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Ahad, Oktober 27, 2013
How The Sunni-Shia Schism Is Dividing The World
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Jumaat, Oktober 18, 2013
Journey of a lifetime ends successfully
Relief was writ large on the faces of pilgrims, many in the autumn of their lives as was evident from the deep furrows on their brows. Here at Mina, they were the personification of sheer determination.
Many pilgrims woke up early on Thursday and straight after sunrise began throwing seven pebbles at each of the three huge concrete structures representing the devil.
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The Revolution Egypt Needs
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A Warning to Egypt’s Generals
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Khamis, Oktober 10, 2013
Egypt’s Coming Civil War
Three months ago, Egypt’s military seized power in a coup that it said was necessary both to prevent civil war and to restore democracy. By now it is clear that the military is failing on both counts.
Today, suspected Islamists killed at least nine soldiers and police in attacks. Yesterday, security forces killed 51 pro-Muslim Brotherhood protesters at a rally in Cairo that, according to witnesses, had been entirely peaceful. Meanwhile, the country continues to live under a nightly curfew.
None of this resembles what Egypt’s defense minister and de facto ruler, General Abdelfatah al-Seesi, continues to say he wants for his country: reconciliation, economic growth and a quick return to rule by elected civilian governments. Indeed, civil war looks like a far more real threat today than when al-Seesi and the military deposed the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mohamed Mursi, Egypt’s first elected president, on July 3.
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Egypt: dozens of protesters killed as rival factions tear Cairo apart
At least 51 people died in clashes across Egypt as the country's two largest political factions gathered in rival commemorations of Egypt's participation in the 1973 war with Israel, a day of deep significance for many Egyptians.
Both opponents and supporters of the country's ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, rallied in their thousands – ostensibly to mark the 40th anniversary of the Yom Kippur war which is viewed in Cairo as an Egyptian victory, despite ending in a stalemate that favoured Israel.
But rather than emphasising Egypt's unity, the different messages conveyed by each faction's demonstrations underscored divides. Morsi's supporters, whose marches filled highways in west Cairo, used the day to protest against his ousting, while his opponents took to Tahrir Square to praise General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's role in his overthrow. Deadly violence flared when tens of thousands of Morsi supporters tried to reach Tahrir Square. Soldiers, police and armed vigilantes blocked their path and started firing.
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Khamis, September 12, 2013
Noam Chomsky: The "Illegal" US Threat On Syria And 9/11
Chomsky on 9/11
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Reality Check: More Americans Are “Rethinking” 9/11?
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Khamis, September 05, 2013
Looming Airstrikes in Syria Pose Test for Egypt’s Leaders and the Opposition
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Egypt Speeds Use of Trials for Jailing of Islamists
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Khamis, Ogos 29, 2013
Egypt military fights for macaroni, as well as security
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مخطط إسقاط الإسلاميين في مصر .. بداية ونهاية
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What Really Happened In Egypt – US Zionist Conspiracy
The army also suspended the constitution, installed a puppet regime, dispatched troops, clamped down on the media, closed down television stations including the Arabic unit of Al Jazeera, beaten, detained and threatened journalists and began arresting and locking up hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood members including its leadership which supported Morsi.
Muslims worldwide remain deeply shocked at the treacherous Saudi involvement in overthrowing Islamic government in Egypt. Within twenty four hours the armed forces reestablished their police state.
The plot to crush the democracy movement was not something unexpected. The conspiracy was set in motion the day Morsi was elected to power. Morsi’s had only one disqualification and that was Muslim Brotherhood’s support to him.
Morsi had many powerful local, regional and international enemies. For example within Egypt those who flourished under Hosni Mubarak, hostile state sector and government apparatus did not support to Morsi’s regime. On top of all were the armed forces, best beneficiaries of the annual 1.5 billion dollar handouts from US as reward for turning a blind eye to Israel’s conspiracies against the region to establish a greater Israel.
Equally keen to topple Morsi’s government was the country’s Coptic Christian population who came out en bloc to participate in the anti Morsi’ demonstration.
In the international scene the US which leads the West in its campaign against Islam and Muslims worldwide cannot tolerate Islam raising its head within the democratic framework in Egypt. The first US reaction, within 24 hours after overthrowing democratically elected government, was to review this aid package.
