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Foto Jenazah Amrozi, Ali Ghufron : Misteri Tanda Syahid Amrozi Cs Terkuak

Misteri Tanda Syahid Amrozi Cs Terkuak

Jum'at, 14-11-2008 | 10:58:12 WIB

Tiada kata yang terucap melainkan kalimat takbir, Allahu Akbar, atas kondisi jenasah ketiga syuhada Bali. Betapa tidak, ketiga syuhada tersebut sangat jelas menampakkan tanda-tanda sebagai syahid seperti yang biasa ditemui di kancah peperangan, meski mereka 'tidak sedang berperang' melawan musuh Islam.

Setelah beberapa lama menunggu, akhirnya Kantor Berita Islam Muslimdaily.net mendapat ijin dari pihak keluarga, yang diwakili oleh Bp. Ali Fauzi, untuk mempublikasikan photo dua mujahid Bali yakni Amrozi dan Ust. Mukhlas. Bp Ali Fauzi berpesan agar photo ini disebarluaskan untuk memberikan bukti nyata atas misteri dan polemik yang terjadi ke atas Mujahid Bali, terutama Syuhada Tenggulun, terkait status mereka, apakah mati syahid atau tidak. Disamping itu memberikan hikmah nyata kepada seluruh kaum Muslimin bahwa perjuangan Islam yang mereka lakukan benar-benar ikhlas untuk tingginya kalimat Allah, dan bukan sekedar untuk aksi pamer.

Sebagaimana syuhada yang gugur dalam medan jihad, photo kedua syuhada Tenggulun terlihat tersenyum dengan barisan gigi yang terlihat rapi. Apalagi yang terjadi dengan Amrozi. Senyuman khas "The Smiling Bomber" yang seiring dengan kedua mata yang terbuka, terlihat seakan-akan bertemu dengan sesuatu yang membuat kagum. Mungkin sepasang bidadari yang menyambut ramah.

Kondisi tak jauh berbeda terjadi dengan jenasah Ust. Mukhlas. Ulama yang jago berorasi ini memperlihatkan senyuman dengan mata yang juga terbuka. Wajah bersih pun menjadi pertanda yang lain. Wajah bersih yang juga dimiliki oleh sang "Mujahid Hacker," Imam Samudera alias Abdul Azis. Imam memperlihatkan wajah tampan dan bersih, persis dengan kondisi Ust. Mukhlas.

Disamping analisis photo ketiga Mujahid Bali tersebut, keterangan dari lapangan makin memperkuat bukti bahwa ketiga pelaku aksi jihad tersebut adalah para Mujahidin, mereka telah memiliki niat yang tulus dan menemui kematian sebagai seorang syuhada. Berikut adalah bukti dan persaksian dari lapangan.

