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وا صادقاه..وا صادقاه
وا صادقاه..وا صادقاه
عبدالجليل السنكيس
21يوليو2010
لقد تطاولت الأيدي الآثمة على بيت من بيوت الله، ولا يوجد من يهب دفاعاً عن ذلك البيت إلا القلة القليلة التي رأت في ذلك منكراً لا يمكن السكوت عنه. فعموم المؤسسات المجتمعية بما فيها الصناديق والمراكز والهيئات والجمعيات- بأنواعها- لم تحرك ساكناً يعبر عن إيمانها بحقها وحق الآخرين في ممارسة طقوسهم وتعبدهم لله. في بلد مسلم، يتوقع أن يهب المسلمون، دون الحاجة لتوجيه، للدفاع عن بيت من بيوت الله المنتهكة حرمته، وفي بلد فيه مستوى التدين والإعتقاد الديني مستوى متميز أن ترفع الأصوات عالياً في احتجاج شديد على ما قام به النظام من انتهاك حرمة مسجد الصادق ومنع المصلين من الوصول له والتحكم في صلاة الجماعة ومن يؤمهم.
لقد استضعف النظام في البحرين أتباع "الصادق (ع)" لدرجة انه اجترأ على مقدساتهم ومعتقداتهم وأماكن صلاتهم وتعبدهم، وآخرها الاعتداء على مسجد الصادق بمنقطة القفول في العاصمة المنامة.. فذاك مسجد "شيعة"!!، وليعذرني الأخوة على هذا الطرح الذي لا استزيغه، ولكنه الحقيقة. فلو كان ذلك المكان كنيسة أو دير من الدير التي يتعبد فيه المسيحيون، لقامت الدنيا ولم تقعد، وأتوقع أن يرسل البابا موفده الخاص من الفاتيكان في روما ليقابل الحاكم ويسجل اعتراضه ويطالب بلهجة شديدة ان تقدم السلطة الإعتذار وترد الاعتبار للكنيسة وتعد بعدم تكرار ما حدث.
ولو حدث أن تم الإعتداء على الكنيس (Synagogue) "معبد اليهود" الوحيد الموجود في البحرين، لطالبت منظمة أيباك الصهيونية المتزمتة التي تتواصل مع خالد الخليفة- وزير الخارجية، تطالبه بأن يتم محاكمة القائد العسكري الذي قاد الهجوم، وتنحية وزير الداخلية المسئول الرسمي عنه.
أما لو كان لأخواننا وأحبتنا أهل الجماعة، فأتوقع- على أقل تقدير- أن لا تخلوا خطب صلاة الجماعة من الحديث عن الموضوع والمطالبة بمحاسبة المعتدين، تتبعها لقاءات مع وزير الشئون الإسلامية والداخلية وبقية المسئولين في الدولة. طبعاً لو كان الأمر في بلد آخر غير البحرين، لكان ردة الفعل الشعبية، والمؤسساتية (النخبوية)، مختلفة تماماً. تتصف بالشدة، إن لم تكن بالعنف تجاه هذا العمل الإجرامي.
فرد الفعل تجاه الإعتداء والإزدراء والتهجم على العقيدة والمعتقد وما يمثلها عادة ما تكون قوية وعنيفة، خصوصاً بين المتمسكين لتلك المعتقدات، حيث تصل ردة الفعل للإقتتال والدماء. وقد قال الله تعالى في كتابه المجيد، متوعداً من يمنع ذكره في أي من المساجد- بيوت الله- ويعتدي على المصلين والذاكرين ويتحكم فيها بما يشاء، بقوله تعالى: {وَمَنْ أَظْلَمُ مِمَّن مَّنَعَ مَسَاجِدَ اللّهِ أَن يُذْكَرَ فِيهَا اسْمُهُ وَسَعَى فِي خَرَابِهَا أُوْلَئِكَ مَا كَانَ لَهُمْ أَن يَدْخُلُوهَا إِلاَّ خَآئِفِينَ لهُمْ فِي الدُّنْيَا خِزْيٌ وَلَهُمْ فِي الآخِرَةِ عَذَابٌ عَظِيمٌ} (114) سورة البقرة.
