Monday, April 27, 2015

የግል መልእክት

                     
የተከበራችሁ የፌስ ቡክ ታዳሚዎቼ!

 ዛሬ ጾታ፤ሃይማኖት፤የፖለቲካ አመለካከታችንና ሌሎችም  ልዩነታቶቻችን ሳይገድቡን በየ በራሃው፡የወደቁ፤በየ ባህሩ ለሰመጡ፡በደቡብ አፍሪካ በህይወት ለተቃጠሉ፤በአረቡ አለም በየ ግለሰቦች ቤት ህይወታቸውን ላጡት ፤በተለይም አይሲስ በተባለው ቡዲን ችካኔ በተሞላበት ለታረዱትና በጥይት በተደበደቡት 30 ወንድሞቻችን ሃዘናችን ለመግለጽና በህይወት ያሉትንና በየመን የርበርስ ጦርነት ምክንያት መውጫ አጥተውና  በተለያዩ በየአለም ክፍሎች አሁንም ለሞት አደጋ  ተጋልጠው  በመንከራተት ላይ ያሉትን ጭምር ለማስታወስና የምንችለውን ሁሉ ለማድረግ ከያለንበት ድምጻችን እያሰማን ነው ነው።
                                                                             
እንደሌሎች ሃይማኖቶች ሁሉ ያለአግባብ ሰውን የሚአክል ክቡር የአላህ ፍጡር ቀርቶ ለሰው ልጅ ግልጋሎት የተፈጠሩትን እንሣትን እንኳን ያለ አግባብ መግደል እስልምና አጥብቆ ይከለክላል።ለዝህ ነው እንሣትን  እንኳን ለምግባችን  ፍጆታ  አሰቃይቶ ማረድን ወይም መግደል ብቅ የተተወገዘው።
                                                                      
በሁለቱም ታላላቅ እምነቶች  በክርስትና እና እስልምና እንዲሁም ከነዚህ በፊትም በነበሩ  ቅዱሳን መጽሃፎች  ውስጥ ያላግባብ ሰውን መግደል በጥብቅ የተከለከለ  መሆ ተጠቅሷል። እነዝህ ቅዱሳን መስሃፍት የፈጣሪያችን ቃል በመሆናቸው በምእመናን የተገበራ በካሃዴዎችና አስመሳዮች  ግን ይጣሳ
 
ይህንኑ በተመለከተ ቅዱስ ቁራን እንዲህ ይላል፡

ነፍስን የገደለ ሰው ሰዎቹ ሁሉ እንደገደለ ነው፤ ሕያው ያደረጋትም ሰው ሰዎቹን ሁሉ ሕያው እንዳደረገ ነው ማለትን ጻፍን፡፡ (ሱረቱል ማኢዳ 32)
                                                      

በቡካሪ ሐዲስ ውስጥ ነብዩ ሙሀመድ (..)

 ሙስሊም ባልሆኑ ንፁሐን ሰዎች ላይ ግድያ የፈፀመ ሰው የጀነትን እጣን አያሸትም(ቅጽ. 3, ሃዲስ # 2995) በማለት ይህንኑ አጠናክረዋል
 ኢትዮጵያ ሃገራችን በነብያችን ወቅት ለሀያ አመት ያህል በየቀኑ አምስት ጊዜ አዛን ያወጣ የነበረ የሙአዚኑ የነ ብላል ህገር ናት  ሴት ኢትዮጵያዊት ነቢዩ (..) መጀመሪያ ሲወለዱ አጎታቸው በደስታ ከባርነት ነጻ ያደረጉዋት  እና ወላጅ እናታቸው በስድስት አመት ዕድሜአቸው ሲሞቱባቸው ከዛ ጊዜ ጀምረው ሞግዚት በመሆን ነቢዩ እስኪሞቱ ድረስ አብረው ሲኖሩ ሲጠሩዋቸ እናቴ ብለው  ይጠሯት የነበር  የነ እሙል አይማን ወይም ባራካህ ሃገር ናት  ከሁሉም በላይ  ደግሞ የዛሬ 1400 አመት በፊት የገዛ ዜጎቻቸው ከሚያደርሱባቸው መከራ ስቃይ ለመሸሽ የሰው ልጅ በእምነቱ የማይበድልባት ሃገር ዳቹህ ተጠለሉ ተብለው  በነቢዩ  (..)     መለኮታዊ ምክር/ትዕዛዝ  የመጡትን  ሙስሊም ስደተኞችን  ተቀብላ ያስተናገደች አገር ናት።ዛሬ በአለም ላይ ካሉት ሀገሮች  የአረ አገሮችን ጨምሮ  ከዛሬዋ ሳውዲ አራቢያ  ውጭ መጀመሪያ ሙስሊሞች የኖርባት ብቸኛዋ  ሃገር ኢትዮጵያ ናት።ህም ነው የስሃቦሽ/የበዩ  (..)ታከትዮች  ወደ ሃገራችን ያደጉት ስደት በተለምዶ  የመጀመሪያ ስደት /ሂጅራ ተብሎ የሚጠራው።                                                       

