Demi keadilan, kebenaran serta kebaikan kerana ALlah dan mempelajari bagaimana hebat dan hingga ke tahap mana sepak terajang politik boleh menjurus, mahu tidak mahu kita terpaksa menyentuh isu muzakarah yang sangat-sangat sensasi dan sensitif ini.
Sepatutnya isu muzakarah wajib dikelaskan sebagai "ToP SeCret" dan "FoR YouR eYe Only" tapi dek kerana kurang jaga aspek sirr (kerahsiaan) dalam jemaah, maka semua orang dah maklum. Yang paling malang sekali ialah terdapat ramai ahli PAS, penyokong dan pendokong belum cukup thiqah dengan pimpinan serta kurang faham tentang konsep syura. Mereka masih mementingkan pendapat dan nafsu peribadi. Belum jelas dan total konsep "sami' na waat'na"- "kami dengar dan kami taat". Malah ramai lagi yang masih memiliki ciri-ciri "sami' na wa'asaina"- "kami dengar dan kami engkar".
Seperkara lagi, rata-rata orang Islam belum dapat mengamalkan saranan Allah swt agar memeriksa sesuatu berita yang diterima. (Rujuk Al Hujurat:6)
Sekarang rakyat bukan Islam serta DAP telah menyuarakan ketidakpuasan mereka. Sila lihat the Star bertarikh 21hb Julai 2008.
Utusan Malaysia melaporkan Syura Ulama' merestui perjumpaan tetapi Sinar Harian melaporkan Mursyidul Am tidak mengetahui. Ada akhbar melaporkan TGHH, Ust Nasha dan Ir Khalid Samad terlibat dalam perjumpaan awal sejurus selepas PRU 12 pada bulan Mac2008, manakala ada akhbar yang menceritakan Dato' Dr Hasan Ali yang bertemu dengan Dr Khir Toyo. Pelbagai versi cerita timbul.
Apa pandangan ahli PAS, penarikbeca.blogspot.com/
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Days after the political tsunami swept across the nation on March 8, Umno president Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, former Selangor menteri besar Dr Mohd Khir Toyo and PAS leaders huddled together in a building in Kuala Lumpur for a secret meeting.
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Majlis Syura Pas restui muzakarah
UTUSAN Meloya
Oleh SAIFULIZAM MOHAMAD
KUALA LUMPUR 21 Julai – Presiden Pas, Datuk Seri Abdul Hadi Awang (gambar) menegaskan, usaha Pas mengadakan muzakarah dengan UMNO demi perpaduan umat Islam di negara ini telah mendapat restu Majlis Syura Ulama parti itu.
Beliau berkata, restu itu diberikan sebelum pertemuan pertama antara Timbalan Presiden Pas, Nasharudin Mat Isa, Ketua Pengarah Jabatan Pilihan Raya Pas, Datuk Mustafa Ali dan Ahli Parlimen Shah Alam, Abdul Khalid Samad dengan Perdana Menteri, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
Menurut beliau, pertemuan pertama antara kedua-dua pihak itu diadakan sejurus Pilihan Raya Umum Ke-12.
Dalam satu kenyataan di sini hari ini, Abdul Hadi memberitahu, hasil pertemuan itu juga telah dilaporkan kepada Jawatankuasa Pas Pusat dan Majlis Syura Ulama Pas.
Dalam pilihan raya umum 8 Mac lalu, Pas memenangi 23 daripada 66 kerusi Parlimen yang ditandingi calon-calon parti itu.
Di peringkat Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN), Pas memperoleh 83 kerusi.
“Pas tidak menafikan ada pertemuan antara pucuk pimpinan tertinggi Pas dengan Abdullah bagi membincangkan isu-isu kepentingan bersama berkaitan umat Islam dan bangsa Melayu.