ليس المنع من الصلاة وطرد المصلين من أداءها في أحد بيوت الله هو الإنتهاك الوحيد والأوحد، ولا الأول. فلقد سبقها المنع من بناء المساجد والمآتم (جامع العالي شمالي قرية كرباباد، مسجد الرفاع الشرقي، مأتم مدينة حمد، وغيرها)، أما مصادرة الأوقاف من أراضي وعقارات من قبل الديوان برئاسة وزيره الطائفي، والتي بلغت مئات الملايين من الدنانير، وحرمان المساجد والمآتم من الإستفادة من أوقافها في اعادة بناءها وترميمها، وأما هدم المساجد ومنع اعادة بناءها أو تعطيل ذلك، فالارقام كبيرة وكبيرة جداً تعبر عن استهداف واضح جلي لمتبعي الامام الصادق عليه السلام.
ونحن لا نتحدث عن الحق في الإعلام الديني عبر الإذاعة والتلفزيون، فذلك من المحرمات، ولا نتكلم عن التواصل مع مراكز الذكر والثقافة وشخصياتها، خصوصاً في موسم عاشوراء، فذلك ممنوع،حتى وإن تكلم المدعو عن الروحانيات والاخلاق. وأما عن التعليم الديني والتاريخ الحقيقي لشعب البحرين الأصيل، فذلك تابو ولا يمكن تناوله. فعلى أبناء وبنات متبعي الصادق عليه السلام التعلم على غير علمه ومذهبه، ومن لا يريد ذلك، كحق أصيل حفظته الشرائع والمواثيق الإنسانية (كاتفاقية الطفل مثلا)، فما عليه إلا إن يمنع ابنه وابنته من التعليم أو أن يغادر وطنه البحرين.
أما سياسية وثقافيا واقتصادياً، فلا أحتاج ان افصل عن التهميش وخطط الإلغاء والتغييب التي يقودها الديوان الملكي. فيكفي أن أصبح اتباع الصادق هم الاقلية على جميع المستويات وفي جميع المناصب.
هذه بعض ملامح التوجه البغيض الذي يقوده الشيخ حمد و ديوانه ونظامه تجاه شيعة البحرين وأتباع مذهب الصادق عليه السلام. وقد توج ذلك ببرنامج احلال لشعب البحرين الأصيل واستيراد لشعب غير معروف الهوية يتوخى منه الولاء والمصداقية.
واصادقاه..نداء نجدة واستنجاد لكل حصار على أتباعه ومريديه.. واصادقاه دعوة لفك الحصار على مسجد الصادق في القفول وغيره من المساجد.. واصادقاه.. مطالبة للنظام على رأسه حمد بن عيسى لإعادة الإعتبار لاتباع الصادق من أبناء هذا الشعب الأصيل. حقوقهم الدينية والسياسية والإقتصادية والثقافية وغيرها.. واصادقاه دعوة لكل أبناء الشعب ليهب مطالباً بحقه في العبادة والتعبد وممارسة حياته الطبيعية على جميع المستويات.
واصادقاه.. رفض لظلم الديوان ومؤامراته وخططه ضد الشعب الأصيل، ولاسيما ضد شيعته وأتباع مذهب الصادق عليه السلام.
وا صادقاه..مطالبة بتجاوز الإختلافات السياسية والحزبية للدفاع- بشكل متضامن وقوي- عن حيض الإسلام وعن المسجد وحق العبادة والتعبد لشيعة البحرين. وما ضاع حق وراءه مطالب.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
HAQ: Movement of Liberties and Democracy- Bahrain
حق: حركة الحريات والدموقراطية- البحرين
مكتب حقوق الإنسان ..Human Rights Bureau
www.haaq.org, Email: HAAQ.Bahrain@gmail.com
Banned from prayer and addressing arayers in Al-Sadeq Shia Mosque
Arrest and later release of Sh. Al-Muqdad
20 July 2010
The Bahraini Authorities is continuously deploying armed forces, made of mercenaries of different nationalities, to prevent Shia citizens from freely exercising their religious freedom, and also prevent their political and human rights activists from addressing people and express their views and exchange stances and postures. These acts are source of instability and social unrests as exemplified by the numerous and the daily protests and confrontations between MOI forces and protestors in villages.