  1. Salah satu pelayat yang kebetulan ikut hadir di kediaman Hj. Tariyem adalah Ust. Abdul Rachim Ba'asyir. Menyaksikan bahwa ketika keranda jenasah masuk dan kain penutup keranda dibuka, sontak tercium bau wangi yang menyebar ke seluruh ruangan. Kejadian ini sempat membuat keheranan para pelayat, karena didalam ruangan yang sempit tersebut udara sangat pengap dan pengunjung berjubel dalam satu ruangan. Bila merupakan wangi dari minyak wangi, tak akan mampu mengalahkan bau badan para pengunjung dan tidak akan dapat memberikan aroma dengan kadar wangi yang sama." Allahu Akbar. Itu bukan bau minyak wangi. Bukan. Tapi bau wangi dari asy syahid," kata beliau.
  2. Selain itu, masih menurut Ust, Abdul Rachim, ketika kain penutup wajah dari Ust. Mukhlas di buka, terlihat jelas bulir-bulir keringat menempel di bagian muka. Kondisi yang sama yang terjadi dengan mereka yang masih hidup dan dalam kondisi kegerahan. Seakan Ust. Mukhlas merasakan kegerahan yang sama yang dengan kegerahan yang dialami oleh para pelayat beliau.
  3. Sebagaimana dilansir oleh beberapa media nasional, seperti detik.com, nampak jelas terlihat fenomena datangnya tiga burung hitam di atas kediaman syuhada. Ketiga burung ini jelas bukan burung Gagak seperti yang banyak diberitakan di media, karena memiliki leher yang panjang. Mereka datang begitu saja berputar-putar selama kurang lebih tujuh menit, dan kemudian pergi berpencar. Dua burung hitam terbang ke arah Timur, mereka merepresentasikan diterimanya amalan jihad Ust Mukhlas dan Amrozi, dan satu burung hitam terbang ke Barat, sebagai pertanda syahid atas diri 'Mujahid Hacker' Imam Samudera. Fenomena datangnya burung hitam ini sempat membuat suasana haru dengan teriakan takbir para pelayat.
  4. Seperti penuturan adik kandung Imam Samudera, Lulu Jamaludin, kakaknya menampakkan keanehan ketika akan dimasukkan dalam liang lahat. Bau wangi juga tercium dari jenasah Imam. Selain itu luka bekas tembakan peluru tajam terus menerus mengalirkan darah segar. Aliran darah ini keluar seperti yang terjadi dengan seseorang yang masih hidup ketika terluka. Masih menurut Lulu juga, wajah kakaknya lebih bersih dan tampan dari biasanya.
  5. Kabar terakhir baru saja diterima oleh salah satu kru muslimdaily.net. Beberapa hari yang lalu, tepatnya tiga hari setelah pemakaman Amrozi dan Ust. Mukhlas, keluarga Hj. Tariyem meminta beberapa orang untuk menjaga makam. Hal ini dilakukan untuk menghindari dan menjaga hal-hal yang tidak diinginkan. Beberapa diantara mereka yang ikut jaga adalah Sumarno, Baror, Rosyidin, Mashudi dan beberapa santri pondok Al Islam Tenggulun Lamongan. Mereka mengatakan mencium bau wangi keluar dari dalam kubur (makam). Bau wangi yang sama saat mereka pertama kali membuka kain penutup jenasah syuhada. Namun, bau wangi ini bukan seperti bau dari minyak wangi yang biasa mereka pakai atau dipakai oleh orang kebanyakan.


Jelas sudah keterangan yang diberikan Allah s.w.t. lewat kebesaran-Nya. Meski banyak pihak yang membantah, memberikan suara sumbang, dan menggalang opini massa untuk memojokkan status para Mujahid Bali, serta membuat makar melalui kaki tangan aparat pemerintah, namun Allah berkehendak lain. Dan siapakah sebaik-baik pembuat makar ? (far/MD)

DETIK Sewot? Soal Penayangan Foto Jenazah Imam Samudra oleh Arrahmah.com


Saya terus terang heran dengan Judul berita mereka serta isinya.
Ada dua artikel Detik yang terbit yang terkait dengan hal penayangan foto Jenazah Imam Samudra oleh situs Arrahmah.Com.

Berikut salinan beritanya. Dan DETIK sudah menjadi DETEKTIF pula :)

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Senin, 10/11/2008 12:40 WIB
Situs Umbar Foto Imam Samudra Berkafan
Wicak Hidayat - detikinet

Jakarta - Amrozi, Ali Ghufron dan Imam Samudra mewasiatkan agar foto-foto kematian mereka tidak dipublikasikan. Namun sebuah situs justru menampilkan foto Imam Samudera berkafan.

Informasi yang diterima detikINET, Senin (10/11/2008), menyebutkan sebuah situs yang bernama Arrahmah. Situs dengan jargon 'Filter Your Mind, Get The Truth' itu menampilkan berita-berita seputar eksekusi mati tiga terpidana bom bali.

Satu hal yang membedakan situs itu dibandingkan media lain adalah adanya foto close-up wajah Imam Samudra dalam kondisi dikafani. Foto itu dimuat dalam berita berjudul "As Syahid Imam Samudra Bergabung Dengan Kafilah Syuhada" yang tertanggal 9 November 2008 pukul 02:43 malam.

Tak cukup di situ, foto itu juga dilabeli tulisan 'Exclusive Arrahmah.com'. Ini mengindikasikan pengelola situs tersebut memang sengaja memotret jenazah Imam. Padahal media massa, polisi ataupun jaksa tidak diperbolehkan mengambil --apalagi sampai mempublikasikan-- wajah terakhir tiga terpidana mati tersebut.
( wsh / wsh )



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Senin, 10/11/2008 17:47 WIB


Server Arrahmah di New York?
Wicak Hidayat - detikinet

Jakarta - Server situs penampil foto Imam Samudra berkafan agaknya berlokasi di New York. Nama domainnya dibeli dari penyedia asal Indonesia.