 ከዚያን ጊዜ ጀምሮ ነው የኢትዮጵያ ህዝብ በሃይማኖት ሳይለያይ ተቻችሎ እስከዛሬ የዘለቀው ።ለዚህም በነዚህ አይሲስ በተባሉት የሰው ዘር ጠላቶች ከታረዱት 30 ኢትዮፕያውያን ወስ አንዱ የሆነው  ሙስሊሙ ወንድማችን ጃማል ዓብዱራሂም በቂ ምስክር ነው። የጋራነታችን ለወደፊትም በዚሁ የቀጥ ዘንድ ከፋፋዮችንና አስመሳዮችን ለመወጋትም ሆነ ለስደታችን መንሴ  የሆኑትን ችግሮች  ሁሉ በጋራ ለመቅረፍ አንድነታችን አጠናክረን በጋራ መስራት የኖርብናል። ያለበለዚያ ችግራችን ሃዘናችን  በዚህ የሚያበቃ አይሆንም።

በአይሲስ ፣በደቡብ አፍሪካዊያን ፤በባህር ማእበል በየበረሃው በየመን የርስብርስ ጦርነት  ህወታቸውን ላጡት ነፍሳቸው ይማር : ተሰቦቻቸው ደግሞ ጽናቱን ይስጣቸው በማለት እንደ አንድ ሙስልም ኢትዮያዊ  እንደ አንድ እንደ የአ ዜጋ እንደ አንድ የአላህ ፍጡር የተሰማ ሃዘን እገልጻለሁ።

 አላህ ኢትዮጵያን ከነ ህዝቦቿ ይባርካት አሚን!!!

Thursday, August 7, 2014

Ethiopia and its press The noose tightens



Bloggers and journalists who criticize the government are under the cosh


A RANKING that countries do not aspire to ascend is the one compiled by the Committee to Protect Journalists, a New York-based group. It reckons that Ethiopia is Africa’s second-worst jailer of journalists, ahead only of its ultra-repressive neighbour and bitter enemy, Eritrea. Cementing its lamentable reputation, on August 4th Ethiopia briefly resumed the trial of ten journalists and bloggers, nine of whom it has kept in prison since April; one is being tried in absentia. The court proceedings are to start again in earnest on August 20th.
The ten are accused of several offences, including breaches of the country’s controversial anti-terrorism laws. These include having links to banned opposition groups and trying to cause instability via social media. The government says the journalists and bloggers are connected to two groups that it deems terrorist organisations: the Oromo Liberation Front, a rebel outfit that seeks a better deal for Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group, which predominates in the south; and Ginbot 7, a leading opposition movement formed after widespread protests following Ethiopia’s general election in 2005..read more 

Adoption executive pleads guilty to Ethiopia scam

Washington - A former executive with a US-based international adoption agency which sought to connect American families with Ethiopian children has admitted to fraud, a US justice department statement said on Wednesday........read more.....

Obama Gets "Into" Africa: An Ugly Scramble for Oil, Minerals, and Markets

Unfortunately US policy towards Africa have largely translated into holding the door open for U.S. multinationals to do what outsiders have done for centuries: extract the continent’s wealth.
President Barack Obama speaking at a business forum aimed at increasing investment in Africa, in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania last year. At the Africa Summit in Washington, DC this week, more than 50 heads of state from the continent have gathered to discuss "development" in Africa. Sadly, much of what's being discussed looks more like exploitation and a race by the world's powerful corporations to secure Africa's profitable resources for themselves. (Photo:  Evan Vucci/AP file)
President Obama is definitely “into” Africa. As much as possible in a world riven by multiple crises, the president has made the continent a focus of his policymaking. Turning his own Kenyan heritage into a personal bridge to the region, he has visited Africa three times as president – in 2009, 2011, and 2013. He has touted his administration’s multi-billion initiatives such as Power Africa to bring electricity to millions of homes, a fellowship program for young African leaders, and the continuation of efforts to fight HIV-AIDS and other infectious diseases....read more...

