Salam Sejahtera...Jordan Times melaporkan:
Pepagi begini, aku dengan rendah hati memohon bantuan doa dari pembaca sekelian untuk keselamatan para pelajar Malaysia termasuk anak sulong aku sendiri yang berada di Mafraq Jordan...
Menurut anak aku yang menghantar pesanan ......
Salam...semua sihat ke? doakan k.long kat sini. kelmarin hari jumaat, ada rusuhan besar dekat Mafraq (bukan dekat Amman tau)..rusuhan dekat bangunan Ikhwan Muslimin...bangunan IM dekat sangat dengan penempatan budak melayu yg perempuan....siap dibakar semua, nak roboh kan bangunan ni..
Sebab diserang, kerana puak-puak ni risau kalau IM gulingkan insitusi beraja dekat sini...Dorang kan sampai ada tahap sayang raja mcm dah sebahagian dalam aqidah...
Doakan kitorang kat sini selamat..
Moga-moga doa para pembaca ada sedikit sebanyak dapat menyelamat keselamatan anak-anak kita yang berada di bumi Jordan..Insyaallah.... - ManjongMari.
AMMAN — Calm returned to Mafraq on Saturday after a Friday of clashes between Bani Hassan tribesmen and supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood in which the movement's headquarters in the northeastern city was set on fire.Apa pun, aku harap puak-puak penchachai tak ambil kejadian di Mafraq ni sebagai contoh untuk tidakan depa di masa depan. Pasainya pua-puak tu memang ada potensi untuk buat kerja-kerja ganas macam tu, tambah-tambah lagi golongan terbuang dalam Umno yang terpaksa aktif dalam PERKASA tu.
Dozens of people from both groups suffered minor injuries, as well as Public Security Department (PSD) Director Lt. Gen. Hussein Majali, who suffered bruises to his face and shoulders, according to PSD Spokesperson Lt. Col. Mohammad Khatib.
No investigation has been opened into the incident, the police official said, as neither party has registered an official complaint.
In the meantime, Mafraq tribal leaders and the Islamist movement traded accusations of responsibility for the violence that took place on Friday afternoon.
A press statement signed by several tribal leaders on Saturday blamed the Muslim Brotherhood for insisting on holding their demonstration in Mafraq despite repeated pleas from the governorate’s residents to cancel the activity.
"You have challenged us and insisted on holding your demonstration in our city and now you have to bear the consequences," the statement said.
In response, the Islamists insisted that their demonstration was peaceful and only aimed at pushing for speedier reforms and anti-corruption measures. They also blamed the authorities for not doing their duty in protecting the demonstrators. - Jordantimes.
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