Informasi dari piranti lunak Tracert yang dilakukan detikINET, Senin (10/11/2008) mengarahkan domain Arrahmah.com pada alamat Internet Protocols (IP) 67.228.80.218. Jika ditelusuri, alamat itu merujuk pada lokasi di New York, Amerika Serikat.

Nama domain tersebut tercatat telah terdaftar sejak 14 Agustus 2005 melalui penyedia layanan ImediaBiz.com. ImediaBiz merupakan penyedia layanan pembelian nama domain dan webhosting asal Indonesia.

ImediaBiz memang menyediakan server yang berlokasi di Indonesia dan di Amerika Serikat. Tercatat ada 1.663 domain lain yang menggunakan nameserver yang sama dengan Arrahmah.com.

Sedangkan untuk server yang digunakan Arrahmah.com, menurut data DomainTools, merupakan milik SoftLayer Technologies Inc di Amerika Serikat. SoftLayer adalah perusahaan asal Dallas, Amerika Serikat, yang menyewakan server untuk keperluan hosting. ( wsh / dwn )



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Senin, 10/11/2008 14:38 WIB

Umbar Foto Imam Samudra, Arrahmah Punya Siapa?
Wicak Hidayat - detikinet

Jakarta - Meski dilarang oleh pihak keluarga, situs Arrahmah.com mempublikasikan wajah Imam Samudra berkain kafan. Siapakah sosok di balik situs tersebut?

Pada Senin (10/11/2008), detikINET menerima informasi mengenai situs Arrahmah.com yang menampilkan foto close-up wajah Imam Samudera dalam kondisi dikafani. Penelusuran pada database Whois menunjukkan nama pemilik situs itu disembunyikan lewat layanan ContactPrivacy.org.

Namun jika ditelusuri lebih lanjut, muncul sebuah alamat e-mail yang terkait situs itu. Alamat e-mail itu pun bisa dikaitkan dengan sebuah profil di situs pertemanan Friendster.

Adalah Daniel Shah yang namanya kemudian terkait dengan alamat e-mail di situs Arrahmah.com. Belum pasti apakah benar Daniel pengelola situs tersebut atau sekadar alamat e-mailnya yang digunakan.

Situs Arrahmah.com hinga pukul 13:30 WIB tak bisa dikunjungi. Pesan yang muncul mengindikasikan situs sedang kelebihan pengunjung sehingga harus dimatikan sementara.
( wsh / ash )



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Foto Jenazah Imam Samudra Muncul di Dunia Maya


Foto Jenazah Imam Samudra Muncul di Dunia Maya

Senin, 10 November 2008 - 11:12 wib
JAKARTA - Sehari setelah pemakaman 3 pelaku bom Bali I Imam Samudra, Amrozi, dan Ali Gufron, beredar sebuah foto yang menampilkan Imam Samudra dalam kondisi meninggal dan telah dikafankan.

Foto ini dimuat oleh sebuah situs bernama arrahmah.com pada hari Minggu 9 November pada ham 02.43 PM.

Foto eksklusif milik arrahmah.com tersebut merupakan gambar dari sebuah berita bertema "As Syahid Imam Samudra Bergabung dengan Kafilah Syuhada".

Berikut awal isi berita tersebut: Hari ini telah dijemput para bidadari para kafilah syuhada, Mujahid Imam Samudera, Mujahid Amrozi dan Mujahid Ali Ghufron. Mereka semua telah menunjukkan pada umat ini bagaimana sikap mujahid sejati yang tetap istiqomah.

Selain itu, berita tersebut juga mendapat 20 lebih komentar dari pembaca yang kebanyakan memuji langkah Imam Samudra dan rekan-rekannya. Berikut komentar-komentar pembaca di situs tersebut:

Kepada para thaghut & pemerintah indonesia .......!!
bahwa kalian telah zalim..!! tunggulah pembalasan kaum muslimin...!!! tunggulah azab allah, kepada kalian semua wahai penyembah berhala AMERIKA ..!!
bagi kalian telah tersedia NERAKA JAHANNAM...!!
Dikirim dari amr_albanjary pada 11/09 04:23 PM.

asslm.as syahid adalah contoh tauladan bagi orang orang yg beriman.Allahu akbar! Allahu akbar! Allahu akbar! Dikirim oleh akhyar 1 pada 11/09 04:31 PM.

semoga Alloh menerima taubat mereka dan menempatkan mereka dalam kafilah syuhada. demi Alloh tiada setetespun darah mereka tercurah tanpa pembalasan Allohu Akbar!!! Dikirim oleh Irhaby99 pada 11/09 04:33 PM.