The latest event in this issue is when armed Special Forces were deployed this morning to arrest Shaikh Mohamed Habib Al-Meqdad, a well known social activist and a scholar, alleging that he refrained from attending a public prosecution (PP) summon issued a day earlier. The PP accused Sh. Al-Muqdad of calling for illegal gathering /demonstration towards Salmaneyya Hospital in the evening of Friday 9th July. After few hours of interrogation at the PP, Sh. Al-Muqdad was released on guarantee of his residence. Sh. Mirza Al-Mahroos, a colleague to Sh. Al-Meqdad is to appear tomorrow at the PP to face the same charges.
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Protests and unrests spread in many villages and areas in Bahrain as a result of the news.
Earlier on yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, scores of armed Special Forces, with the help of members of traffic directorate, blocked all road entrance leading to Al-Sadeq Mosque to prevent Sh. Mohamed Al-Meqdad and prayers from coming closer to the mosque for Magrib (Dusk) prayer. Sh. Al-Meqdad declared last Saturday that in response to last Friday (July 16) ban, he intend to come to the Mosque on Sunday to pray and deliver speech. Al-Muqdad and many prayers were denied reaching the area as the area of the Mosque and its car park were besieged by the armed Special Forces. On last Friday, Isa Al-Qattan, the MOI officer leading the attack on the Mosque told Sh. Al-Meqdad that he is banned from praying at Al-Sadeq mosque. When Al-Meqdad inquired about the official mandate, Al-Qattan responded that by wearing the official military uniform he represents the State.
This is not the first time that the Ministry of Interior (MOI) ban some popular figures from leading the prayer in Al-Sadeq Mosque and address the prayers afterwards. In January 2009, Mr. Hasan Mushaima, the Secretary General of HAQ Movement was prevented using armed Special Forces and banned from coming closer to the premises of the mosque. In February of the same year and after detaining Mr. Mushaima, MOI reverted to the use of force to prevent Sh. Abdulhadi Al-Mokhouder, a young scholar and reformist, from leading Friday evening prayers and delivering a speech to the public at the same place. The SF, made of non-Bahrainis, prevented the mosque care taker to open it for prayers and blocked its car park from any visitor intending to park for sake of praying in that Shia mosque.
The act of the Authorities to prevent Shia scholars and activists from leading prayers and then addressing public is a blatant violation of the ICCPR conceded by Bahrain on September 20, 2006, particularly their exercise of religious freedom as postulated by Article 18, and the right of freedom of expression and addressing people, as shown by Article 19. Article 18 of the ICCPR states that: "Everyone shall have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This right shall include freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice, and freedom, either individually or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, observance, practice and teaching. No one shall be subject to coercion which would impair his freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice". While Article 19 states that: "Everyone shall have the right to hold opinions without interference. Everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression; this right shall include freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, or through any other media of his choice."
HAQ expresses its grave concerns to the stifling measures by the local Authorities against all forms of freedom of expression in general and religious freedoms of Shia citizens in particular. This attitude is likely to trigger more protests and violent confrontations between the deployed armed Special Forces, made of foreign mercenaries, and national protestors. HAQ, therefore, calls for:
1. The Authorities to:
a. Stop targeting Shia citizens when expressing their beliefs or practicing their religious rights.
b. Call off its force deployment to prevent Shia activists from leading prayers and addressing people.
c. Respect and observe its commitments and vows to international covenants and declarations.
2. The UN Special Rapporteurs on:
a. Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression to consider Bahrain at the top of country visits to come closer to the systematic violations to all forms of freedom of expression.
b. Freedom of Religion or Belief to swiftly visit Bahrain and meet with Shia activists and organizations to assess the situation with regards to targeting Shia which went beyond discriminatory levels.
For more information, please contact Dr. Abduljalil Alsingace at Mobile:0044-7871087060, Email:asingace@gmail.com
حق: حركة الحريات والدموقراطية- البحرين
مكتب حقوق الإنسان ..Human Rights Bureau
www.haaq.org, Email: HAAQ.Bahrain@gmail.com
Banned from prayer and addressing arayers in Al-Sadeq Shia Mosque
Arrest and later release of Sh. Al-Muqdad
20 July 2010
The Bahraini Authorities is continuously deploying armed forces, made of mercenaries of different nationalities, to prevent Shia citizens from freely exercising their religious freedom, and also prevent their political and human rights activists from addressing people and express their views and exchange stances and postures. These acts are source of instability and social unrests as exemplified by the numerous and the daily protests and confrontations between MOI forces and protestors in villages.
