Tigani (cont.)
THE CRISIS OF RELIGIOUS FAITH AND RULING
POLITICS
A CRITIQUE
OF THE MUSLIM ULAMA AND LEADERS'
CALL TO AHL AL-SUDAN
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It is frightening how the Jordan trades unionists who signed the Call for
Ahl Al-Sudan, including leaders of the engineers, physicians, and Jordan
Bar Association did not care to say a word to condemn the Haraka Islamiya's
Government of Sudan for the savage dehumanizing ill treatment it did against
Sudan Workers' Federation and Sudan Professionals' Unions and Free
Associations.
It is amazing, frightening, and is indeed worthy of a very careful study
how the Call of Haraka Islamiya Arabiya did not care to speak about
the origin of the crisis, the direct responsibility of Haraka Islamiya
led by za'im Hassan Turabi and president Omer Bashir for all the devastation
that Sudan passed through since the Haraka Islamiya's military coup
of June 1989 up to
this moment.
It is not Sudanese mistake that their love to freedom, their rich potentialities
and wealthy experiences helped them to recognize modern democratic principles
of rule, independent judiciary from executive and legislative branches of
State, non-authority social consensus [Shoura] on the basis of extended
family relations, and the valuable modern practice of
participation in the economic and community life of the country by trades
unions that existed and steadfastly defended the right of people decades before
Haraka Islamiya learned to establish trades unions and lead those of
engineers, physicians, or journalists to which some signatories belonged.
Sudanese unions and professional groups, however, are not comparable with
your Haraka Islamiya unions that are shamefully supportive of the violent
State and brutal Party of Sudan and the persecution they have unlawfully pursued
upon the Sudanese free and independent trades unionism.
Sudan, O Ulama, Leaders, and Thinkers of the Muslim Brotherhood's
Haraka Islamiya is no laboratory for you or any other entity on earth.
Sudan several times was leadership of the Region's democracy and pluralism
that your Haraka Islamiya is now weeping for to resolve the disputes
your Haraka earlier incited between Sudanese and decided upon them
by the use of force like any colonial authority.
Sudan initiated and experienced in progressive and civilized ways the Masses
Movement for half a century while you have just learned to refer to the masses
in political statements following the disastrous failure of your Imamiya theory
of anti-democratic rule as the case of Sudan clearly informed.
Sudanese are the only People of the late 19th century that revolted with
the Mahdiya against the atrocious rule of the so-called Muslim Turk-Egyptian
Empire. The Mahdiya despite all its shortcomings and negative practice and
results, overthrew an unfair foreign system of rule that had only ruled Sudan
to enslave Sudanese and steal Sudan's natural wealth.
Sudanese are the only People in the 20th century who made the glorious Masses'
Uprising of October 1964 and March/April 1985 and they will make another Uprising
to overthrow the corrupted non-ethical system of Haraka Islamiya, the
one you did find courage to label as "failure" in your Call.
Sudanese have so much to teach Haraka Islamiya, if only wise leaders of the
Muslim Brotherhood Haraka Islamiya learn to appreciate the strength,
depth, and nobility of the Nation of Sudan they wrongfully chose to challenge,
troubled, and hoped to eradicate. Thanks be to the Lord! You did confess in
your Call the failure of your Project in Sudan, the historic grave of invaders.
Dear Muslim Ulama and Muslim Leaders and Thinkers, Signatories of
the Call:
The only motive for the military coup of June 30, 1989, that destroyed Sudan's
optimum chance for a permanent peace based on mutual respect of humanity,
decent agreement of sisterly nationhood between Southerners and Northerners
(the only groups then at war with one another in Sudan, as well as the other
Sudanese regions in the present time) was to control, rule, and enjoy using
and abusing Sudan wealth by members and supporters of the Haraka Islamiya
at the expense of all Sudanese, Muslim or non-Muslim.
The only "logic" of war escalation as practiced by the abrogation of the
Sudanese Peace Agreement 1988 was definitely no logic because it only destroyed
Sudan and still is as it dumped Sudanese in the unfair acts of war that the
government of the Haraka Islamiya recklessly waged and escalated in
a most irresponsible way for no reason but selfishness, corruption, and the
sinful richness of warfare.
It is appreciated that the non-Sudanese Haraka Islamiya leaders and
supporters now signed an important call upon the People of Sudan to live in
peace, cherish democracy and Hukum [i.e., judgment] of the Masses of
People, within the framework of pluralism and democracy as the Call ascertained
and called for.
Notwithstanding, it is amazing that the Call never said a word about all
these horrible Crimes of Humanity Al-Haraka Islamiya State committed
in Sudan. Is it the role of Muslim ulama, thinkers, and leaders of Muslim
organizations in the world today to keep silent about all these injustices
when brave, straight-forward, and honest condemnation and continuous pressure
was being exerted by the non-Muslim individuals and organizations as well
as secular NGOs from all over the world and still is?
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