Selamat jalan wahai para syuhada,Allahu akbar! Allahu akbar! Allahu akbar Dikirim oleh akhyar 1 pada 11/09 04:41 PM.


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Imam Samodra (38)

SERANG, INDONESIA - NOVEMBER 9:  Supporters chant in front of Imam Samudra's home after it was reported that the execution of the Bali bombers had been carried out, on November 9, 2008 in Serang, Banten, Indonesia. It was reported that the Indonesian government has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death by firing squad on the prison island of Nusakambangan for their part in the 2002 Bali bombing which killed 202 people. The attorney general office will officially announce the execution later on Sunday. From Getty Images.A worker monitors prints of posters of Bali bomber Imam Samudra at a printing shop owned by Samudra's relative in Banten, West Java November 6, 2008. The attorney general's office has said the three militants-- Imam Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi--would be executed in early November for their role in the 2002 nightclub bombings on the resort island in which 202 people died. The headline on the posters read, "Free Imam Samudra". From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Convicted Bali bomber Imam Samudra alias Abdul Aziz talks to his daughter during his last family visit in Batu prison, Nusa Kambangan Island in this October 29, 2007 file photo. Indonesia has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people, the television network TvOne said on November 9, 2008 citing an unidentified source. The TV station said Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi were executed on Nusakambangan island in central Java after midnight. The executions could not immediately be confirmed by officials. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Convicted Bali bomber Imam Samudera is seen during his last family visit at Batu prison, Nusa Kambangan Island in this October 29, 2007 file photograph. Indonesia has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people, the television network TvOne said on November 9, 2008 citing an unidentified source. The TV station said Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi were executed on Nusakambangan island in central Java after midnight. The executions could not immediately be confirmed by officials. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Kindergarten school children look at a poster of Bali bomber Imam Samudra, during their visit to Samudra's mother, Embay Badriyah, in Banten province November 8, 2008. The children visited Badriyah in a show of support in light of her son's impending execution. The attorney general's office has said the three militants, Imam Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi would be executed in early November for their role in the 2002 nightclub bombings on the resort island in which 202 people died. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Salsabila, daughter of Bali bomber Imam Samudra, rests her head on her father's shoulder during a family visit ahead of Ramadan fasting month at Batu prison, in Indonesia's Nusa Kambangan Island, August 30, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Embay Badriah, mother of Bali bomber Imam Samudra (R), is seen next to her son during a family visit ahead of Ramadan fasting month at Batu prison, in Indonesia's Nusa Kambangan Island August 30, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Embay Badriah, mother of Bali bomber Imam Samudra (C), is seen next to her son and his daughter Salsabila during a family visit ahead of Ramadan fasting month at Batu prison, in Indonesia's Nusa Kambangan Island August 30, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Imam Samudra walks past Mukhlas and Amrozi (sitting) after attending Eid al-Fitr prayers, marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.(L-R) Imam Samudra talks with Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, and Amrozi after Eid al-Fitr prayers marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Indonesian cleric Said Sungkar talks to journalists during a press conference in support the convicted Bali bombers Amrozi, Mukhlas and Imam samudera in Tenggulun on November 7, 2008. The families of the Indonesian Islamists on death row for the 2002 Bali bombings have been told to "get ready" for the executions, a prosecutor said. Prosecutors and police visited the family of brothers Amrozi, 47, and Mukhlas, 48, in this east Java village and warned them to prepare for bad news. From Getty Images by AFP/Getty Images.

Amrozi (46), Mukhlas (48), Imam Samodra (38)

