Fatwa Haram SIS: Pemuda PAS Sokong Mais

Diterbitkan: Rabu, 5 November 2014 3:35 PM

Muhammad Khalil Abdul Hadi

PETALING JAYA: Pendirian dan tindakan Sisters In Islam (SIS) selama ini mewajarkan ia diharamkan serta merta tanpa kompromi, demikian kata Timbalan Ketua Dewan Pemuda PAS (DPP), Muhammad Khalil Abdul Hadi.

Malahan, DPP juga menganggap ketegasan terhadap pertubuhan bukan kerajaan (NGO) itu perlu kerana kedegilannya telah mencetus pelbagai polemik fahaman dan pegangan umat Islam di negara ini.

Fatwa sesatkan Sisters in Islam: Kenapa takut berhujah?

Tiga bulan lepas, negeri Selangor telah mengeluarkan fatwa bahawa Sisters in Islam (SIS) adalah sesat dan menyeleweng daripada ajaran Islam atas dasar pemikiran liberalisme dan pluralisme agama.

Sementara itu, pada tahun 2006 Jawatankuasa Fatwa Majlis Kebangsaan telah mengeluarkan fatwa tentang pemikiran liberal yang mengandungi ciri-ciri pemikiran liberal dan memutuskan bahawa Aliran Pemikiran Liberal adalah ajaran sesat dan menyeleweng daripada Syariat Islam.

Tulisan ini bukanlah hendak menghukum atau menentang fatwa tersebut tetapi saya hanya ingin mengutarakan beberapa hal berkaitan fatwa tersebut.

"Sisters in Islam" Dah Murtad?

Monday, November 7, 2011

Sejarah "Sisters in ISlam" membuktikan kepada kita mereka menyokong segala yang Islam larang dan tentang.

Dari ingatan Tulang Besi sahaja, "Sisters in Islam" telah:

1.0 Menentang perlaksanaan hukum hudud di Terengganu sekaligus membantu usaha UMNO melemahkan PAS

1.1 Menggunakan taktik kotor dan menyebarkan interpretasi bohong terhadap hukum hudud

1.2 Membawa ajaran2 baru dan ganjil berkaitan hukum hudud

1.3 Menakutkan wanita2 seluruh dunia berkaitan hukum Allah SWT

1.4 Menyebarkan fitnah2 terhadap perlaksanaan hukum Allah SWT

1.5 Menolak hukum rejam, sebat dan bunuh bagi orang murtad

14 NGO Islam Pahang selar Sisters in Islam dan JAG

KUANTAN: Sebanyak 14 badan bukan kerajaan (NGO) Islam di Pahang hari ini menyelar Kumpulan Tindakan Bersama untuk Persamaan Jantina (JAG) dan Sisters In Islam (SIs) berhubung kenyataan dua badan itu yang menganggap hukuman ke atas model sambilan, Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarnor sebagai kejam.

Menurut jurucakap 14 NGO Islam di Pahang itu, Amidi Abdul Manan, mereka juga meminta dua badan berkenaan menarik balik kenyataan itu dan memohon maaf secara terbuka kepada seluruh umat Islam di negara ini.

"Enakmen Pentadbiran Ugama dan Adat Resam Negeri Pahang 1982 (Pindaan 1987) adalah di bawah kuasa Mahkamah Syariah yang diperkenankan Sultan Pahang. Menghina undangundang syariah adalah bererti menghina Sultan Pahang.

"Kita juga menuntut penganut agama lain tidak mencampuri dan mempertikaikan urusan agama Islam," katanya kepada pemberita di sini.

Barubaru ini JAG dan SIS dalam laporan sebuah akhbar menyifatkan hukuman sebat ke atas Kartika Sari Dewi sebagai kejam, mencabuli hak manusia antarabangsa dan menjatuhkan maruah seseorang.

Kartika dihukum denda RM5,000 dan enam sebatan oleh Mahkamah Tinggi Syariah pada 20 Julai lepas selepas mengaku salah minum arak di sebuah hotel di Cherating pada 11 Julai 2008.

