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  • Amos Yee Allegedly In Solitary Confinement In The US For Insulting Muslims In Jail

    Amos Yee Allegedly In Solitary Confinement In The US For Insulting Muslims In Jail

    According to a Facebook post which has since been deleted, teen blogger Amos Yee is currently in solitary confinement for criticising Muslims and Islam during their Muslim Studies in jail; and that he is feeling terrible about it.

    According to Nina Palay who set up the relocation fund appeal for Yee, this is what happened.

    “He attended a Muslim Studies class, in order to “disagree”. There was a “Muslim pastor” from outside (not a prisoner) and about 18 Muslim prisoners in attendance. Amos called Allah a “sky wizard”. He said that if the religion is 5,000 years old then it’s “complete fucking garbage”. (He said “fuck” a lot). He said that the Quran has passages instructing the devout to kill non-Muslims; the pastor handed him the Quran and challenged him to show such passages, and when Amos said “Ok, I will”, the pastor took the Quran back.

    The pastor claimed “The Quran was the most respected and popular book in the U.S.”

    The pastor said Amos was disturbing the peace or something and got Sergeant R.Henson to sign a form putting him in solitary. Amos is certain that he is in solitary for punitive reasons, not for his own protection.

    He has been in solitary for 3 days. He doesn’t know how long he will be there. They don’t let him write, don’t give him paper. They let him out for one hour per day.

    Amos was “kicking, screaming, and banging the door yelling “LET ME OUT”, other prisoners heard him, the “police” came, opened his door, took a look, and left.

    Amos wants us to “tell his story” on Facebook, share with the global secular human rights movement, get on CNN and the Rubin Report. He wants the Rubin Report to interview me and Melissa to tell Amos’s story. “These people don’t know what they’re messing with. We gotta destroy them.” “MAKE IT BIG”. “This is a free speech issue and everyone will be on my side”.

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    My main concern right now is for Amos’s mental health. Solitary must be making it much worse.”

     

    Source: www.theindependent.sg

  • 8 Produk ‘Islamik’ Ini Bukti Orang Kita Berniaga Sambil Tunggang Agama. Memalukan!

    8 Produk ‘Islamik’ Ini Bukti Orang Kita Berniaga Sambil Tunggang Agama. Memalukan!

     

    1. Valet doa

     

     

     

     

    Seperti yang kami ceritakan sebentar tadi, valet doa ini adalah satu servis di mana anda boleh mengupah seseorang untuk membacakan doa secara terus di Masjidil Haram, Mekah. Servis ini dicipta khas untuk mereka yang tidak berkemampuan ke Mekah tetapi mempunyai beberapa hajat yang ingin dikabulkan.

    Valet Doa diasaskan oleh Nasrin Harin, 40, atau lebih dikenali dengan nama Haji Arin yang mana servis ini telah ditubuhkan pada 31 Januari 2017 yang lalu.

    Pakej bermula dari RM250 sehingga RM5,000 bergantung kepada lokasi doa dibuat dan jumlah doa yang dipohon. Semakin banyak doa, semakin tinggi caj yang dikenakan.

    Jadi agak-agak kalau kita bayar untuk 5 doa, berapa doa yang akan dikabulkan? Hmm…

     

    2. Sapuan Sunnah

     

     

     

    Geleng kepala pun ada kami dibuatnya tatkala melihat iklan sebegini. Produk yang dijual adalah produk seks dan model yang digunakan pula adalah ‘ala-ala’ perempuan berniqab dari timur tengah.

    Kami sendiri pun tak faham ‘Sapuan Sunnah’ apa yang dimaksudkan. Tapi yang penting pendekatan dan bahasa yang digunakan amat memalukan.

     

    3. Milo + Air Zam Zam

     

     

     

    Seperti kita tahu, air zam zam memang banyak khasiatnya. Ia merupakan air dari telaga yang terletak di kawasan Masjidil Haram, sebelah tenggara Kabah, berkedalaman 42 meter. Disebabkan air ini hanya boleh diperolehi di tanah suci Mekah, jadi untuk menarik pembeli, satu gerai yang menjual air milo telah menjual air minuman tersebut yang dicampurkan bersama air zam-zam. Gambar ini telah tersebar luas di laman sosial sejak tahun lepas lagi.

     

    4. Baju Melayu Sunnah

     

     

     

    Bukan saja ‘Sapuan Sunnah’, Baju Melayu pun ada yang dijual dalam versi sunnah. Berdasarkan gambar di atas, katanya tukang jahit pernah bermimpi berjumpa nabi. Jadi agaknya setelah bermimpi, tukang jahit terus mendapat ilham menghasilkan Baju Melayu ini.