Bali bombers Amrozi (L), Imam Samudra (C) and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Ghufron are seen in this combination photograph. Indonesia has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people, the television network TvOne said on November 9, 2008 citing an unidentified source. The TV station said Imam Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi were executed on Nusakambangan island in central Java after midnight. The executions could not immediately be confirmed by officials. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.This combo picture taken on March 26, 2008 shows convicted Bali bombers (L to R) Amrozi, Imam Samudra alias Abdul Aziz and Ali Ghufron alias Mukhlas at Batu prison on the Indonesian island of Nusa Kambangan. The three men, sentenced to death for the Bali bombings which killed 202 people, were executed by firing squad at midnight on the night of November 8, 2008 local television reported. Amrozi, 47, his brother Mukhlas, 48, and ringleader Imam Samudra, 38, were killed with shots to the heart on the island prison of Nusakambangan off southern Java, TV One television reported quoting an official source. From Getty Images by AFP/Getty Images.This combo picture shows file photos taken on March 26, 2008, of (L to R) Ali Ghufron, Imam Samudra and Amrozi inside the Batu prison on Nusa Kambangan island. The three convicted Bali bombers have filed a petition against firing squads in Indonesia's constitutional court on August 6, 2008, in a last-ditch bid to stave off their executions, lawyers said. The members of the Islamist Jemaah Islamiyah network -- Amrozi, Imam Samudra and Ali Ghufron -- are awaiting execution over the 2002 bombings on the resort island that killed more than 200 people, most of them foreign tourists. From Getty Images by AFP/Getty Images.This is a combination of Oct. 1, 2008 file photos of from left to right, Ali Ghufron, Imam Samudra, and Amrozi Nurhasyim. Ali Ghufron, Amrozi Nurhasyim, and Imam Samudra were executed early Sunday Nov. 9, 2008 on the Nusakambangen prison Island for planning and carrying out the 2002 Bali bombings which killed more than 200 people, mostly foreign tourists including 88 Australians, as well as 38 Indonesians. From AP Photo by Dita Alangkara.Bali bombers Amrozi (L), Imam Samudra (C) and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Ghufron, are seen in Nusakambangan prison in this October 1, 2008 combination photograph. The three Muslim militants involved in the 2002 Bali bombings were executed on early November 9, 2008, according to reports from Indonesian television station TV ONE. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Convicted Bali bombers Ali Ghufron alias Mukhlas (L), Amrozi (C) and Imam Samudera talk to journalists after meeting their relatives in Batu prison, Nusakambangan Island in this October 29, 2007 file photograph. Indonesia has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people, the television network TvOne said on November 9, 2008 citing an unidentified source. The TV station said Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi were executed on Nusakambangan island in central Java after midnight. The executions could not immediately be confirmed by officials. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Muslim men gather around a poster of convicted Bali bombers Imam Samudra, from left, Amrozi Nurhasyim and Ali Ghufron at an Islamic boarding school in Tenggulun, Lamongan, East Java, Indonesia, Saturday, Nov. 8, 2008. The three Indonesian militants on death row for the 2002 Bali bombings have exhausted legal options and could be executed within days. From AP Photo by Dita Alangkara.Imam Samudra (L), Mukhlas (2nd R) and Amrozi (R) attend Eid al-Fitr prayers, marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Imam Samudra (L), Mukhlas (2nd R) and Amrozi (R) attend Eid al-Fitr prayers, marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Imam Samudra (L), Mukhlas (2nd R), also known as Ali Gufron, and Amrozi (R) attend Eid al-Fitr prayers marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.Imam Samudra (L), Mukhlas (2nd R) and Amrozi (R) attend Eid al-Fitr prayers, marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, in Nusakambangan prison in Cilacap, Central Java, October 1, 2008. Samudra, Amrozi and Mukhlas, also known as Ali Gufron, have been on death row since 2003, when a Bali court sentenced them to death for their roles in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.
Convicted Bali bombers Ali Ghufron alias Mukhlas (2nd L), Imam Samudra and Amrozi (R) walk to meet their family in Batu prison, Nusa Kambangan Island in this November 22, 2007 file photograph. Indonesia has executed three Muslim militants sentenced to death for the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people, the television network TvOne said on November 9, 2008 citing an unidentified source. The TV station said Imam Samudra, Mukhlas and Amrozi were executed on Nusakambangan island in central Java after midnight. The executions could not immediately be confirmed by officials. From Reuters Pictures by REUTERS.

TPM: Bentuk Tim Pencari Fakta Eksekusi Amrozi Cs

TPM: Bentuk Tim Pencari Fakta Eksekusi Amrozi Cs

Minggu, 9 November 2008 - 06:17 wib

JAKARTA - Tim Pembela Muslim (TPM) mendesak agar pemerintah membentuk tim pencari fakta independen untuk menyelidiki proses eksekusi tiga terpidana mati kasus bom Bali I, Amrozi, Ali Ghufron, dan Imam Samudera.

"Kami mendesak agar dibentuk Tim Pencari Fakta Independen untuk menyelidiki proses eksekusi klien kami. Kalau perlu, selain berasal dari DPR dan Komnas HAM, tim juga melibatkan ahli Ham internasional," ujar anggota TPM Achmad Michdan dalam pesan singkat yang diterima okezone, Minggu (9/11/2008).