The latest event in this issue is when armed Special Forces were deployed this morning to arrest Shaikh Mohamed Habib Al-Meqdad, a well known social activist and a scholar, alleging that he refrained from attending a public prosecution (PP) summon issued a day earlier. The PP accused Sh. Al-Muqdad of calling for illegal gathering /demonstration towards Salmaneyya Hospital in the evening of Friday 9th July. After few hours of interrogation at the PP, Sh. Al-Muqdad was released on guarantee of his residence. Sh. Mirza Al-Mahroos, a colleague to Sh. Al-Meqdad is to appear tomorrow at the PP to face the same charges.
http://marh-q.net/uploads/images/marh-q612ce5d6b3.jpg
Protests and unrests spread in many villages and areas in Bahrain as a result of the news.
Earlier on yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, scores of armed Special Forces, with the help of members of traffic directorate, blocked all road entrance leading to Al-Sadeq Mosque to prevent Sh. Mohamed Al-Meqdad and prayers from coming closer to the mosque for Magrib (Dusk) prayer. Sh. Al-Meqdad declared last Saturday that in response to last Friday (July 16) ban, he intend to come to the Mosque on Sunday to pray and deliver speech. Al-Muqdad and many prayers were denied reaching the area as the area of the Mosque and its car park were besieged by the armed Special Forces. On last Friday, Isa Al-Qattan, the MOI officer leading the attack on the Mosque told Sh. Al-Meqdad that he is banned from praying at Al-Sadeq mosque. When Al-Meqdad inquired about the official mandate, Al-Qattan responded that by wearing the official military uniform he represents the State.
This is not the first time that the Ministry of Interior (MOI) ban some popular figures from leading the prayer in Al-Sadeq Mosque and address the prayers afterwards. In January 2009, Mr. Hasan Mushaima, the Secretary General of HAQ Movement was prevented using armed Special Forces and banned from coming closer to the premises of the mosque. In February of the same year and after detaining Mr. Mushaima, MOI reverted to the use of force to prevent Sh. Abdulhadi Al-Mokhouder, a young scholar and reformist, from leading Friday evening prayers and delivering a speech to the public at the same place. The SF, made of non-Bahrainis, prevented the mosque care taker to open it for prayers and blocked its car park from any visitor intending to park for sake of praying in that Shia mosque.
The act of the Authorities to prevent Shia scholars and activists from leading prayers and then addressing public is a blatant violation of the ICCPR conceded by Bahrain on September 20, 2006, particularly their exercise of religious freedom as postulated by Article 18, and the right of freedom of expression and addressing people, as shown by Article 19. Article 18 of the ICCPR states that: "Everyone shall have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. This right shall include freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice, and freedom, either individually or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in worship, observance, practice and teaching. No one shall be subject to coercion which would impair his freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief of his choice". While Article 19 states that: "Everyone shall have the right to hold opinions without interference. Everyone shall have the right to freedom of expression; this right shall include freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas of all kinds, regardless of frontiers, either orally, in writing or in print, in the form of art, or through any other media of his choice."
HAQ expresses its grave concerns to the stifling measures by the local Authorities against all forms of freedom of expression in general and religious freedoms of Shia citizens in particular. This attitude is likely to trigger more protests and violent confrontations between the deployed armed Special Forces, made of foreign mercenaries, and national protestors. HAQ, therefore, calls for:
1. The Authorities to:
a. Stop targeting Shia citizens when expressing their beliefs or practicing their religious rights.
b. Call off its force deployment to prevent Shia activists from leading prayers and addressing people.
c. Respect and observe its commitments and vows to international covenants and declarations.
2. The UN Special Rapporteurs on:
a. Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression to consider Bahrain at the top of country visits to come closer to the systematic violations to all forms of freedom of expression.
b. Freedom of Religion or Belief to swiftly visit Bahrain and meet with Shia activists and organizations to assess the situation with regards to targeting Shia which went beyond discriminatory levels.
For more information, please contact Dr. Abduljalil Alsingace at Mobile:0044-7871087060, Email:asingace@gmail.com
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