இலங்கைத் தமிழர் பிரச்சினை தொடர்பாக, பிரதமரைச் சந்தித்துப் பேசுவீர்களா? பிரதமரிடமும், ஐ.மு., கூட்டணி தலைவர் சோனியாவிடமும் இது சம்பந்தமாக பேசி வருகிறோம். மத்திய அமைச்சர்கள் பாலு, ராஜா மூலமாக, இலங்கையில் போர் நிறுத்தம் குறித்து மத்திய அரசிடம் வலியுறுத்தி வருகிறோம். இலங்கைத் தமிழர் பிரச்சினையில் தி.மு.க., செயற்குழு தீர்மானத்தின் படியும், அனைத்துக் கட்சிகளின் கூட்ட தீர்மானத்தின் படியும், தி.மு.க., ஒரே நிலைப்பாட்டைக் கொண்டுள்ளது.
16.11.2008. கிளிநொச்சி, பூநகரிப் பகுதியில் நிலைகொண்டிருந்த விடுதலைப் புலி உறுப்பினர்கள் பரந்தன் மற்றும் ஆனையிறவு பகுதிகளை நோக்கி தப்பிச் சென்றுள்ளதாக பாதுகாப்பு புலனாய்வுப் பிரிவினருக்கு தகவல் கிடைத்துள்ளது என்று இராணுவ பேச்சாளர் பிரிகேடியர் உதண நாணாயக்கார தெரிவித்தார். பூநகரி பிரதேசத்தைக் கைப்பற்றி அங்கு நிலைகொண்டுள்ள படையினர் தற்போது பரந்தன் மற்றும் ஆனையிறவு பிரதேசங்களை நோக்கியே முன்னகர்வு முயற்சிகளை மேற்கொண்டு வருகின்றனர். அதனால் அப்பிரதேசங்களில் மறைந்திருப்பதாகத் தெரிவிக்கப்படும் விடுதலைப் புலிகளின் இலக்குகள் மீது தற்போது தாக்குதல்கள் மேற்கொள்ளப்பட்டு வருவதாகவும் அவர் மேலும் [...]
சுபி இஸ்லாமெல்லாம் இந்துக்களை மதம் மாற்றுவதற்குத்தான்.
தேவையான அளவு மதம் மாற்றியவுடன் சூபி வேஷத்தை கலைத்துவிட வேண்டியதுதான்
அப்படியும் யாராவது சூபி என்று வேஷம் போட்டால், அடித்து, உதைத்து, சவுக்கால அடித்து நாட்டை விட்டு துரத்திவிட வேண்டுமாம்.
அதனைத்தான் ஈரான் இந்த சூபி இஸ்லாமியருக்கு செய்துள்ளது.
Iran condemns Sufi to jail, flogging and exile
Published Date: November 16, 2008
TEHRAN: Iran's judiciary has sentenced a member of one of the country's largest Sufi sects to five years in jail, flogging and exile for spreading lies, the moderate Kargozaran newspaper reported yesterday. The report identified the man as Amir Ali Mohammad Labaf, member of the Nematollahis or Gonabadi Dervishes order based in the northeastern province of Khorassan Razavi.
Labaf was convicted by a court in Iran's clerical nerve center of Qom after it ruled that his holding of prayers as a Sufi was "a case of spreading lies," the report added, without elaborating. In addition to the five-year prison term, Labaf was sentenced to 74 lashes and exile to the southeastern town of Babak. Security forces have been involved in a number of clashes between the Muslim mystics and Shiite worshippers in the past few years.
Sufi worship is not illegal in Iran but the practice is frowned upon by many conservative clerics who regard it as an affront to Islam. The Islamic mysticism followed by an array of Sufi orders since the early centuries of the faith has always aroused suspicion among orthodox Muslims, whether Shiite or Sunni. In Shiite Islam, some Sufi orders have been further tarnished by the accusation of heresy because of their association with the unorthodox Alevi faith practiced in parts of Syria and Turkey. - AFP
தேவையான அளவு மதம் மாற்றியவுடன் சூபி வேஷத்தை கலைத்துவிட வேண்டியதுதான்
அப்படியும் யாராவது சூபி என்று வேஷம் போட்டால், அடித்து, உதைத்து, சவுக்கால அடித்து நாட்டை விட்டு துரத்திவிட வேண்டுமாம்.
அதனைத்தான் ஈரான் இந்த சூபி இஸ்லாமியருக்கு செய்துள்ளது.
