Saturday, February 14, 2015

Hudud can decrease crime rates





Former Chief Justice Tun Abdul Hamid Mohamad claims that countries which implement Hudud punishment laws are still lagging in reducing crime rates. Nd crime rates in countries such as Pakistan, Nigeria and Sudan are still high. He also claims that Hudud implementation in holy cities like in Makkah dan Madinah could not be used as a yardstick as an indicator of the success of such punishment laws.


Before that, former ambassador, Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin made an outrageous claim that sexual criminals will flock to Kelantan, if such punishments laws are implemented.

Claims of Tun Abdul Hamid Mohamad that the Hudud implementation in Makkah dan Madinah cannot be used as an indicator of such laws is indeed refutable. Madinah was the capital of the first Islamic State established by Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in the year 623, and continued to be the capital during the time of Khulafah ar-Rashidiin for many years fter its establishment. Therefore Madinah, then, has been the city which organized foreign policy, commerce and agriculture. Even now, holy cities such as Makkah dan Madinah is full of human activities and transactions with hotels, banks and shopping complexes, where humans perform their daily activities not only personal worship in Masjidil Haraam and Nabawi. There are still no reports that sexual criminals are flocking to Brunei, or Makkah dan Madinah.

The crime statistics in 2014 however refute the claims of both individuals, Tun Abdul Hamid Mohamad and Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin.

The top 10 countries with the highest crime rates in the world in 2014:
1). USA
2). Canada
3). Germany
4). Poland
5). South Africa
6). Italy
7). Zambia
8). Uganda
9). Korea
10). Ethiopia

The top 10 dangerous cities in the world in 2014:
1). London (England)
2). Distrito Central (Honduras)
3). Birmingham (England)
4). Rio de Janerio (Brazil)
5). Ciudad Juarez (Mexico)
6). Mumbai (India)
7). Cape Town (SouthAfrica)
8). Florida (USA)
9). Caracas (Venezuela)
10). Chicago (USA)

The top 10 countries with the highest murder crime in the world in 2014:
1). USA
2). Belgium
3). South Africa
4). Italy
5). Japan
6). United Kingdom
7). France
8). Germany
9). Thailand
10). India


The top 10 countries with the highest rape crime in the world in 2014:
1). India
2). Spain
3). Israel
4). USA
5). Sweden
6). Belgium
7). Argentina
8). Germany
9). New Zealand
10). Poland


The worse crime rates in the whole world are in countries which DOES NOT implement Hudud, and NOT in countries which implement Hudud. However, the effective implementation of Hudud, and all other Syariah laws which organises human transaction such as economy, social, punishment systems will be effective only in an Islamic State (Khilafah),  and not in a liberal democracy secular countries, where in such, the wide gap between the rich and poor, and the economy which is still based on riba and paper money.

Hudud boleh mengurangkan kadar jenayah



Hudud boleh mengurangkan kadar jenayah


Bekas Ketua Hakim Tun Abdul Hamid Mohamad membuat kenyataan bahawa negara yang melaksanakan hukum Hudud masih tidak dapat mengurangkan kadar jenayah. Dan kadar jenayah di negara yang majoritinya muslim seperti Pakistan, Nigeria and Sudan masih mempunyai kadar jenayah yang tinggi. Beliau juga melanjutkan bahawa perlaksanaan Hudud di Makkah dan Madinah tidak boleh digunakan sebagai kayu-ukur tentang keberhasilan hukum tersebut untuk mengurangkan kadar jenayah.

Sebelum itu, bekas duta Negara, Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin mengatakan bahawa perlaksanaan Hudud akan menyebabkan pelaku jenayah seksual berkerumun ke Kelantan.

