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  • PinkDot Organisers Must Do More To Ensure Non-Participation Of Foreigners

    PinkDot Organisers Must Do More To Ensure Non-Participation Of Foreigners

    I am glad that only Singaporeans and permanent residents (PRs) can attend Pink Dot from this year onwards, and only local companies can sponsor it.

    It is important to disallow foreign individuals and organisations from interfering in Singaporean politics and social issues.

    We must stop foreigners from abusing values such as democracy, freedom of speech and human rights in Singapore, and from spreading their agenda here.

    The Pink Dot organisers should fence off Hong Lim Park and employ security officers and registration staff to ensure that only Singaporeans and PRs attend the event (NGOs seek clarity on organisers’ role at Speakers’ Corner events; May 17).

    Ace Kindred Cheong

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com

  • Aceh Shariah Court Sentences 2 Men To 85 Public Cane Lashes For Indulging In Gay Sex

    Aceh Shariah Court Sentences 2 Men To 85 Public Cane Lashes For Indulging In Gay Sex

    BANDA ACEH, Indonesia — A Shariah court in Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province has sentenced two gay men to public caning for the first time, further undermining the country’s moderate image after a top Christian politician was imprisoned for blasphemy.

    The court, whose sentencing Wednesday coincided with International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, said the men, aged 20 and 23, would each be subjected to 85 lashes for having sexual relations. One of the men cried as his sentence was read out and pleaded for leniency. The chief prosecutor, Gulmaini, who goes by one name, said they will be caned next week, before Ramadan starts on about May 25.

    The couple was arrested in late March after neighborhood vigilantes in the provincial capital Banda Aceh suspected them of being gay and broke into their rented room to catch them having sex. Mobile phone footage that circulated online and formed part of the evidence shows one of the men naked and visibly distressed as he apparently calls for help on his cellphone. The second man is repeatedly pushed by another man who is preventing the couple from leaving the room.

    The lead judge, Khairil Jamal, said the men were “legally and convincingly proven to have committed gay sex.”

    He said the three-judge panel decided against imposing the maximum sentence of 100 lashes because the men were polite in court, cooperated with authorities and had no previous convictions.

    “As Muslims, the defendants should uphold the Shariah law that prevails in Aceh,” Jamal said.

    International human rights groups have described the treatment of the men as abusive and humiliating and called for their immediate release. Human Rights Watch said in April that public caning would constitute torture under international law.

    Prosecutors had asked that they receive 80 lashes.

    Aceh implemented an expanded Islamic criminal code two years ago that allows up to 100 lashes for morality offenses including gay sex.

    Caning is also a punishment for adultery, gambling, drinking alcohol, women who wear tight clothes and men who skip Friday prayers. More than 300 people were caned for such offenses last year.

     

    Source: www.cbsnews.com

  • Naughty Nuri’s Restaurants In Malaysia And Singapore Serve Pork Openly

    Naughty Nuri’s Restaurants In Malaysia And Singapore Serve Pork Openly

    Reminder utk org Islam…. Telah dibuka Outlet yg ke 3 d KL yg menghidangkan daging babi secara terbuka…..Berhati2 lah jgn silap masuk NAUGHTY NURI’s 😖😖
    Pasti ramai yg tidak tahu dan tidak perasan …disebabkan nama..NURI.. especially anak2 kita yg selalu ke Mall..YaAllah lindungi keturunan kami..dr segala tipu helah yg nyata dan yg trsembunyi….Amin

     

    Source: Anis Adella Nasaruddin

  • Dr Mahathir: I Have Not And Will Not Apologise To Anwar Ibrahim

    Dr Mahathir: I Have Not And Will Not Apologise To Anwar Ibrahim

    KUALA LUMPUR — Former Malaysian premier Dr Mahathir Mohamad has revealed that he has not and will not apologise to his former protege-turned-enemy and now ally, incarcerated opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim.

    In an interview with Australian broadcast agency SBS World News, Dr Mahathir said this is because he has never asked his detractors to apologise for criticising him.

    “We have all said nasty things about each other. I don’t ask people to apologise for calling me all kinds of names and accusing me of all kinds of wrongdoings.

    “What happened is in the past and we can’t be apologising for something that happened in the past,” he was quoted as saying.

    Anwar was Dr Mahathir’s deputy until they had a falling out in 1998, an event which sparked protests by Anwar supporters calling for political reform in the country.

    He was imprisoned on charges of corruption and sodomy shortly after, though Anwar claimed he was innocent and that the charges were politically-motivated.

    The former Umno man was released from prison in 2004 and went on to lead the opposition coalition, but was jailed again in 2015 on separate sodomy charges and is currently behind bars serving a five-year sentence.

    Last September, the two nemeses met face-to-face, under friendly circumstances, for the first time in 18 years — but the reunion has been described as a political ploy which “demonstrates the depth of their political opportunism and desperation”.

    Aside from Anwar, Dr Mahathir has also showed support for the DAP and its advisor, Mr Lim Kit Siang, who has been one of the former premier’s harshest critics for decades.

    When asked who will be named prime minister should Pakatan Harapan win the upcoming 14th general election, Dr Mahathir responded by saying “party infighting” has prevented the opposition pact from uniting and discussing the issue.

    “It is divisive. The moment you name a (candidate for) prime minister, there is going to be a lot of unsatisfied people who may sabotage the new opposition coalition,” Dr Mahathir said.

    “So it is better for us to name a prime minister (once) we win. It becomes irrelevant to name a prime minister now and then we lose,” he added.

    It is believed that Dr Mahathir was referring to Anwar’s party, PKR, which recently lost an ally, Pas, which ended its “tahaluf siyasi”, or political cooperation.

    Pas’ Syura Council decided that the move was necessary in order to defend the party’s Islamic agenda, aside from accusing PKR of breaking many terms of its conditional cooperation, including failing to support Pas in its Islamic agenda, and working against it in two by-elections last year.

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com

  • Young Ustazah Nur Masreena Loses Battle With Cancer

    Young Ustazah Nur Masreena Loses Battle With Cancer

    CONDOLENCES
    إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
    Innalillahi wa inna ilahi rojiuun

    Pergas is saddened to learn of the passing of Ustazah Nur Masreena Abdul Wahab.

    Pergas would like to convey sympathy and heartfelt condolences to her family.

    اللهم اغفر لها وارحمها وعافها واعف عنها.
    اللهم أكرم نزلها ووسع مدخلها وبدّلها داراً خيراً من دارها وأهلاً خيراً من أهلها.
    اللهم أغسلها بالماء والثلج والبرد ونقها من الذنوب والخطايا كما ينقى الثوب الأبيض من الدنس.
    اللهم باعد بينها وبين خطاياها كما باعدت بين المشرق والمغرب.
    اللهم ثبتها بالقول الثابت.
    اللهم قها عذاب القبر وعذاب النار.
    اللهم أظلها بظلك يوم لاظل إلا ظلك.
    اللهم أدخلها الجنة مع الأبرار، يا عزيز يا غفار

    Al-Fatihah.

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    TAKZIAH
    إنا لله وإنا إليه راجعون
    Innalillahi wa inna ilahi rojiuun

    Al-Fatihah buat Allahyarhamha Ustazah Nur Masreena Abdul Wahab yang baru sahaja meninggal dunia pada hari ini.

    Semoga Ruhnya dicucuri Rahmat oleh Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala dan digolongkan bersama para Anbiya’ , Awliya’, Syuhada’ dan orang-orang Soleh. Insya’ Allah, Allahumma Amiin.

     

    Source: Singapore Islamic Scholars & Religious Teachers Association – Pergas

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