Menurutnya, kejadian dibalik eksekusi ketiga terpidana tersebut harus terbukti. Apakah menjelang eksekusi tidak ada penyiksaan, caci maki, ataupun sikap dendam dari aparat yang terlibat.

"Kami sama sekali tidak mempercayai dan menolak semua cerita Kejagung tentang eksekusi. Apakah eksekusi tersebut sesuai prosedur yang ditentukan dalam UU Nomor 2/PNPS/1964 atau tidak," tandasnya.

Sebelumnya, Ketiga terpidana kasus bom Bali I telah menjalani eksekusi mati di Lapangan Nirbaya, Nusakambangan pada pukul 00.15 WIB dengan cara ditembak. Selanjutnya, ketiga jenazah tersebut akan dibawa menuju kampong halamannya masing-masing. (teb)

Antara : Amnesti Internasional Sesalkan Eksekusi Amrozi Cs

09/11/08 04:13

Amnesti Internasional Sesalkan Eksekusi Amrozi Cs



London (ANTARA News) - Amnesti Internasional mengatakan Sabtu bahwa eksekusi mati di Indonesia terhadap ketiga pengikut Islam garis keras yang telah dihukum karena Bom Bali 2002 sebaiknya menjadi yang terakhir kali bagi Indonesia.

Amnesti Internasional, kelompok hak asasi manusia internasional yang bermarkas di London, mengutuk kejahatan ketiga orang itu tetapi menyebut eksekusi mati mereka merupakan pelanggaran terhadap hak asasi manusia.

Para pembom, Amrozi, Mukhlas dan Imam Samudra, telah dieksekusi oleh satu regu tembak pada Minggu sekitar 00.15 WIB (Sabtu 17.15) karena serangan yang ditargetkan pada klab malam di pulau Bali yang menewaskan 160 lebih orang asing dan juga 38 warga Indonesia.

Amnesti mengatakan, eksekusi terhadap tiga orang yang dikenal secara kolektif sebagai pelaku Bom Bali hendaknya menjadi terakhir kali pemerintah Indonesia menggunakan hukuman mati.

Direktur Asia-Pasifik Amnesti Internasion Sam Zarifi, mengatakan ketiga orang itu memang "telah melakukan kekejaman yang mengerikan" tetapi "dengan meneruskan putaran kekerasan melalui pembunuhan yang disetujui negara adalah membalas pelanggaran hak asasi manusia dengan pelanggaran (HAM) lagi.

Amnesti Internasional menyampaikan simpatinya pada korban kekerasan itu dan orang-orang yang mereka cintai yang menderita kehilangan besar.

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BBC : Indonesia executes Bali bombers

From left to right: Ali Ghufron, Imam Samudra and Amrozi Nurhasyim during the Eid al-Fitr prayer at Batu prison on 1 October 2008
The bombers said they were keen to be "martyrs"

Three Indonesian Islamic militants condemned to death for the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people have been executed by firing squad.

Imam Samudra, Amrozi Nurhasyim and Ali Ghufron (Mukhlas) were shot at the island prison of Nusakambangan at 0015 (1715 GMT on Saturday), officials said.

They were found guilty of planning twin attacks on nightclubs at the resort of Kuta, popular with Western tourists.

Security forces are on alert across the country amid fears of reprisal attacks.

BALI BOMBINGS
Paddy's Bar and Sari Club in the resort of Kuta targeted
202 killed from 21 countries, including 88 Australians, 38 Indonesians and 28 Britons
Severe damage within a 100m (150-yard) radius of the bombs
Militant group Jemaah Islamiah blamed for the bombings

Members of radical groups have gathered to show their respect in the men's villages, where their bodies will taken by helicopter to be buried.

The BBC's Lucy Williamson, in Cilacap, near the prison, says the execution took place in the darkness surrounded by forest and a handful of witnesses.

Later, a spokesman for the attorney-general's office confirmed that the three men had been shot.

"The autopsy results show that all three are dead," Jasman Panjaitan told a news conference.

"The family members are now bathing the bodies," he added.

Haji Chozin confirmed that his brothers, Amrozi and Mukhlas, had died.

Beheading request

The deaths will not evoke much sympathy in Indonesia, where most people supported the sentence and believed the executions should have been carried out much sooner, our correspondent says.

Cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir speaks in Tenggulun, home village of Amrozi and Mukhlas
Supporters of the bombers have been gathering in their home villages

Officials had said the three would be shot in early November but no date had been announced in advance.

