Malediivit: Vain islamin julkinen harjoittaminen laillista

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Malediivien presidentti Mohamed Nasheed, edustaja Ibrahim Muttalib Fares-Maathoda ja Islamilaisten asioiden ministeri Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed ovat ymmärtäneet rauhan ja suvaitsevaisuuden uskonnon väärin. Presidentti on pyytänyt uskonoppineiden mielipidettä Sharian määräyksistä toisuskoisten oikeuksista islamilaisessa valtiossa.

>>>President Mohamed Nasheed said yesterday he would seek advice from religious scholars on Islam’s position on allowing non-Muslims to worship in an Islamic community.

In his radio weekly address, the president said the constitution was "very clear" that laws contrary to Islam could not be made or enacted.

"It has become very important for me to find out what Islamic sharia says about not allowing foreigners who want to worship other religions in the Maldives," he said.>>>

Toisuskoisten julkista uskonnonharjoittamista ja uskonnollisten rakenneusten rakentamista ollaan kieltämässä sharia-lain nojalla.

>>>Last week, a bill proposed by independent MP Ibrahim Muttalib Fares-Maathoda on outlawing places of worship for non-Muslims was sent to committee for further review with unanimous consent of all MPs who participated in the vote.

At the sitting, Muttalib said he learned that inquiries had been made with the government on establishing places of worship for expatriates and there was no law to forbid it.

I believe the bill is essential because the constitution does not forbid places of worship
Abdullah bin Mohamed Ibrahim
President of NGO Salaf Jamiyya

“The other thing we have to think about today is that the government is considering establishing wedding tourism in the country and this will indirectly set up churches in the country,” he said.

While the bill states that foreigners or expatriates will be allowed to worship in the privacy of their homes, involving Maldivians or encouraging them to participate will be an offence.

The bill specifies a jail term of three to five years or a fine of between Rf36,000 (US$2,800) and Rf60,000 (US$4,669) for those in violation of the law.

Several MPs called for longer jail terms and higher fines, while others said foreigners in violation of the law should be deported.

But, some MPs argued the law was unnecessary as the constitution states that Islam shall be the basis of all laws and non-Muslims cannot be citizens.>>>

Aloite hyväksyttiin yksimielisesti vaikka soraääniä aloitteen muodosta kuultiin kesken käsittelyn. Osa edustajista vaati kansalaisuuden rajaamista vain muslimeille ja lakia rikkovien ulkomaalaisten karkoitusta tai kovempia vapausrangaistuksia.

Kuinka Malediivien poliittinen johto on voinutkaan ymmärtää rauhan ja suvaitsevaisuuden islamin näin väärin?! Ovat tainneet lukea palstan uskonsankarien kirjoituksia vähän liiankin innokkaasti, eiks nii Aapo?

Maldives News : http://www.minivannews.com/news_detail.php?id=7755

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