Iran condemns Sufi to jail, flogging and exile
Published Date: November 16, 2008
TEHRAN: Iran's judiciary has sentenced a member of one of the country's largest Sufi sects to five years in jail, flogging and exile for spreading lies, the moderate Kargozaran newspaper reported yesterday. The report identified the man as Amir Ali Mohammad Labaf, member of the Nematollahis or Gonabadi Dervishes order based in the northeastern province of Khorassan Razavi.
Labaf was convicted by a court in Iran's clerical nerve center of Qom after it ruled that his holding of prayers as a Sufi was "a case of spreading lies," the report added, without elaborating. In addition to the five-year prison term, Labaf was sentenced to 74 lashes and exile to the southeastern town of Babak. Security forces have been involved in a number of clashes between the Muslim mystics and Shiite worshippers in the past few years.
Sufi worship is not illegal in Iran but the practice is frowned upon by many conservative clerics who regard it as an affront to Islam. The Islamic mysticism followed by an array of Sufi orders since the early centuries of the faith has always aroused suspicion among orthodox Muslims, whether Shiite or Sunni. In Shiite Islam, some Sufi orders have been further tarnished by the accusation of heresy because of their association with the unorthodox Alevi faith practiced in parts of Syria and Turkey. - AFP
படிக்க விரும்பி பள்ளிக்கூடத்துக்கு சென்றார்களாம்.
இஸ்லாமுக்கு எதிரான இத்தகைய நடவடிக்கையை எப்படி இஸ்லாமிய போராளிகளால் பொறுத்துக்கொள்ள முடியும்?
ஆசிட் ஊற்றிவிட்டார்கள்.
இருந்தாலும் பெண்கள் பள்ளிக்கு செல்லப்போவதாக கூறிவிட்டார்கள்.
Afghan girl says acid attack won't stop her lessons
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KABUL (Reuters) - A victim of an acid attack on schoolgirls in Afghanistan said Saturday she was determined to stay in school and finish her education even if that meant risking death.
The girl, who gave her name as just Shamsia, was the most seriously injured of a group of girls attacked outside their school by unidentified men in the southern city of Kandahar on Wednesday.
"I'll continue my schooling even if they try to kill me. I won't stop going to school," Shamsia said from her bed at Afghanistan's main military hospital in Kabul.
Shamsia, 17, suffered damage to one of her eyes when the men pulled off the girls' head scarves and threw acid in their faces. She has been brought to hospital in the capital for treatment.
There was no claim of responsibility for the attack but it bore the hallmarks of the Taliban, who banned girls from school during their hardline rule from 1996 to 2001.
The insurgents have attacked and destroyed hundreds of schools across the country since they were forced from power in 2001, after the September 11 attacks on the United States.
While some teachers and school caretakers have been killed, most of the attacks on schools have been at night and violence against children has been rare.
The attack on the schoolgirls has shocked a country long used to violence. President Hamid Karzai said the men responsible were the enemies of education.
Shamsia, much of her face covered in a yellow ointment, said she had to finish her lessons to help the country.
"I'll continue going to lessons. I'm studying to be able to build our country," she said.
Senior education official Najiba Nuristani, who was visiting Shamsia in hospital, was also defiant.
"These incidents, these suicide attacks, can not stop education in Afghanistan, especially for girls," she said.
Shamsia's doctor, Mohammad Wali, said the girl had suffered damage to an eye but was in good condition. A medical panel would decide if she needed to be sent to India for treatment, he said.
(Writing by Robert Birsel; Editing by Jeremy Laurence)
சென்னை, தியாகராய நகரில் போலீஸ் போல நடித்த 2 டிப்டாப் ஆசாமிகள் ஆந்திர நகை வியாபாரியை ஏமற்றி 62 பவுன் நகையை கொள்ளையடித்து சென்றனர்.
கேரள கன்யாஸ்திரி மடத்துக்குள் நடக்கும் கூத்துக்களை பற்றி எழுதியதால், அந்த கன்யாஸ்திரிக்கு கடும் தொந்தரவுகளை கத்தோலிக்க சர்ச் உருவாக்குகிறது.
Is convent harassing Kerala nun for tell-all writing?
Nov 8th, 2008 | By Sindh Today | Category: India
Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 8 (IANS) The relatives of a 59-year-old nun in Kerala say she has been forcibly kept in mental hospitals for over a month to stop her from publishing details of 'undesirable goings-on' at her convent, in another controversy to hit the church in the state.
Treesa Thomas, a nun at the Divine Mary Convent at Anchal in Kollam district, 50 km from here, was first admitted to a private hospital in Idukki district in October and then shifted to the Government Mental Hospital here on the grounds that she is mentally unstable.