On top of all Israel, the sole source of instability in the entire region, wanted Morsi’s government crushed to establish a client state.
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Rabu, Ogos 14, 2013
Fatwa Beberapa Orang Rektor Universiti Al-Azhar
Fatwa Al-Imam Al-Akbar Asy-Syeikh (Rektor) Al-Azhar Al-Marhum Allamah Mahmud Shaltut
(Mengenai mazhab Syiah Imamiyah & Zaidiyah)

نص الفتوي التي أصدرها السيد صاحب الفضيلة الاستاذ الأکبر الشيخ محمود شلتوت شيخ الجامع الأزهر في شأن جواز التعبد بمذهب الشيعة الإمامية.
قيل لفضيلته: ان بعض الناس يري انه يجب علي المسلم لکي تقع عباداته و معاملاته علي وجه صحيح ان يقلد احد المذاهب الاربعة المعروفة و ليس من بينها مذهب الشيعة الامامية و لا الشيعة الزيدية، فهل توافقون فضيلتکم علي هذا الرآي علي اطلاقه فتمنعون تقليد مذهب الشيعة الإمامية الاثنا عشرية مثلاً.
فأجاب فضيلته:
1- ان الاسلام لا يوجب علي أحد من اتباعه اتباع مذهب معين بل نقول: ان لکل مسلم الحق في أن يقلد باديء ذي بدء أي مذهب من المذاهب المنقولة نقلاً صحيحاً و المدونة احکامها في کتبها الخاصة، و لمن قلد مذهباً من هذه المذاهب أن ينتقل الي غيره أي مذهب کان و لا حرج عليه في شيء من ذلک.
2- إن مذهب الجعفرية المعروف بمذهب الشيعة الامامية الاثنا عشرية مذهب يجوز التعبد به شرعاً کساير مذاهب اهل السنة.
فينبغي للمسلمين ان يعرفوا ذلک و ان يتخلصوا من العصبية بغير الحق لمذاهب معينة، فما کان دين الله و ما کانت شريعته بتابعة لمذهب او مقصورة علي مذهب، فالکل مجتهدون مقبولون عند الله تعالي، يجوز لمن ليس اهلاً للنظر و الاجتهاد تقليدهم و العمل بما يقررونه في فقههم و لا فرق في ذلک بين العبادات و المعاملات.
محمود شلتوت
Terjemahan Teks Fatwa Rektor Universiti Al-Azhar, Syaikh Al-Akbar Mahmud Shaltut
Jawab:
1. Islam tidak menuntut seorang Muslim untuk mengikuti salah satu mazhab tertentu. Sebaliknya, kami katakan: setiap Muslim punya hak mengikuti salah satu mazhab yang telah diriwayatkan secara sahih dan fatwa-fatwanya telah dibukukan. Setiap orang yang mengikuti mazhab-mazhab tersebut boleh berpindah ke mazhab lain,dan ia nya bukan suatu kesalahan.
2. Mazhab Ja’fari, yang juga dikenal sebagai Syiah Imamiyah Itsna ‘Asyariyyah (Syiah Dua Belas Imam) adalah mazhab yang dari segi syarak (agama) adalah harus untuk diikuti dalam ibadah sebagaimana mazhab Sunni lainnya.
Kaum Muslim wajib mengetahui hal ini, dan sebolehnya menghindarkan diri dari prasangka buruk terhadap mazhab tertentu mana pun, kerana agama Allah dan Syari’atnya tidak pernah dibatasi pada mazhab tertentu. Para mujtahid mereka diterima oleh Allah Yang Mahakuasa, dan dibolehkan bagi yang bukan-mujtahid untuk mengikuti mereka dan menyepakati ajaran mereka baik dalam hal ibadah maupun muamalah (kira bicara).
Mahmud Shaltut
1. Surat kabar Ash-Sha’ab (Mesir), terbitan 7 Juli 1959.
Fatwa Ke-2 Al-Imam Al-Akbar Asy-Syeikh(Rektor) Al-Azhar Al-Marhum Syeikh Salim Busyra
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Ahli Sunnah dan Shiah (Bahagian 2)
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