    Hmm… tapi musykil juga bagaimana pula ia boleh dipanggil sunnah? Mungkin ada yang kurang jelas, sunnah dalam Islam bermaksud sikap, tindakan, ucapan dan cara Rasulullah SAW menjalani kehidupan sehariannya. Contohnya, memakan kurma sewaktu bersahur dan berbuka di bulan Ramadan. Jadi bagaimana pula Baju Melayu ini boleh dilabelkan sebagai sesuatu yang ‘sunnah’?

     

    5. Telur Halal

     

     

    7b4d Image via SAYS

     

    Yang ini pula telur yang dijual dengan cop ‘Halal’. Pening kepala pun ada tatkala membaca penerangan dan info mengenai telur ini. Katanya ayam-ayam yang menghasilkan telur ini telah diperhatikan pergaulannya agar tidak terlibat dengan pergaulan dan seks bebas.

    “Kami menjamin setiap penjantan hanya boleh membuahi 4 indukan sesuai syari’ah.”

    Hmmm sungguh musykil bagaimana pula telur ini diklasifikasikan sebagai halal. Jadi, ayam kampung kat kampung kita tu boleh makan ke tidak?

    Tapi ramai yang kata, ini troll sahaja.

     

    6. Ayam terapi Al-Quran

     

     

     

    Bukan sekadar telur, ayam juga kini dijual setelah diterapikan dengan ayat suci Al-Quran. Katanya, ayam-ayam dibela dalam gelombang Al-Quran. Wow agak rare dan power, tapi bagaimana mereka lakukannya?

    Ayam ini juga dikatakan boleh membuat minda kita jadi lebih tajam kalau kita makan. Bukan itu sahaja, kesihatan kita pun akan bertambah baik dengan memakan ayam-ayam terapi ini.

    Menurut sumber, selepas semua ayam ini siap disembelih dan dibersihkan, peniaga akan simpan dalam bilik sejuk beku dan ketika itu, ayam berkenaan akan melalui proses terapi dengan alunan bacaan ayat Al-Quran dan Ruqyah.

    Berbeza dengan harga ayam biasa, ayam-ayam yang digelombangkan dengan bacaan Al-Quran ini dijual pada harga RM14 sekilo. Dua kali ganda daripada harga ayam biasa.

     

    7. Air terapi gelombang azan

     

     

     

    Kalau ayam pun dah digelombangkan dengan Azan, tak kan air pun kita tak nak gelombangkan? Katanya air ini sangat bagus diminum dan diedarkan oleh Furqan Network Marketing.

    Cuma kami tertanya-tanya bagaimana air ni dibuat ?

    Di azan kan setiap botol?
    Di azan kan dalam tangki air?
    Di azan kan dalam kolah air?
    Di azan kan dalam kolam?
    Di azan kan di sungai?

    Kalau begitu, bagaimana pula dengan air kolam masjid yang hari-hari terima gelombang azan? Itu belum lagi dengan gelombang surah Al-fatihah yang imam bacakan setiap kali solat. Mesti lebih mahal kan?

     

    8. Air terapi Al-Khodafi

     

     

    Image via SAYS

     

    Jika anda fikir air terapi azan tak cukup bagus, anda boleh dapatkan air Al-Khodafi ini. Katanya air ini boleh merawat saka, sihir, santau dan gangguan mental kerana keistimewaannya. Air ini dirawat dengan kaedah Nano Hydronium serta mengandungi pelbagai bahan baik seperti sarang anai-anai (yang sudah makan 22 juzuk ayat Al-Quran) dan air hujan malam Jumaat 10 Muharam. WOW!

    Yang kami pelik, kalau malam Jumaat 10 Muharam tu tak hujan, macam mana pulak diorang nak dapatkan?

     

    Source: Says.com

  • New Book On Local Fatwas

    New Book On Local Fatwas

    Can a Muslim man donate his sperm? Can cadavers of Muslims be used for medical research? Can pig skin be used to treat a heart defect? These are among the questions answered in a new book explaining the rationale behind 29 fatwas on science, medicine and health.

    The first volume in Muis’ Fatwas Of Singapore series was launched by Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam yesterday (11 Feb). He said he hoped the book would be a source of education for Muslims and non-Muslims alike. It is available in both Malay and English, with an e-book version of the English edition available for download from Muis’ website.

    Since its inception in 1968, the Fatwa Committee has issued 577 fatwas. As Muis turns 50 next year, Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Yaacob Ibrahim said “it is timely to showcase how our fatwas have evolved, and take stock of the development of Islamic jurisprudence in our country”. The series explains the socio-historical context behind some fatwas.

    Dr Yaacob explained the importance of developing fatwas with society in mind, adding this is recognised in Singapore’s Administration of Muslim Law Act, which allows the Fatwa Committee to follow the tenets of various accepted schools of Muslim law.

     

    And to safeguard public interest, the committee is allowed to re-examine rulings in new circumstances. Dr Yaacob cited a 2007 fatwa that revised an earlier ruling excluding Muslims from the Human Organ Transplant Act. The committee concluded that amending the Act to include Muslims would ultimately promote public interest and welfare.