Dakwaan Tun Abdul Hamid Mohamad mengatakan perlaksanaan Hudud di Makkah dan Madinah tidak boleh digunakan sebagai kayu-ukur adalah dakwaan yang meleset. Sebabnya Madinah pernah menjadi ibukota Daulah Islam yang pertama yang ditubuhkan oleh Rasulullah (SAW) pada 623 Masehi dan juga ibukota Khulafah ar-Rashidiin yang berlangsung selama puluhan tahun, maka seseungguhnya Madinah pernah menjadi kota yang menguruskan polisi luar negara, perdagangan, sektor ekonomi dan pertanian. Pada zaman moden ini juga, bandar seperti Makkah dan Madinah dipenuhi oleh gedung-gedung perdagangan, bank-bank dan hotel-hotel, di mana manusia menjalankan kehidupan biasa seperti di bandar-bandar lain, dan bukan sahaja amal ibadah di dalam masjidil Haraam dan Nabawi. Juga belum ada lapuran penjenayah seksual berkerumun ke Brunei, ataupun bandar Makkah dan Madinah.


Statistik kadar jenayah pada 2014 sebenarnya menyangkal dakwaan kedua-dua individu tersebut.

10 negara yang mempunyai kadar jenayah yang tertinggi di dunia
1). USA
2). Canada
3). Germany
4). Poland
5). South Africa
6). Italy
7). Zambia
8). Uganda
9). Korea
10). Ethiopia

10 bandar di dunia yang paling merbahaya untuk diduduki
1). London (England)
2). Distrito Central (Honduras)
3). Birmingham (England)
4). Rio de Janerio (Brazil)
5). Ciudad Juarez (Mexico)
6). Mumbai (India)
7). Cape Town (SouthAfrica)
8). Florida (USA)
9). Caracas (Venezuela)
10). Chicago (USA)


10 negara yang mempunyai kadar kes bunuh yang tertinggi di dunia
1). USA
2). Belgium
3). South Africa
4). Italy
5). Japan
6). United Kingdom
7). France
8). Germany
9). Thailand
10). India

10 negara yang mempunyai kes rogol yang tertinggi di dunia
1). India
2). Spain
3). Israel
4). USA
5). Sweden
6). Belgium
7). Argentina
8). Germany
9). New Zealand
10). Poland

Di kesemua senarai tersebut, kadar jenayah yang paling tinggi adalah berada di negara-negara yang TIDAK melaksanakan hukum Hudud, dan bukannya di dalam negara yang melaksanakan hukum Hudud. Walaupun begitu, kami berpendapat, bahawa hukum yang mengaturkan manusia di dalam kehidupan masyarakat, seperti sistem ekonomi, sosial, hukuman termasuklah Hudud hanyalah dapat dilaksanakan secara efektif di dalam sistem Khilafah Islam, dan bukannya di dalam negara demokrasi liberal, di mana jurang kekayaan yang sangat tinggi dan sistem ekonomi yang berasaskan riba dan wang kertas.

Monday, February 9, 2015

A rebuttal of Noor Farida Ariffin claims on Hudud



These G-25 leader claims that the introduction of Hudud in Kelantan will increase sexual related crimes. Why is she so senile to think that the highest rape and other sexual related crimes (by merit) are all in non-muslim majority countries:
1). United States
2). South Africa
3). Sweden
4). India
5). United Kingdom
6). Germany
7). France
8). Canada
9). Sri Lanka
10). Ethiopia

If this senile woman, Datuk Noor Farida Ariffin, claims that she is a practising muslim, but never covers her aurah, and thinks that Hudud will increase sexual related crimes, then surely many rapist and sexual predators will flock to Makkah and Madinah, where Hudud is implemented.

In another report, Sweden tops rape cases for every of its citizen, and rapist enjoy immunity in Sweden:

Sweden tops European rape league
27 Apr 09 10:34 CET
Sweden has the highest incidence of reported rapes in Europe - twice as many as "runner up" the UK, a new study shows.

Researchers behind the EU study, which will be presented on Tuesday, conclude that rape appears to be a more common occurrence in Sweden than in continental European countries.

In Sweden, 46 incidents of rape are reported per 100,000 residents.

