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Sudan’s Turabi - Muslim women can marry Christian or Jew

Translated by John Akec

April 11, 2006 (KHARTOUM) — In a lecture entitled "The Role of Women in Just Governance" which was delivered by the leader of the opposition Popular Congress Party, Hassen Al Turabi, at the headquarters of Umma — Party Mubarak al Fadil faction — in Khartoum, Turabi said a Muslim women can marry a Christian or Jew.

Turabi described the teachings that a Muslim woman should not marry a Christian or Jew as misguided teachings intended to confuse and keep women behind. He explained that the practice has its origins in war times which were used against those fighting with Muslims, but which ceased once hostilities were over.

He also said that Al Hujab (the Islamic veil) —women face and head cover— was meant for women to cover their breasts as one of good practices and was not intended to be generalised to wrap up all the woman body according to the Quranic verses given by Allah for this particular purpose. It was worn as sign of respect and as a curtain to separate Prophet Wives and his guests.

Regarding the right of women to lead in prayers at the front, Turabi said that women can lead at the front if they are more knowledgeable in Quaran and Hadeeth (Prophet sayings) than anyone in the congregation. He gave two examples: First, that Prophet Muhammed once gave permission to a women Muslim scholar to lead members of her family in regular prayers including men. Second, that one of the Prophet’s wives, Aaehisha was more versed in Quaraan than many men at the time and hence was often allowed to lead in prayers at the front.

Turabi also sanctioned mixed prayers between men and women on condition that men and women should not sit too close or rub against each other in order to avoid arousing sexual feelings that could distract attention from prayers and devotion.

He also denounced the perceived superiority of man over women saying that the fact that men dominate business and trade life does not mean that they are superior to women. It is only a question of specialisation as opposed to superiority, adding that some women can far outperform men in certain activities or trades.

Regarding women witness in the courts, Turabi said that a woman witness is as valid as that of a man, if not more reliable in some instances. He denounced the belief that the witness of two women in court is equivalent to that of one man. He said that all such beliefs and teachings have nothing to do with Islam. That they were meant to confuse, mislead, and imprison the minds while keeping Muslims in darkness! He challenged anyone who can come up with Islamic verses to prove such teachings.

On women rights, Turabi said that Islam accords full rights for women even better than how Western cultures treated western women in the past.

He called for women to play greater role in the creation of a just society. Women should be allowed to enter all fields of activities including politics, art, sport, culture and creative thought, and sport. He described the current government as corrupt, unjust, undemocratic, and lacks transparency. He called for the rights of women to participate in the coming elections to be upheld by the constitution so that women can take part in the running of the country on equal footing with men.

Regarding alcohol, Turabi said drinking alcohol is not a crime unless it turned into a hostile act. Turabi also casted doubt on the correctness of using the term "martyrs" to describe [Northern Sudanese] killed in the war in South Sudan!

Turabi raised huge reactions among Islamic scholars in Sudan. Some of them proposed to try him as an apostate.

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Life is a game for everyone but love is the only prize........
Love is likeglass, looks so lovely but it is easy to shatter......

Alcuni volte con problemi nella vita mi scrivo ma in Inglese, la solitutidini di sei anni e dura da afrontare.

WHAT BRINGS SPLENDOURE IN THE GRASS AND THE GROWING FLOWER WE WILL NOT GREAVE FOR EVER.

About woman and man.

Men hars women for the past love and try to get them strict against thier will the human is not being but with absent mind.
Women have got the smart to feed thier babies if the man abandoned the family god also gave her the smart to chose her husband ...... but as the proverb :- when the wind blow fastly small boats and big ships are in danger.

LIVE LONG THE STRUGGLE OF THE WOMEN.
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بسم الله الرحمن الرحمن الرحيم
حركة الإصلاح الآن
المكتب السياسي

بيان هام

انعقد اليوم الاربعاء الموافق 4/6/2014
اجتماع المكتب السياسي لحركة الإصلاح الآن و ذلك للنظر في تطورات المشهد السباسي الراهن و التراجع الكبير و الرد ة البائنة من قبل الحكومه تجاه قضية الحوار و الحريات العامه و حرية الصحافه و الإعلام و التي تتجلي بصوره واضحه في القرارات التي صدرت مؤخرا و التي يمكن تلخيصها في الآتي;
1/ الإعتقالات الغير مبرره للقاده و الناشطين السياسيين من الطلاب و الشباب و المرأه و علي رأسهم السيد الصادق المهدي رئيس حزب الامه القومي .
2/ القرارات الجائره التي صدرت بإيقاف بعض الصحف و تفتيش دور و مقار الصحف بالقوة الجبريه في سابقه خطيره خطيره لم يشهدها تاريخ الصحافه السودانيه.
3/ الإعتقالات الظالمه التي تمت بحق بعض الصحفيين.
4/ إيداع مشروع قانون الإنتخابات في خطوه استباقيه دون التشاور مع القوي السياسيه المعارضه مما يعد مؤشرا سالبا يعكس سؤ النوايا تجاه الحوار و الإلتزام بمآلاته.
وفقا لما ذكر فإن المكتب السياسي لحركة الإصلاح الآن يستنكر هذه الممارسات بشده و قرر الآتي;
1/ تعليق الحوار مع الحكومه هو الموقف الصحيح الذي سيسعي لإقراره بالتضامن مع القوي السياسيه الاخري حتي تلتزم الحكومه بإستحقاقات الحوار المطلوبه.
2/ السعي الجاد و الحثيث لخلق توافق وطني سياسي عريض و الإتصال بالحركات المسلحه بنية إقناعهم بجدوي العمل السياسي.
3/ الإتصال بكل القوي الحيه و الفاعله من منظمات المجتمع المدني و الشباب و الطلاب و المرأه و المهنيين من اجل الوصول لرؤية مشتركه للخروج من الازمه الراهنه.