Hukuman sebat itu kemudian ditangguhkan barubaru ini bagi menghormati bulan puasa. Amidi yang juga Timbalan Presiden Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia berkata pihaknya juga akan mendapatkan perintah mahkamah bagi menghalang JAG dan SIS serta pihakpihak lain daripada membuat sebarang kenyataan yang mempertikaikan sebarang pelaksanaan hukuman berkaitan agama Islam.

"Kami juga menyokong sepenuhnya hukuman yang dijatuhkan Mahkamah Tinggi Syariah Kuantan dan menyokong sepenuhnya sikap dan pendirian Kartika Sari Dewi dan keluarganya berhubung kerelaannya menerima hukuman yang bakal dilaksanakan itu," katanya.

Selain itu beliau berkata kerajaan juga diminta bertindak tegas terhadap pihak yang mencabar kedudukan Islam dan perundangan syariah yang telah dijamin dalam perlembagaan negara.

"Kita juga telah membuat satu laporan polis terhadap JAG dan SIS berhubung kenyataan yang menghina Islam itu di balai polis daerah Kuantan hari ini," katanya.

14 badan berkenaan ialah Angkatan Belia Islam Malaysia Pahang (ABIM), Peguampeguam Syarie Negeri Pahang, Jemaah Islah Malaysia Negeri Pahang (JIM), Himpunan Lepasan Institusi Pengajian Tinggi Malaysia Pahang, Ikatan Muslimin Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia Chinese Muslim Association negeri Pahang, Pekida Pahang, Badan Nadwah Ummah Negeri Pahang, Wadah Pencerdasan Ummah negeri Pahang, Ikatan Pengkajian Islam Pahang, Majlis Kebajikan India Muslim Pahang, Persatuan Melayu Kuantan, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Islam Malaysia Pahang dan Persatuan Kebangsaan Pelajar Islam Malaysia Pahang.

Pada perkembangan berkaitan, Amidi berkata pihaknya juga akan menganjurkan satu seminar berkaitan pelaksanaan hukuman sebat di dewan Jabatan Agama Islam Pahang pada 25 Okt depan.

"Kita juga akan mengendalikan demonstrasi hukuman itu, butiran lengkap berkenaan seminar masih diperhalusi," katanya.BERNAMA

SIS dan JAG - ‘Tolak hukum Islam murtad’ : Harussani

Oleh Maiamalina Mohamed Aminmaiamalina@hmetro.com.my

KUALA LUMPUR: “Kalau kita menolak hukum Islam, itu murtad namanya,” tegas Mufti Perak, Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria mengulas cadangan Kumpulan Tindakan Bersama untuk Persamaan Jantina (JAG) dianggotai Sisters in Islam dan beberapa pertubuhan bukan kerajaan (NGO) lain supaya hukuman sebat dalam undang-undang syariah dinilai sekali gus dimansuhkan.

JAG yang dibangun atas nama pembela hak asasi manusia sebelum itu menggesa kerajaan menilai kembali dan memansuhkan undang-undang syariah yang menerapkan hukuman sebatan berikutan menurut mereka dianggap mendera selain mencabul prinsip hak asasi manusia antarabangsa yang menganggapnya kejam, tidak berperikemanusiaan dan menjatuhkan maruah.

Mereka turut mendakwa mengikut peruntukan Seksyen 289 Kanun Acara Jenayah menyebut dengan jelas wanita dilarang daripada tindakan sebat sekali gus bercanggah dengan sebatan mengikut undang-undang Syariah yang aktif dijalankan Perlis, Pahang dan Kelantan.

Mengulas isu itu, Harussani berkata, Allah SWT secara terang menyebut dalam al-Quran bahawa apa yang didatangkan dan dihukum Rasullah s.a.w hendaklah diambil sekali gus diikuti, manakala larangannya perlu dipatuhi dan jangan sesekali diamalkan dalam kehidupan harian.