Monday, August 4, 2014

US-Africa: Make Human Rights Central to Summit

,,,, In Ethiopia, the government has systematically closed space for peaceful dissent over the past decade. In 2009 it passed a draconian law regulating nongovernmental activity which bars work on human rights, good governance, conflict resolution, and advocacy for the rights of women, children, and people with disabilities if organizations receive more than 10 percent of their funds from foreign countries. The country's most reputable human rights groups closed or scaled down their operations. The government has also used a 2009 counterterrorism law to arbitrarily detain and prosecute dozens of journalists, protesters, and political opposition leaders. Most recently, in July the police charged three journalists and seven bloggers known as "the Zone 9" collective after they wrote articles calling for reforms and peaceful opposition to government policies........read more....

US-Africa Summit Under Way in Washington

The administration of U.S. President Barack Obama is working to strengthen ties with Africa at a three-day summit in Washington for some 50 African heads of state.
Monday's opening forums touched on a range of issues including security, health, the environment and corruption.
At one panel focused on trade, South African President Jacob Zuma urged the United States to renew the trade agreement, African Growth and Opportunity Act, when it expires next year....read more...

Washington Meeting of African Leaders Opens to Protests

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Secretary of State John Kerry and Joseph Kabila, president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, speaking in Washington on Monday. Credit Alex Wong/Getty Images...read more

Ethiopian protest at Washington DC U.S.-Africa Summit today - video

Op-Ed In Ethiopia, a stranglehold on freedom

When Secretary of State John F. Kerry traveled to Ethiopia last year, he met a young blogger named Natnael Feleke. When he returned a few months ago, Kerry found that Feleke, along with five other bloggers and three journalists, had been arrested — the latest in a long line of journalists the Ethiopian government has detained on the claim that they were trying to incite terrorism. Although Kerry addressed the arrests with officials he met, and President Obama has spoken forcefully on the importance of good governance in Africa, preoccupation with immediate security priorities — in particular counter-terrorism — trumps the fine words......................read more....

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Ethiopia needs to do better

That's the message for Ethiopia

July 28, 2014 | Updated: July 28, 2014 10:25pm
As they ready for two days of wheeling and dealing with a high-ranking Ethiopian delegation at a local hotel, Houston business and elected leaders today need to look beyond a foreign market opportunity and first ask hard questions about Ethiopia's recent crackdown on nine journalists, as well as the country's unsuccessful move this spring to make homosexuality a "non-pardonable" crime...read more..............

Rohrabacher: Ethiopia Must Release Opposition Leader

Jul 28, 2014
Press Release
WASHINGTON – Rep. Dana Rohrabacher on Monday urged Ethiopia’s prime minister to release Andargachew Tsige, a native-born opposition leader with British citizenship who last month was extradicted to the African nation from Yemen under questionable circumstances.....read more....

Thursday, July 24, 2014

Detention of bloggers is a violation of international law

Forty organisations have called on Ethiopia Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn to free Zone 9 bloggers and revise it's overly broad anti-terror law..........read more.............

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

David Cameron will LOSE election blasts Ken Clarke after Tory spin doctors 'attempted to silence him '

David Cameron is on course to lose the next election, says Ken Clarke.
The veteran Tory revealed how spin doctors attempted to silence him, voiced concerns over the economy and revealed Margaret Thatcher wanted to scrap the NHS.
The extraordinary parting shot came after the Tory grandee was dumped in last week’s ministerial reshuffle .read more...

As Ethiopia's 'Zone 9' bloggers get popular, they get charged with terror (+video)

Ethiopia has charged 10 reform-minded bloggers and journalists with terrorism offenses – marking the latest in a long line of repressive acts against civil society by a key US partner in the Horn of Africa............read more.............

Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Aid to Africa: donations from west mask '$60bn looting' of continent (The guardian UK)

Aid to Africa: donations from west mask '$60bn looting' of continent


MDG : Parched soil in the Greater Upper Nile region of north-eastern South Sudan
Parched soil in the Greater Upper Nile, South Sudan. Climate change mitigation has been used as a smokescreen to drain Africa's resources, say NGOs. Photograph: PA
Western countries are using aid to Africa as a smokescreen to hide the "sustained looting" of the continent as it loses nearly $60bn a year through tax evasion, climate change mitigation, and the flight of profits earned by foreign multinational companies, a group of NGOs has claimed....read more...

Friday, July 11, 2014

Is the Arrest of Andargachew Tsige the Final Straw for the People of Ethiopia?

Faced with a brutal repressive regime, the people of Ethiopia inside the country and within the worldwide diaspora –frustrated, angry and desperate – are considering alloptions to elicit fundamental change in the country........read more...

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