544. நல்ல ஒரு மதமும் .. அழகான ஆட்சி முறைகளும் ...

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//லிபியா மட்டுமல்ல பல இஸ்லாமிய நாடுகள் மிக அடிப்படைவாதிகளான ‘islamic brotherhood' கீழே வரப் போகிறது என்றுதான் எண்ணுகிறேன். அதன் பின் நிலைமை எப்படியிருக்கும் என்றும் எண்ணிப் பார்க்கிறேன்.// -- தருமி

//பிறகு நபித்துவத்தின் வழியில் கிலாபத் ஆட்சி அமையும். பிறகு இறைவன் நாடும் போது உயர்த்த வேண்டிய தருணத்தில் அதை உயர்த்தி விடுவான்.// -- சுவனப்பிரியன்.


சுவனப்பிரியன் சொன்னது போல்  'ஆஹா! இஸ்லாமிய ஆட்சி முறைகள் உலகம் முழுமையும் வந்தால் எவ்வளவு நன்றாக இருக்கும்'  என்று நான் கற்பனை செய்து கொண்டிருந்த போது, இன்றைய இந்துவில் (4.1.12) வந்த இரு செய்திகள் ஒரு இஸ்லாமிய ஆட்சியில் நடக்கும் "நல்ல விஷயங்களைப்" பற்றிச் சொன்னது. அவைகளை உங்களோடு பகிர்ந்து கொள்ள சில வரிகள் மட்டும் தருகிறேன்.

செய்தி: 1

Editorial

January 4, 2012

Nigeria's twin challenges

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/article2772428.ece

The population of Nigeria is made up more or less equally of Christians and Muslims, with a small minority following traditional religion. The first crisis was triggered by deadly Christmas Day bombings near the national capital, Abuja, and in the city of Jos, about 200km away; 49 people were killed and scores injured.

Secondly, persistent and widening inequalities, with poverty especially severe in the Muslim-majority north, alienate citizens and give fundamentalists ready audiences.

Moreover, leaders of Boko Haram, which demands the nationwide adoption of an extreme form of the Sharia law, claim that al-Qaida in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) has assisted them; AQIM has also publicly praised the Nigerian group.

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செய்தி - 2:

http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/op-ed/article2772464.ece

A long, sad year after Salman Taseer's killing

Pervez Hoodbhoy

One year ago, the assassination of Salman Taseer, Governor of Punjab, shook liberal and secular Pakistan to the core. Never had the country looked so rudderless.

Fearlessly championing a deeply unpopular cause, this brave man had sought to revisit the country's blasphemy law which he perceived as yet another means of intimidating Pakistan's embattled religious minorities. This law — which is unique in having death as the minimum penalty — would have sent to the gallows an illiterate Christian peasant woman, Aasia Bibi, who stood accused by her Muslim neighbours after a noisy dispute. Taseer's publicly voiced concern for human life earned him 26 high-velocity bullets from one of his security guards, Malik Mumtaz Qadri. The other guards watched silently.

In the long, sad, year more followed. Justice Pervez Ali Shah, the brave judge who ultimately sentenced Taseer's murderer in spite of receiving death threats, has fled the country. Aasia Bibi is rotting away in jail, reportedly in solitary confinement and in acute psychological distress. Shahbaz Taseer, the Governor's son, was abducted in late August — presumably by Qadri's sympathisers. He remains untraceable. Shahbaz Bhatti, the only Christian member of Parliament and another vocal voice against the blasphemy law, was assassinated weeks later on March 2.

Spontaneous celebrations

a murderous unrepentant mutineer had been instantly transformed into a national hero.

the imam of Lahore's Badshahi Masjid declined the government's request to lead the funeral prayers. (ஆனால் நம்ம ஊர்ல ஒசாமாவுக்கு இறுதிச் சடங்குகள் செய்ய ஆளாளுக்குப் போட்டி ...!)

Television screens around the world showed the nauseating spectacle of hundreds of lawyers feting a murderer, showering rose petals upon him, and pledging to defend him pro-bono. (சட்டம் தன் கடமையைச் செய்யும்!![:p] )

In his court testimony, a smugly defiant assassin declared that he had executed Allah's will. Justice Asif agreed, saying that Qadri had “merely done his duty as a security guard”. (என்னே ஒரு இறைப் பற்று!!! கொலை செய்யும் போது கூட ஏன் உங்கள் மக்கள் 'அல்லாஹு அக்பர்' என்று சொல்ல வேண்டும் என்று கேட்டிருந்தேன்; இதுவரை அதற்குப் பதிலேதும் இல்லை.)

It is surely impossible to hear all khutbas, but a few hundred ones have been recorded on tape by researchers, transcribed into Urdu, translated into English, and categorised by subject at www.mashalbooks.org.

Often using abusive language, the mullahs excoriate their enemies: America, India, .. Hindus....

they breathe fire against the enemies of Islam and modernity. Music is condemned to be evil, together with life insurance a...

In frenzied speeches they put women at the centre of all ills, demand that they be confined to the home, covered in purdah, and forbidden to use lipstick or go to beauty parlours.(ஒழுக்கம்னா இதல்லவா ஒழுக்கம்![:@] )

The 19-year-old illiterate who killed Raj Pal, the publisher of the book Rangeela Rasool, subsequently executed by the British, was held in the highest esteem by the founders of Pakistan, Muhammad Iqbal and Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Jinnah had been Ghazi Ilm Din's lawyer.



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