The men had apparently requested no autopsy and they had asked not to be buried in state shrouds, but in material brought specially from their family homes.

Since they were sentenced the bombers made several appeals for leniency, and also filed an unsuccessful appeal to be executed by beheading rather that face a firing squad.

They said beheading was a more humane and Islamic form of execution and that being shot amounted to torture.

However, they also said they were keen to be "martyrs" for their dream of creating a South-east Asian caliphate.

The bombings were blamed on the militant group Jemaah Islamiah, widely regarded as a regional affiliate of the al-Qaeda network, but several key suspects have never been caught.

Malaysian Azahari Husin, alleged to be Jemaah Islamiah's top bomb-making expert and to have helped assemble the Bali bombs, was killed by police in eastern Indonesian in November 2005.

Alleged bomb-maker Noordin Mohammad Top and electronics expert Dulmatin, an Indonesian, are still at large.

No remorse

None of the executed men had ever expressed remorse for the attacks, only saying they regretted that Muslims had been killed.

The aftermath of the Bali bomb (13/10/2008)
The two explosions killed 202 people, mostly foreign tourists

A last-minute appeal by relatives of the bombers was rejected by a Supreme Court judge earlier this week.

Some of the victims' families, however, had said they opposed the execution.

Susannah Miller, whose brother was killed, said the deaths would be a "state-sponsored route to martyrdom" which would encourage extremists.

Speaking after the executions, Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said it was "not a day that fills us with any joy or with any celebration".

There were 88 Australians among those who died in the bombings, as well as 38 Indonesians and 28 Britons.

"My first thoughts are for the families of the victims of both the Bali bombings, it's just in my view a terrible reminder of a terrible, horrible event that occurred to family members," Mr Smith said.

Correspondents say that while executing the men has sent a strong message, it could also put the country's hard-won security at risk if it inspires other extremists to carry out similar acts.

The Bali bombing plotters

BBC News Online profiles the most important of the men sentenced or accused of involvement in the 2002 Bali bombing in which 202 people died.

Amrozi

Amrozi bin Nurhasyim, dubbed the "smiling bomber" by the media for his demeanour during court appearances, was the first of the Bali bomb suspects to go on trial.

He was found guilty of helping to plan and carry out the attacks and was sentenced to death on 7 August 2003. The execution was carried out on 8 November 2008.

Amozi in at Batu prison on Nusakambangan island, Indonesia (01/10/2008)
Born July 1962
From Lamongan, East Java
Mechanic

Police said he admitted to owning the van used to bomb the Sari Club in Kuta, and to buying explosives.

They said he left for Malaysia in the late 1980s and returned in the early 1990s, having met an older brother who gave him religious guidance.

He reportedly studied at an Islamic school in southern Malaysia where two other suspects - Imam Samudra and his older brother Mukhlas - and detained Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir are all said to have taught.

Amrozi was said to have plotted the bombing with another suspect, Imam Samudra, and to have met him in Bali six days before the bombing.

Along with Mukhlas and Imam Samudra, Amrozi put forward an unsuccessful appeal in 2006 against execution by firing squad, arguing that beheading was more humane.

In October 2008, he warned that there would be "retribution" if he were executed.

Imam Samudra

Imam Samudra, an Indonesian computer expert, was sentenced to death in September 2003 for his part in organising the Bali attacks, and executed by firing squad alongside Amrozi and Mukhlas.

During the trial, he thanked prosecutors for demanding the death sentence, saying it would bring him close to God.

Imam Samudra surrounded by repoters at Batu prison on Nusakambangan island, Indonesia (01/10/2008)
Born January 1970
From Tasikmalaya, West Java
Computer expert

Imam Samudra, who also operated under the aliases of Fatih, Fat, Kudama, Abdul Aziz, Abu Umar and Heri, is described by police as the bombing "field commander".

During his trial, prosecutors said he chose the target and led planning meetings.

They said he stayed behind in Bali for four days after the attack, allegedly to monitor how the police investigation began.

An engineer with a university education, police claimed that he learned how to make bombs in Afghanistan.

He was also suspected of involvement in a string of church bombings across Indonesia in 2000.

Giving evidence at the separate trial of Indonesian Islamic cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir, Imam Samudra said bombings were part of jihad.

He quoted a verse from the Koran as saying: "Fight in the path of Allah against people who are fighting Muslims."