But her relatives as well as a state women's commission member have said that she seems to be in perfect health.
Thomas' nephew Santhosh Joseph said: 'She had last month called up my brother Benny in Ireland asking him to save her because she was being tormented by her superiors at the convent.
'It was only after Benny arrived that we came to know why our aunt was being harassed. Our aunt has given a diary that contains details of the happenings at the convent which made the superiors upset and prompted them to say our aunt is mentally unstable,' said Santhosh.
Benny arrived last month and complained to the Kerala State Women's Commission and the Kerala State Human Rights Commission.
'Following this, P.K. Sainaba, a member of the Women's Commission, met our aunt at the private hospital and has since submitted a report to the government stating that our aunt has no ailment.'
Sainaba told IANS that she spent more than an hour with Treesa and found her in perfect shape.
'Even though I am not a psychiatrist, I am certain after my conversation with her that she is a normal person. She said she was being harassed because she had written about certain undesirable events in a book which she wanted to publish. This was objected to by the convent authorities,' said Sainaba.
Sainaba said she has submitted a report to the state government detailing the harassment being meted out to the nun.
Contrary to the statements of the convent authorities, Santhosh's mother, who is Treesa's sister-in-law, said there was no history of mental instability in the nun's family.
'To the best of our knowledge, we don't know of any such family member with mental instability,' said Santhosh's mother.
Abdul Bari, the doctor who is treating Treesa at the Government Mental Hospital here, said she had been there for the past week.
Kerala State Human Rights Commission member Justice A. Lekshmikutty said she had received a complaint about the case from Benny and asked the convent authorities to appear before her Monday.
This is the latest in a series of controversies to hit the church in Kerala.
In August, Sister Anupa Mary, a 24-year-old, committed suicide in her convent in Kollam after allegedly being sexually abused by her superior.
The mystery over the death of Sister Abhaya, whose body was found in a well in St.Pious Convent in Kottayam in 1992, also continues. Last week, the high court said the Kerala unit of the CBI should take up the investigation.
Is convent harassing Kerala nun for tell-all writing?
Nov 8th, 2008 | By Sindh Today | Category: India
Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 8 (IANS) The relatives of a 59-year-old nun in Kerala say she has been forcibly kept in mental hospitals for over a month to stop her from publishing details of 'undesirable goings-on' at her convent, in another controversy to hit the church in the state.
Treesa Thomas, a nun at the Divine Mary Convent at Anchal in Kollam district, 50 km from here, was first admitted to a private hospital in Idukki district in October and then shifted to the Government Mental Hospital here on the grounds that she is mentally unstable.
But her relatives as well as a state women's commission member have said that she seems to be in perfect health.
Thomas' nephew Santhosh Joseph said: 'She had last month called up my brother Benny in Ireland asking him to save her because she was being tormented by her superiors at the convent.
'It was only after Benny arrived that we came to know why our aunt was being harassed. Our aunt has given a diary that contains details of the happenings at the convent which made the superiors upset and prompted them to say our aunt is mentally unstable,' said Santhosh.
Benny arrived last month and complained to the Kerala State Women's Commission and the Kerala State Human Rights Commission.
'Following this, P.K. Sainaba, a member of the Women's Commission, met our aunt at the private hospital and has since submitted a report to the government stating that our aunt has no ailment.'
Sainaba told IANS that she spent more than an hour with Treesa and found her in perfect shape.
'Even though I am not a psychiatrist, I am certain after my conversation with her that she is a normal person. She said she was being harassed because she had written about certain undesirable events in a book which she wanted to publish. This was objected to by the convent authorities,' said Sainaba.
Sainaba said she has submitted a report to the state government detailing the harassment being meted out to the nun.
Contrary to the statements of the convent authorities, Santhosh's mother, who is Treesa's sister-in-law, said there was no history of mental instability in the nun's family.
'To the best of our knowledge, we don't know of any such family member with mental instability,' said Santhosh's mother.
Abdul Bari, the doctor who is treating Treesa at the Government Mental Hospital here, said she had been there for the past week.
Kerala State Human Rights Commission member Justice A. Lekshmikutty said she had received a complaint about the case from Benny and asked the convent authorities to appear before her Monday.
This is the latest in a series of controversies to hit the church in Kerala.
In August, Sister Anupa Mary, a 24-year-old, committed suicide in her convent in Kollam after allegedly being sexually abused by her superior.
The mystery over the death of Sister Abhaya, whose body was found in a well in St.Pious Convent in Kottayam in 1992, also continues. Last week, the high court said the Kerala unit of the CBI should take up the investigation.
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