party, criticised the arrest of protesters as they attempted to enter the national mosque.
"This is not reasonable. It's prayer time and this action is a breach of our religious freedom and duty," she said.Organisers said they intended to present a 10-point memo to the king, including demands for the abolition of the Internal Security Act (ISA) and the closure of a camp in northern Perak state where detainees are held. "We are here to fight for the ISA to be abolished," Yati Ali, one of the protesters, said. "We don't fear arrest. ISA is a cruel act, we are fighting for justice."Human rights groups estimate that at least 17 people are being held under the act, which was originally instituted under British colonial rule.Najib Razak, the Malaysian prime minister, on Friday urged people not to join the protest, adding that he had already promised to review the law.Most of those being held under the ISA have been accused of links to Islamic militancy and document forgery, but human rights groups say it has also been used to jail government critics.

Source:
Al Jazeera and agencies