This figure is double as many as in the UK which reports 23 cases, and four times that of the other Nordic countries, Germany and France. The figure is up to 20 times the figure for certain countries in southern and eastern Europe.

The study, which is financed by the Brussels-based EU fund Daphne II, compared how the respective judicial systems managed rape cases across eleven EU countries. Sweden is shown in an unfavourable light, according to the study.

The high figures in Sweden can not it seems be explained purely by an increased tendency to report rapes and other more minor sexual offences.

Rape simply appears to be a more common occurrence in Sweden than in the other EU countries studied, the researchers argue.

Over 5,000 rapes are reported in Sweden per annum while reports in other countries of a comparable size amounted to only a few hundred.

The figures can however be somewhat distorted as it is often only assault rapes by strangers and aggravated acquaintance rapes that are reported in many of these countries - as was the case in Sweden 40 years ago.

The high incidence of rape in Sweden has a strong connection to nightlife and partying, specifically after-club parties in private homes.

Early sexual debuts, high alcohol consumption, "free sexuality" and the "right to say no" quite simply results in more rapes, the study concludes.

The Daphne II fund ran from 2004-2008 and was set up by the European Parliament as a specific programme to prevent and combat violence against children, young people and women and to protect victims and groups at risk.

In 2007 Daphne III was launched to continue the work and is funded up to 2013.

External link: Daphne III »
TT/The Local (news@thelocal.se/08 656 6518)

Swedish rapists ‘enjoy impunity’: Amnesty International
Published: 28 Apr 09
Sweden needs to do much more to clamp down on rapists, according to reports from Amnesty International and the United Nations. Jennifer Heape examines the disparity between the country's high incidence of rape and its low conviction rate.

Sweden's image as an international forerunner in the fight for gender equality has been damaged by recent reports comparing rape statistics across various countries.

A recent study commissioned by the European Union (EU) found that Sweden has the highest incidence of reported rapes in Europe.

And an Amnesty International report on rape in the Nordic Countries took Sweden to task last autumn for what the human rights organization saw as an abysmally low conviction rate for rape cases.

Released in September 2008, the Amnesty report - Case Closed - examines issues surrounding rape and human rights in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland.

Despite Sweden's considerable emphasis on women's rights, currently ranking an impressive 3rd place in the UN global gender-related development index, instances of reported violence against women are showing no signs of abating.

In fact, statistics published by the National Council of Crime Prevention (BRÅ) show that the number of sexual offences reported from January to August 2008 saw a 9 percent increase compared to the same period in 2007.

Amnesty's most damning criticism of Sweden relates to the considerable disparity between the number of rapes reported and the conviction rate.

Case Closed highlights the damning evidence that, despite the number of rapes reported to the police quadrupling over the past 20 years, the percentage of reported rapes ending in conviction is markedly lower today than it was in 1965.

Sweden’s profile in terms of violence against women has also attracted concern from the United Nations.

As UN rapporteur Yakin Ertürk comments in a special report released in February 2007, there is a notable discrepancy “between the apparent progress in achieving gender equality and the reports of continued violence against women in the country.”

The statistics are certainly alarming. Results from the annual, government commissioned National Safety Survey (NTU), which is conducted by BRÅ, indicate that the actual number of rapes in Sweden in 2006 was estimated to be close to 30,000.

If this figure is correct, then it indicates that as few as 5-10 percent of all rapes are reported to the police.

Equally disturbing is the statistic from BRÅ stating that in 2007, less than 13 percent of the 3,535 rape crimes reported resulted in a decision to start legal proceedings.

Over the past ten years there has been a 58 percent increase in reported sex crimes and according to BRÅ, it is now statistically more likely for a person in Sweden to be sexually assaulted than robbed.

The phenomenon of alleged offences not formally being reported to the police or dropped before reaching court is termed 'attrition'.

Amnesty slams the Swedish judicial system and the prevalence of attrition within it, concluding that, "in practice, many perpetrators enjoy impunity."

