Rabu, 18 September 2013
IKHWAN MUSLIMIN MINTA MAAF KERANA BUAT SILAP
IKHWAN MUSLIM
MESIR MINTA MAAF
dibawah ini ialah
laporan terkini
tentang perkembangan politik di mesir
ikhwan muslimin minta maaf
atas kesalahan politik
awal dahulu
sebelum ini
sayap muda ikhwan telah minta maaf
kenyataan mengakui kesalahan
meminta maaf
kini terpapar dalam laman resmi parti ikhwan
garis tamarod
semakin jelas tepat dan betul
garis anak muda ke jalan raya
semakin dilihat tepat
kenyataan ikhwan ini
adalah ilmu pengetahuan
untuk kita belajar dalam ilmu politik
keterbukaan
kepelbagian adalah realpolitik dalam dunia pasca moden
kenyataan ini
adalah bukti kedewasaan sebuah
gerakan politik
Salah
Sultan, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood and a member of the
National Alliance to Support Legitimacy, offered his apologies to the
Egyptian people for making political judgements that were not met with
acceptance from part of the Egyptian people.
These political judgements, he said,
include the negotiations with Omar Suleiman, former intelligence chief
and former Vice President, in addition to opening channels of dialogue
with the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces that took power after the
ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, in hopes for gradual reform of the
country.
In his apology statement entitled,
“Excuses to God and apologies to our Egypt and our people," he
acknowledged that the revolutionaries’ viewpoint was the better choice
in order to help achieve the goals of the 25 January revolution, when
they advised to continue mobilizing for protests in the streets.
The MB leading member said they were
wrong to claim responsibility at that “difficult” time, in spite of the
rejection of a lot of other revolutionary partners and patriotic
independent figures.
He
said, however, they knew that many former regime figures or those who
were corrupt wanted to contribute to the destruction of any reform
project. The MB, in Sultan’s opinion, should have been honest with the
Egyptian people so that they could understand the obstacles and burdens
the country faces.
Sultan acknowledged making the mistake
of not absorbing both Women and the youth, who have been and still are
the fuel and the strongest sectors within the January revolution. This
prompted a lot of dignified women and young people to turn away from
the MB and resort to other parties to achieve their hopes, something
which led them to take part in what they didn’t know would be our [the
MB’s] end, referring to revolutionaries participating in the 30 June
protests against the MB and their president, Mohamed Morsy.
Egypt's interest is above any harm to
our reputation that may be caused by the apology, Sultan went on, noting
that the apology is not a sign of weakness, but a testimony before God.
Although Sultan uses the plural form in
his apology which was published at the official Freedom and Justice
party website, He then says that his apology is personal, and was
subjected to discussion at the Pro-Morsy Rabea al-Adaweya sit-in, and it
was about to be discussed at the National Alliance to Support
Legitimacy and the Muslim Brotherhood, but the sit-in dispersal stopped
it from being discussed.
Sultan, who is also a professor of
Islamic Sharia at Cairo University, called for discussing his apology
within the MB and the pro-Morsy alliance, with the ability for it to be
modified or edited, before publishing it.
Another apology written by Hamza Zawbaa,
a spokesperson for the Freedom and Justice Party, was filed, but with a
storm of rejection within the Brotherhood, prompting to the drafting of
another apology written by one of its Sharia Scholars.
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