    Speakers at yesterday’s conference included Singapore Mufti Fatris Bakaram, who currently chairs the Fatwa Committee, and Professor Quraish Shihab, a prominent Islamic scholar from Indonesia.

    As for the above questions, Singapore’s Fatwa Committee ruled that a Muslim man cannot donate his semen to a sperm bank, and its chairman in 1972 permitted the use of cadavers in certain cases. And while pig skin can be used to treat life-threatening illnesses, there are certain conditions.

     

    Source: StraitsTImes

  • The Strange Route Benjamin Netanyahu Took To Get From Singapore To Sydney

    The Strange Route Benjamin Netanyahu Took To Get From Singapore To Sydney

    For many people flying from Singapore to Sydney, the flight can take as little as seven hours or so. But not if you are Benjamin Netanyahu. In the Israeli prime minister’s case, it can take more than 11 hours.

    As you can see in the map above, created using data from FlightAware, the Israeli leader took an unusual detour when traveling from Singapore to Australia overnight. The Guardian newspaper confirmed this unusual route with Netanyahu’s delegation.

    This detour added several hours to his journey.

    Netanyahu’s plane wasn’t taking the scenic route by choice. Instead, the carrier — El Al, Israel’s national airline — was deliberately avoiding Indonesian airspace.

    Indonesia has the world’s largest Muslim population. Like other Muslim-majority nations, the country has no formal diplomatic relations with Israel because of the latter’s conflict with Palestinians. Some implications of this are well known — Israeli passport holders are refused entry to a number of Muslim-majority nations, except in special circumstances, although Israeli citizens are permitted access to Indonesia on tourist visas.

    However, the strange route of Netanyahu’s plane shows another effect of Israel’s diplomatic situation. Indonesia doesn’t grant El Al access to its national airspace, necessitating a circuitous route around it.

    And Indonesia isn’t the only country to restrict access. A quick look at Netanyahu’s earlier flight from Tel Aviv to Singapore shows how the Israeli prime minister took an unusual route, which may have been designed to avoid the airspace of Saudi Arabia or another nation.

    Representatives of El Al didn’t respond to clarify what airspace they were prohibited from flying over.

    Netanyahu’s awkward journey around Indonesia comes at a time when the Israeli leader is hoping for a closer relationship with Jakarta. The two countries were reported to be informally upgrading their relations in 2012, with Indonesia opening a consulate in the West Bank city of Ramallah that would include a diplomat who would unofficially serve as ambassador to Israel.

    However, when Netanyahu called upon Indonesia to normalize diplomatic relations last year, the Indonesian government said it would do so only when the Palestinians are granted an independent state.

     

    Source: WashingtonPost

  • ‘Love Heals.’ Jewish Families Heartbroken Over Cemetery Vandalism Find Comfort In Muslim Supporters

    ‘Love Heals.’ Jewish Families Heartbroken Over Cemetery Vandalism Find Comfort In Muslim Supporters

    A Muslim-American group in the U.S. helped raise more than $77,000 in a single day to help a historic Jewish cemetery in Missouri repair hundreds of gravesites desecrated in what is being condemned as an apparent act of anti-Semitism.

    The overwhelming support has brought some comfort to those whose relatives are buried at the Chesed Shel Emeth Society cemetery in St. Louis, where more than 150 tombstones were toppled and damaged this week.

    “To me, that outpouring is love,” said Barbara Perle, whose grandparents and great-grandparents are among her relatives buried at the site. “In my heart, love heals.”

    Perle, 66, who now lives in California, said she “felt heartbroken” when she learned of the vandalism in her hometown. She said she has not been able to find out whether her relatives’ sites were disturbed because the cemetery’s phone line has been inundated with calls.

    Regardless, she said such a hateful act still directly affects her. “This desecration is a devastating thing to happen to anybody’s family,” she told TIME on Wednesday. “It was particularly devastating for me personally. These are beloved family members.”

    Perle and others who have loved ones buried at the cemetery say they’re deeply touched by the online fundraiser, organized by two Muslim-Americans, which has been collecting an average of $1,000 every 20 minutes.

    The donation page was started by Muslim advocate Linda Sarsour and Tarek El-Messidi, who also founded CelebrateMercy, a nonprofit that teaches about Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam.

    “We just want to send a message that whatever haters and extremists try to destroy, we will rebuild,” El-Messidi, 36, told TIME. “Seeing this happen was just disgusting. It shows that when you put all the politics aside, we share humanity together. We want everyone to live in peace and we want everyone to rest in peace.”

    Andy Ulrich, whose grandparents are also buried at the cemetery, called the vandalism a “day of darkness” and said the collaboration between Jews and Muslims, who are often presented in opposition, sheds light on a message of unity.

    “I always say it takes something horrible to bring out the best in Americans,” he said. “I think that there’s more similarity in people than differences.”

    Source: Time

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