انتهي.

دائرة الاعلام
حركة الإصلاح الآن

WE HAVE TO LIBERATE OURSELVES FROM THE DICTATOR.

NEWS OF SUDAN
The discovery of petroleum basin contains four states (4) billion barrels
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Eng irons Mohamed Awad oil minister for the presence of basin petroleum extends from South Tendlta White Nile state and westward to include Kordofan, and to the east, includes part of the state of Khartoum, and north to the River Nile State until the capital Damer, with an estimated reserve of oil in the basin b (4) billion barrels of oil

He irons Mohamed Awad in an exclusive interview for (a microscope) that the government signed an agreement with a Brazilian company for the exploration and exploration in this basin to begin production in the coming years, though his visit to Malaysia recently earnestly protested negotiations with the company's national government Malaysians Petroleum to enter as a partner with Brazilian companies in order to provide financial funding for the largest oil project in the country, the government is now moving to implement it.

The irons that Brazilians have shown reluctance to enter into a partnership with Malaysians for oil exploration in the Great Basin.
The minister said that the capacity of the Sudan and the economic potential is very promising if what has been invested .. and citizens demanded patience and optimism because the future of the oil industry in the country and promising.

Newspaper political microscope

MEETING IN GERMANY.

Home | News    Saturday 31 May 2014

SRF rebels to meet Sudanese opposition parties in Germany: JEM leader

May 30, 2014 (PARIS) - Rebel groups of the Sudanese Revolutionary Front (SRF) will meet with opposition parties in Germany next June to discuss ways to develop a common platform on constitutional reforms and the national dialogue process, said the leader of Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), Girbil Ibrahim.

"We are seeking to unite the (armed and political) opposition forces on a roadmap the Revolutionary Front proposed (last month). It is not a holy book, but scalable as we are ready to take the opinions of others, to develop it and eventually to have a joint work program," Ibrahim told Sudan Tribune in Paris where he arrived on Friday.

The SRF deputy chairman said the leadership of the rebel alliance will be in Europe to take part in this meeting, stressing that they expect the participation of all the opposition parties including the National Umma Party of Sadiq al-Mahdi and Popular Congress Party (PCP) of Hassan al-Turabi.

Al-Mahdi and al-Turabi accepted to take part in the national dialogue process launched by president Omer al-Bashir last January. But, other political forces mostly from the left, refused the process and suspended the PCP’s membership in the National Consensus Forces (NCF) . The NUP distanced itself from the opposition coalition since last year.

The NUP and PCP " may know secrets that we ignore. So we want to listen to them to learn the reasons that that prompted them to participate in the dialogue, which has no real features," he further said.

Last April the SRF brushed aside Bashir’s call for national dialogue, proposing that Khartoum holds direct talks with the rebel groups to discuss a humanitarian cessation of hostilities and to “settle war-related issues and the particularities of the war affected regions”.

After what, a National Constitutional Dialogue can be held including the opposition parties.

The opposition parties reacted negatively to this roadmap as some fear to reproduce the Comprehensive Peace Agreement negotiated by the ruling National Congress Party and the then rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) in 2005. They demand to be involved in the whole process.

Ibrahim pointed out that this process means to discuss matters related to security and post conflict arrangements for Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile.

He said the purpose of the upcoming meeting is to forge a joint vision between the SRF and the opposition forces in line with the New Dawn charter which was negotiated between the armed and political forces in January 2013.

He ruled out any intention to involve the regime in this encounter at the present stage, stressing they believe that a common ground with the opposition is a necessary step for a successful national dialogue.

This common vision will be “most effective and beneficial for the dialogue with the regime” and will allow “to avoid a dialogue of the deaf”, he said.

When reached by Sudan Tribune different officials from the opposition parties confirmed receiving an invitation from the SRF chairman, Malik Agar to meet them in Germany next June.

Kamal Omer Abdel Salam, PCP political secretary told Sudan Tribune that his party is keen to develop relations with all the components of the rebel alliance in order to achieve peaceful settlement and stability in the country.

But he showed reserve to any attempt to move the national dialogue to outside the country, emphasising that his party believes in the need to hold the national dialogue in Sudan.

Abdel Salam added they are preparing to send a delegation to Germany to explain the position of their party on the national dialogue .

SRF leaders before their meeting with the opposition parties will participate in an annual forum on Sudan to be held in Hermannsburg, Germany gathering Sudanese politicians, foreign diplomats, civil society groups and experts.