STONE: walaupun akhir-akhir ini aku kurang bersetuju dengan Mufti UMNO ini, tapi untuk kali ini aku menyokong apa yang beliau katakan diatas. Memang patutlah SIS diharamakan. Tindak tanduk badan NGO ini yang pada namanya saja Islam, tapi dari orang-orang didalamnya hinggalah kepada tindakan dan kenyataan-kenyataan nya tidak menunjukkan yang mereke itu Islam. Umpamanya mereka tidak bersetuju yang bertudung itu WAJIB. Mereka meminta agar dimansuhkan undang-undang syariah. Apakah ini Islam?

Kartika mungkin saman SIS - Peguam

Kartika tells govt, NGOs to butt out

By Debra Chong @ TMI

KUALA KANGSAR, Sept 24 – It has been three months since she was sentenced to six strokes of the rotan and a RM5,000 fine for drinking beer in a Pahang nightclub.

And now. Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno, the Muslim mother of two whose sentence made headlines all over the world, hopes the authorities will just get on with the whipping which had been put off till after the holy fasting month of Ramadan.

Her lawyer had written recently to the Pahang Syariah High Court in Kuantan, asking for the date when the whipping is to be carried out but have yet to receive a reply, reporters were told today.

Lawyer Adham Jamalullail Ibrahim, who was also present at an impromptu press conference here today, appealed to the various parties that had been making public statements over Kartika's case to stop interfering in her personal life.

The lawyer included in his list of “meddlers” the federal government and non-governmental organisation, Sisters in Islam (SIS), which had recently filed for a judicial review against Kartika's sentence.

He pointed out that Kartika had repeatedly and clearly stated she would not appeal against her sentence and asked the parties to respect his client's decision.

He added that they may take legal action against these parties for trying to force his client to do something against her wishes.

“We may sue Sisters in Islam for damages,” the lawyer said, adding that Kartika had not given her permission to them to act on her behalf.

Adham, who is an Ipoh-based Syariah lawyer, had recently taken over Kartika's case from the previous lawyer appointed by the Kuantan Syariah High Court to act for her during the trial.

He told reporters he had also applied to the court on Sept 16 to be included in any legal action involving Kartika, and asked for a copy of the court papers to find out what had taken place during the trial itself as the trial lawyer could not be contacted.

Speaking to reporters today at her family's Aidilfitri open house party at camp Lang Buana, a scenic homestay camp owned by her father near here, Kartika said this year's celebration has been no less enjoyable.

It overlooks the Perak river in Karai, somewhere in between the road from here to Sungai Siput.
“I just wants to get on with my life”, she said, reaching for her younger child who had ambled out from back verandah.

But until the sentence is executed, she is unable to move forward, Kartika related, aided by her father and elder sister who hovered at her elbows.

The 32-year-old was previously reported to have voiced plans to further her studies. But asked today about her plans for after the caning, Kartika dressed in a demure olive green head scarf and floral baju kurung only smiled.

Elder sister Ratna Seri Dewi, 34, swooped in to her rescue, telling reporters that Kartika was unable to make plans when her future was murky – she could not even say when she could return to Singapore, where her husband works and her two children, a boy and a girl aged seven and five respectively, go to school.

The petite lady with the big smile said she had been preparing for the whipping ever since receiving the verdict from the Pahang Syariah High Court in Kuantan last July.

“I pray,” she answered in a soft voice, her big eyes framed by spectacles cast downwards when asked how she has been “preparing” for the punishment.

Ratna jumped in to elaborate, saying her sister has been performing extra prayers, mostly at night, in addition to the compulsory five times daily prayers required by Islam.

The lush green surroundings have also helped her calm and focus her mind, which had been under stress from the sudden international spotlight over her case, Kartika added.

The controversy over her sentence has drawn the world's attention on Malaysia’s dual-track justice system which provides for separate and additional punishment for Muslims under Syariah laws.

Asked if she thinks the sentence meted out was fair, she paused, drew in a deep breath and said: “I can't say.”