mereka berjuang sejak muda,bergerak ke sana sini..bergeraklah!!! Kembara !
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Nucholish Madjid
semoga kita terus membaca(buku tulisannya)-mendengar(siri kuliahnya)-membahas(idea-pemikirannya)....Bukan terus menghukum-melabel-menuduh....Jalan singkat bila kita sudah kematian hujah:melabel?.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZclbtGmHB0&feature=share http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZZYRdqnev4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KJuyIWE714
''Question…How about Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Noble Peace Laureate; she was in jail repeatedly and is now under house arrest? Answer…I think she is the symbol of resistance and to what is happening to the Burmese people. Burmese abroad and other NGOs must share the same principle of continued highlighting her plight and the issue of democracy in Burma.
Islamist Realignments and the Rebranding of the Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia
http://usm.academia.edu/AhmadFauziAbdulHamid/Papers/291673/Islamist_Realignments_and_the_Rebranding_of_the_Muslim_Youth_Movement_of_Malaysia Islamist Realignments and the Rebranding of the Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia
Ada yg anti Recep Tayyip Erdoğan atas alasan selalu ada gambar Ataturk bila sidang media-perhimpunan agung AKP-di pejabat PM Turki dll...adui...Harap mereka yg anti Recep Tayyip Erdoğan atas alasan2 karut tersebut cepat2 kembara ilmu di Turki....(selalu sy jawab sinis ''habis mereka nak buh gambar siapa,gambar Najib Razak atau gambar YDP Agung ? '' ) :)
Question…We Burmese are familiar with the Buddha’s teaching. Could you kindly share us an advice as a conclusion based on your Islamic back ground? Answer…Yes, I would finally like to advise one thing. When our Prophet conquered and entered Medina, in Arabia: he had practiced the CONCEPT OF POWER SHARING. He understood that no one race alone should or could rule the country. He accepted that no one race is superior to another. There is no superior race and every body is same. So the first foundation of Islamic state is the Multi Racial Society. So my advice to non Muslims and Muslims, who wish to change to democracy_ Whether (you are) Academicians, Professionals, Politicians, Oppositions… all must unite. Don’t form different groups but unite into a big single group. In any struggle for change to democracy, no one race can live and fight alone. Don’t discard the other races with the mentality to form one superior race just because they are not like you. If not your struggle and policy will definitely fail. So I think this is the spirit of human dignity and the feelings of human beings regardless of race and religion. That should be the basic of any struggle. http://shahrulpeshawar.wordpress.com/2007/11/30/interview-with-mr-ahmad-azam-abdul-rahman/
Bapa Ku Seorang YB – Pyanhabib
Bapa Ku Seorang YB – Pyanhabib Bapaku seorang YB di negara demokrasi joget dan zapin dia tahu menari hari-hari meeting hari-hari outstation sampai pagi konon menghargai kesetiaan para pengundi yang memilihnya di pilihanraya Di atas podium di hadapan rakyat orang-orang kampung jauh terpencil lidah bapaku petah bersilat uratnya tegang mata terjegil Bapakku pakar pintar teori mulut berbuih mata melilau bersembur serapah segala jampi orang-orang kampung batuknya hijau Kitab sejarah dan hadis Nabi jadi hafalan bapaku bestari rakyat maehaen ditaburi janji Tidak siapa tahu bapakku gergaji bermata dua sondol sana – sondol sini dia main tutup mata orang-orang kampung terlopong dengan mata terbuka Bapakku seorang YB di negara demokrasi anak aku bertuah tidak pernah mengundi diajarnya aku berotak pintar untuk hidup mesti terlebih ajar Oh alangkan bertuah aku anak bapak Bapakku YB , aku jadi penyangak masing-masing putar belit masing-masing pintar teori masing-masing isi perut dan tembolok sendiri Bapakku seorang YB di negara demokrasi di parlimen tak habis-habis berkelahi jadi Yb tak habis-habis kena maki
PKPIM-PMIUM-PBMUM :3 gerakan anak muda yg 'banyak berjasa' kepadaku dan yg mengajarku apa itu perjuangan-apa itu kehidupan(ceh wah!) sepanjang menuntut ilmu di UM.Tahun 1 di UM sy aktif program kolej kediaman(hidup kolej 5 ! ) dan ikut program2 PMIUM dan mula mengenali PBMUM dan PKPIM.Bersama PMIUM-PBMUM dan program kolej kediaman sy banyak belajar isu2 dalaman-kampus-kebangsaan dan bersama PKPIM sy banyak belajar isu2 antarabangsa-dunia
''....although it appears the entity that has led the recent historic democratic transformation in Turkey is the Justice and Development Party (AKP) -- i.e., a political party that is part of the political superstructure -- the real driving force behind this change is the ever-growing sociopolitical infrastructure. I further underlined the undeniable role the Hizmet movement, inspired by the ideas of the esteemed Fethullah Gülen, as a rising part of Turkey's sociopolitical infrastructure, is playing in Turkey's democratic transformation...'' ''One of those that best took advantage of the suitable climate created by Özal for the flourishing of civil society was undoubtedly the Gülen-inspired Hizmet movement. Without understanding the part played by the Hizmet movement and similar socially dynamic civil society movements, one cannot make sense of Turkey's recent success in its struggle against deep state networks or of the colossal progress it has made in democratization and economic growth'' http://www.todayszaman.com/columnistDetail_getNewsById.action?newsId=281126#.T7xsV4TxWL0.facebook
