Selasa 05 Dec 2017 16:53 WIB

FPI comments on blasphemous tweet against Prophet Muhammad

Rep: Zahrotul Oktaviani, Puti Almas/ Red: Reiny Dwinanda
Senator Fahira Idris said, she has forgiven @dhefhoyama as he has took off Bang Japar logo from his Twitter account bio. Nevertheless, she will continue to process his insulting tweet against Prophet Muhammad PBUH and ulamas.
Foto: Instagram Fahira Idris
Senator Fahira Idris said, she has forgiven @dhefhoyama as he has took off Bang Japar logo from his Twitter account bio. Nevertheless, she will continue to process his insulting tweet against Prophet Muhammad PBUH and ulamas.

REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA -- Spokesperson of Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), Slamet Maarif said police must to enforce the law for all cases related to blasphemy. He stated that to comment on @dhefhoyama's blasphemous tweet.  

"It happened because the police were not firm enough and being selective in handling religious blasphemy cases. It has caused more massive hatred and religious blasphemy, especially against Islam," said Maarif when contacted by Republika.co.id on Tuesday (December 5).

Maarif who is also chairman of 212 Alumni said, the police seemed to be slow in processing blasphemy cases. In fact, he saw indication police have protected certain groups that committed hate speech. 

On the other hand, he assessed, other similar cases that concerned non-Muslim groups were handled quickly and had good legal process.

"All the religious blasphemy cases must be handled with legal process. We are ready to support it," Maarif added.

Earlier, an account on Twitter, @dhefhoyama has considered to have insulted Prophet Muhammad PBUH. 

Deputy Committee III of the Regional Representatives Council (DPD), Fahira Idris has filed a police report against the account's owner to the police on Monday.

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