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Refuse to interfere in security!!!

Home | News    Monday 26 May 2014

Sudanese presidency refuses to interfere to secure release of Al-Mahdi

May 25, 2014 (KHARTOUM) – The Sudanese presidency on Sunday has refused to issue directives for the release of the National Umma Party (NUP) leader, al-Sadiq al-Mahdi, declaring that it would not interrupt the legal course.

It pointed to the need for completing the ongoing investigations with al-Mahdi, underscoring its commitment to national dialogue as a strategic choice.

Al-Mahdi was arrested last week, days after he was called for questioning by state prosecutors over statements he made accusing the Sudan’s paramilitary unit known as the Rapid Support Force (RSF) of committing abuses against civilians in Darfur and Kordofan regions.

The Sudanese First Vice President, Bakri Hassan Salih, met on Sunday with leaders of the opposition parties that are taking part in the national dialogue following their call for the immediate intervention of the presidency to release al-Mahdi in order to create an environment conducive for dialogue.

The leaders of the six political forces also called for removing restrictions on public freedoms, saying it is impossible to start the dialogue before releasing the NUP chief.

According to a press statement issued by the presidency, Salih promised to consider the opposition’s request to meet with al-Mahdi in accordance with the law.

The statement pointed that Salih told the opposition leaders that the NUP leader was arrested due to legal procedures and it is necessary to wait until completing the investigation and then considering the next step.

“Institutionalism and commitment to the law are among the most important elements for maintaining and protecting Sudan’s unity”, he added

He underscored the government’s respect and adherence to public freedoms, saying they will not abandon them as long as they are being practiced responsibly and ethically.

Salih also noted that president Omer Hassan al-Bashir’s initiative for national dialogue reflects the strategic orientation of the government, affirming the need not to criticize the regular forces as they represent the safety valve for the country.

“Maintaining authority and morale of the regular forces are imperative for any successful national dialogue”, he said.

Leaders of the opposition parties said in statements following the meeting that the arrest of al-Mahdi and restrictions on freedoms of expression and press hinder the national dialogue, expressing hope that the government removes those obstacles.

The representative of the Reform Now Party (RNP), Hassan Osman Rizg, told reporters following the meeting that government’s recent actions including arrest of university students and political leaders, suspension of al-Saiha newspaper and threats made by the information minister to suspend more newspapers besides preventing peaceful protests and publication of corruption cases of government officials, have left negative consequences locally and abroad.

He pointed out that those government measures would delay or completely stop the national dialogue, saying it put the opposition parties which agreed to participate in the dialogue in a critical position in the face of the other parties which refused to join the dialogue and enhanced the latter’s claim that the government is only “maneuvering” and not serious about dialogue.

Rizg further said what they brought up in the meeting with the 1st VP does not represent stipulations but observations, adding that he expressed understanding for the opposition stance.

“We agreed to find a solution in order to continue the dialogue in a smooth manner”, he added

He added that the future of the dialogue is contingent upon removing the obstacles, saying the dialogue mechanism will meet within a couple of days to discuss the next steps.

The RNP official said the suspension of the NUP participation in the national dialogue casts negative shadows on the dialogue’s atmosphere.

The secretary general of the Arab Socialist Nasserite Party, Mustafa Mahmoud, said the recent developments have negatively impacted the trust atmosphere, pointing that al-Mahdi’s arrest hinders the national dialogue.

He added that they told Salih that certain groups within the government are standing against the political dialogue, saying the 1st VP promised to take this observation into consideration and remove any obstacles facing the dialogue.

Mahmoud said the ball is now in the court of the presidency, stressing that dialogue can’t move forward in atmosphere of “repression and tyranny”.

NUP DETERMINED TO BOYCOTT THE NATIONAL DIALOGUE

Meanwhile, the NUP renewed the call for releasing its leader and ending the “play of the criminal and legal custody”.

It reiterated in statement issued by the party’s supreme committee on Sunday the decision to suspend participation in the national dialogue in protest of al-Mahdi’s arrest.

The statement denied press reports pointing to continuance of its participation in the national dialogue process or existence of dialogue with the ruling National Congress Party (NCP).

“These reports are untrue altogether. The NUP withdrew from the national dialogue. We warn against any attempts to falsify the will of the party and its members who stopped participation in preparatory procedures of the dialogue of the NCP and its accompaniments following the arrest of their leader”, it read.

Last January, Bashir called on political parties and armed groups to engage in a national dialogue to discuss four issues, including ending the civil war, allowing political freedoms, fighting against poverty and revitalizing national identity.

He also held a political roundtable in Khartoum last month with the participation of 83 political parties.

The opposition alliance of the National Consensus Forces (NCF) boycotted the political roundtable, saying the government did not respond to its conditions.

The NCF wants the NCP-dominated government to declare a comprehensive one-month ceasefire in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile. In addition it has called for the issuing of a general amnesty, allowing public freedoms and the release of all political detainees.

Al-Mahdi’s party is one of the major opposition parties to agree to join the dialogue process amid major division in the NUP base which started viewing their leader suspiciously believing he is seeking rapprochement with the NCP.

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