“Berikutan itu Majlis Syura Ulama Pas telah mengambil ketetapan bersetuju sebulat suara merestui Presiden, Timbalan Presiden dan Setiausaha Agung Pas mempertingkatkan kesungguhan dalam menyatupadukan umat Islam dan rakyat Malaysia berlandaskan Islam,’’ kata Abdul Hadi.
Kenyataan tersebut dikeluarkan sebagai reaksi Presiden Pas itu terhadap pendedahan Abdullah yang juga Presiden UMNO bahawa muzakarah UMNO dan Pas telah diadakan sebanyak tiga kali bagi membincangkan beberapa isu berkaitan keagamaan dan orang Melayu.
Perdana Menteri berkata, UMNO ikhlas dalam menjayakan pertemuan dengan Pas demi perpaduan Melayu dan kepentingan masa depan umat Islam.
Bagaimanapun, Abdul Hadi menjelaskan, pertemuan Abdullah dengan pemimpin peringkat tinggi Pas itu tidak disertai oleh Mursyidul Am parti, Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat.
Menurut beliau, susulan daripada pertemuan pertama itu, satu lagi perbincangan telah diadakan di bangunan Parlimen antara pucuk pimpinan Pas dengan Abdullah.
Pertemuan di bangunan Parlimen itu hanya membabitkan Timbalan Presiden Pas dan Perdana Menteri.
“Pertemuan ini juga telah dilaporkan kepada saya dan Majlis Syura Ulama,’’ ujarnya.
Umno and Pas have met met thrice, PM admits
PUTRAJAYA (July 20, 2008) : Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi today admitted that Umno and PAS have been holding talks to address issues on Muslim and Malay unity.
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Declining to state the date of the meetings, Abdullah said: "If you must know, we have met three times."
"There’s no need for me to give you the details because you will end up speculating all kinds of things," he said when asked what was discussed.
Speaking to reporters after launching the National Cooperatives Day 2008 in the Putrajaya International Convention Centre, Abdullah described the meetings as having reached "a good level of understanding".
Asked who attended the meetings, he replied: "Those at the top level."
In the past month, PAS president Datuk Seri Hadi Awang had denied having had talks with Umno while his deputy Nasharuddin Mat Isa also denied holding secret meetings with Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Abdul Razak to discuss a possible collaboration between his party and Umno.
Influential PAS spiritual leader, Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, had also strongly ruled out any form of collaboration with Umno in the wake of intense speculations that the two rival parties are involved in a series of secret talks.
Nik Aziz who is also Kelantan Menteri Besar had been quoted earlier as saying that if the parties were to meet, there should be a third party to mediate the meetings.
Commenting on this, Abdullah said: "For now, we will discuss matters at our level and I haven’t thought about the need for a third party."
Asked what would come out of the meetings, Abdullah said: "We don’t have to tell you what we want to do."
When told that people wanted to know, he said: "Never mind, we have an understanding that we do not want to fight about religious issues among others.
"This is a serious meeting, not for fun and there is understanding," he added.
Earlier, during the press conference, when asked if there were any pre-conditions set before the two parties met, Abdullah said: "Why do we need to set conditions? We discuss sincerely and will accept the views that we feel are relevant."
Queried on whether other Barisan Nasional (BN) component parties were advised on the meetings and discussions, he said: "I haven’t advised them yet. We are talking on some issues which we think are important, like matters pertaining to Islam and religion."
"These are important matters which we should not be bickering about," Abdullah said, adding that if matters pertaining to religion are politicised, it will cause problems among the Muslims.
"That is just one of the topics of discussion. There are others and there’s no need for me to elaborate," he added.
Last week, Abdullah said any discussions with PAS on Malay and Muslim unity also had to take into account the sensitivities and needs of the non-Muslim communities in the country.
Abdullah denied that the talks touched on PAS’s cooperation with Pakatan Rakyat, saying that it was focused on Malay unity.
The issue came up when Hadi, in an interview with Harakah last week, proposed a "muzakarah" (dialogue between Umno and PAS).
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