In analyzing attrition and the failings of the police and judicial system, Case Closed draws attention to “discriminatory attitudes about female and male sexuality,” which may cause police investigators to “assume that women who report rape are lying or mistaken.”

This in turn brings up the notion of ‘real rape’ and the ‘ideal victim’. Researchers for Amnesty found that frequently:

“Young (drunk) women, in particular, have problems fulfilling the stereotypical role of the ‘ideal victim’, with the consequence that neither rapes within intimate relationships nor ‘date rapes’ involving teenage girls result in legal action.”

Helena Sutourius, an expert in legal proceedings in sexual offence cases concludes that, in Sweden, “the focus appears to be on the woman’s behaviour, rather than on the act that is the object of the investigation.”

In addition to challenging victim and crime stereotypes, perceptions surrounding ‘typical’ perpetrators must also be considered. The UN Special Report discusses how there is a widespread belief that the type of men who commit intimate-partner violence are not typical, ‘normal’ Swedes.

They are usually imagined as somewhat ‘deviant’ - unemployed, uneducated, alcoholic or from non-Western backgrounds, and so on. However, as Ertürk challenges: “In absolute numbers, the vast majority of the perpetrators of intimate-partner violence are ‘ordinary’ Swedish men.”

In a country where women’s rights feature high on the public agenda, there is a pervasive “fear of public shame - being regarded as a tragic failure in a country of supposed gender equality” especially among well-educated and successful Swedish women, which creates yet another obstacle for the victims of violence and rape, the UN report concludes.

Lina Plong from the National Centre for Knowledge on Men’s Violence against Women (NCK), based at Uppsala University, tells The Local:

“There is a real concern as to why the instances of rape and violence are not decreasing, despite the law becoming more strict and there being more public information available than ever. We need to concentrate on educating those professionals working in the area."

Amnesty has also condemned the limited amount of scrutiny of and research into the quality of rape crime investigations in Sweden as, “a serious shortcoming that needs to be addressed immediately.”

The Case Closed report states that, “while an impressive level of gender equality has been achieved in the so-called public spheres [in Sweden]…this achievement seems to have halted at the doorsteps of private homes.”

In its conclusion, Amnesty blames "deeply rooted patriarchal gender norms" of Swedish family life and sexual relationships as a "major societal flaw" and a reason for the continued prevalence of violence against women in Sweden.
Jennifer Heape (jennifer.heape@thelocal.se)

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Liberal ideas don’t kill, extremism does - a rebuttal



Zaid Ibrahim argues that liberal ideas do not kill but puts the blame on religion for the insecurity and wars. He did not read the history of the birth of Western liberal thought, which arose after the bloody conflict with the church authority, which led to the separation of the church from the state. He also does not acknowledge that it was the liberal west who invaded other resource rich countries and plunder their resources, who enforced their will on others and in turn enslaving others, such occurred during the colonial period, and still continues until today, the invasion of Iraq in 2003 (over a million killed), and before, the usurping of North America, Spanish Inquisition of South America, Australia, Africa and Asia by the other European colonialist with the genocide of millions of indigenous population, and the kidnapping of millions of African slaves, many were unfortunate to die in the long perilous journey and had their bodies dumped into the Atlantic ocean. Also, the worst wars which cost the lives of 70 million such as in World War I and II, were not fought over religion, or religion did not have a basis for those wars. While it is acknowledged that there were wars over religion, such as the Crusades in the Middle Ages, and Al-Qaeda in the 20th century, but the fact the history worst dictators such as Mao of China, Stalin of Russia, who were responsible for 70 and 9 millions of deaths in China and Russia in the 20th century, did not have any religious affiliation, both were atheists. In the US, everyone have the liberty to own guns, and more than 40,000 people die from gun inflicted wounds every year in the US alone. The prison population per capita in the US is the highest in the world, and in many parts in the US, it is unsafe to go out at night without the fear of being mugged, robbed or raped, all this in the so called liberated country.