A recent survey conducted in Egypt has revealed that the majority of Egyptians think the Turkish model best reflects their aspiration for the role of Islam in politics and almost two out of every three Egyptians surveyed stated that Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is the leader who they admire the most. http://www.todayszaman.com/newsDetail_getNewsById.action?newsId=281131
''To this end, Turkey’s governments since 2002 implemented bold economic reforms that paved the way for sustainable growth and provided a firewall against the financial crisis that hit in 2008. As a result, in less than a decade, GDP has tripled, making Turkey the world’s 16th largest economy. Moreover, the country benefits from strong public finances, prudent monetary policy, sustainable debt dynamics, a sound banking system, and well-functioning credit markets. At the same time, we expanded the scope of individual rights, which had long been subordinated to security concerns. We streamlined civil-military relations, guaranteed social and cultural rights, and attended to the problems of ethnic and religious minorities. These reforms transformed Turkey into a vibrant democracy and a more stable society, at peace with itself and able to view its external environment in a different light. Quite simply, we stopped viewing our geography and history as a curse or disadvantage. On the contrary, we began to regard our location at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East as an opportunity to interact simultaneously with multiple players. As a result, we began to reach out to countries in our neighborhood and beyond. We tried to expand political dialogue, enhance economic interdependence, and strengthen cultural and social understanding. And, while ten years is too short for a definitive assessment of such an ambitious policy, we have undoubtedly covered considerable ground. For example, we have quadrupled our trade volume just with our neighbors. On several occasions, we have also been instrumental in facilitating peace and reconciliation. But, what is more important, Turkey has become a model of success that many countries around us now seek to emulate. And yet, until a year or two ago, some political pundits were asking, “Who lost Turkey?” or “Whither Turkey?” – the assumption being that Turkey had shifted its foreign-policy axis away from the West. In fact, Turkey’s external orientation has remained constant, because it rests on the values that we share with the free world. What has changed is our increased assertiveness in our efforts to ensure greater stability and human welfare in our region, evident in our advocacy of freedom, democracy, and accountability not only for ourselves, but also for others. -Abdullah Gul http://www.todayszaman.com/newsDetail_getNewsById.action?newsId=281079
saya bersetuju dgn debat ini bukan sebab mengukur kepimpinan seseorang dengan hanya kepetahan bicaranya-retorik pidato nya(sebab ramai yg pandai berkata-kata tapi gerak kerja ,hancur! ) .Tapi debat ini satu seni melontarkan kebijaksanaan-idea-pemikiran.Kalau idea-pemikiran anda ,hancur! ,ia juga mampu menghancurkan gerak kerja anda!Sebab itu kita perlu sentiasa mengasah aqal rational -berfikir(jangan larang orang lain berfikir dan mengharamkan penggunaan aqal tau !).Jangan tuduh-label orang lain yg suka berfikir dan menggunakan aqal dengan istilah liberal- muktazilah-neo muktazilah lah tau!Tapi kalau nak tuduh-label pun silakan lah!:) Hidup muktazilah! ..opps...:)
seorang sahabat menceritakan pengalamannya bertugas di masjid(pgawai agensi kerajaan),bagaimana berlaku perebutan masjid(khususnya oleh parti politik),bukan berebut nak jadi ajk-mt masjid sahaja,ada berebut nak jadi imam,campur tangan politik kepartian dlm masjid dll,menegur pengerusi masjid lalu dikira melawan pengerusi masjid-dilaporkan kpd pihak atasan dll.Boleh tak anda tanggalkan 'jersi parti politik' anda bila masuk ke masjid?Tinggalkan jersi parti politik pilihan anda itu diluar masjid boleh tak?Tanggalkan juga semua jawatan2 anda(pedulikan anda raja-sultan ke PM ke YB ke tokguru ulama ke..).Masuk masjid,semua kita setaraf,semua kita sama.Boleh?Kalau tak boleh,maka masanya Muslim Tanpa Masjid !!!....
Ahmet Davutoglu
Turkey’s Brilliant Statecraft: The Achievement of Ahmet Davutoglu http://richardfalk.wordpress.com/2011/11/15/turkeys-brilliant-statecraft-the-achievement-of-ahmet-davutoglu/ THE CAIRO REVIEW INTERVIEW: Strategic Thinking http://www.aucegypt.edu/gapp/cairoreview/pages/articleDetails.aspx?aid=143
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