Asked about Christians who died in attacks, he replied: "Christians are not my brothers."

Imam Samudra denied any connection with the regional militant group Jemaah Islamiah.

In 2004, he published an autobiography - entitled "I Fight Terrorists" - justifying his role in the attacks and describing his time fighting in Afghanistan.

Mukhlas

Mukhlas, also known as Ali Ghufron, admitted involvement in the Bali attack, but denied that he played a direct role. He claimed he just gave the bombers religious guidance.

Ali Ghufron, aka Mukhlas,at Batu prison on Nusakambangan island, Indonesia (01/10/2008)
Taught at an Islamic school
Older brother of Amrozi
Alleged operations chief of JI

He was found guilty of being the overall co-ordinator of the attacks on 2 October 2003.

The Indonesian court judges said the charges against him were "legally and convincingly proven", there were no mitigating circumstances and he deserved the maximum sentence of death by firing squad.

Prosecutors had argued that the Islamic teacher, then 43, chaired the preparatory meetings for the attacks, channelled funds to finance it, and approved the targets.

Mukhlas had told a Jakarta court at the earlier trial of Abu Bakar Ba'asyir that he had taken over from Hambali as the operations chief of regional militant group Jemaah Islamiah, which wants to set up a pan-South East Asian Muslim state.

He said he went to Pakistan in 1989, met Arab mujahideen there, and joined them in Afghanistan.

Asked by a judge if he knew Osama Bin Laden, who also served in Afghanistan, Mukhlas said: "Yes, I know him well", but denied Bin Laden had any part in the Bali attacks.

At one point he told the court: "I wish all the world could be one Muslim country."

His younger brother, Amrozi, was said to have described Mukhlas as an inspiration to him, and has told police how he received religious guidance from him.

Idris

Jhoni Hendrawan, alias Idris, attends court in Jakarta, Indonesia (25/07/2008)
Born around 1968
Logistics expert
Said he asked God for forgiveness after the attack

Idris, alias Jhoni Hendrawan or Gembrot, admitted taking part in both the Bali attacks and the Marriott Hotel bombing in Jakarta in August 2003.

However, he was only found guilty of the Marriott attack at the end of his trial on 24 August, and cleared of the Bali bombings.

This was because the court decided a recent ruling on a special terror law rushed into legislation after the Bali attacks meant it could not be used retrospectively to prosecute him for his part in the Bali bombings.

He was described by police as one of the five people who planned the Bali attacks. They said he played a key logistics role, acting as a link between the planners and the field operatives.

He was also accused of gathering funds for the attack, and of organising transport and accommodation for the bombers in the days leading up to the bombings.

Giving evidence in the trial of Mukhlas, Idris said he had detonated the smallest of the Bali bombs - that which exploded near the US consulate, and did not kill anybody - by mobile telephone.

He was arrested in June 2003 after allegedly robbing a bank.

Police said he was counting the money when arrested, and that the cash would have been used for further terrorist attacks.

Ali Imron

Ali Imron shows the trial in Jakarta how bombs were made (August 2003)
Aged 33
Fought in Afghanistan in 1990s
Said he helped build bomb

Ali Imron was found guilty on 18 September 2003 of planning the Bali attacks and sentenced to life in prison.

He is the younger brother of Mukhlas and Amrozi, but unlike his brothers, he expressed remorse for the Bali attacks.

Throughout his trial he appeared in court in a Western-style suit and sat quietly as evidence was read.

He did not contest the charges against him, and co-operated with police.

Shortly after his arrest in January, Ali Imron took part in a police news conference in which he demonstrated how he and others assembled the bombs.

He said he felt sorry for the families of the victims, but that the US and its allies were legitimate targets.

Ali Imron was accused of helping a fugitive Malaysian, Dr Azahari, to build the bomb which destroyed the Sari club, from chemicals and TNT placed inside plastic boxes in a van they parked outside the club.

He was also charged, along with Idris, of teaching a suicide bomber how to detonate an explosives-stuffed vest which exploded in Paddy's Bar across the road from Sari Club.

Dr Azahari Husin

Dr Azahari Husin, a Malaysian, was killed during a raid on a villa in eastern Indonesia by anti-terror police in November 2005.

Azahari Husin
Born around 1957
Malaysian university lecturer
Supervised the bomb making
A married father of two, Azahari was alleged to be Jemaah Islamiah's top bomb-making expert and said by some to be a fanatic, ready to die for his cause.

He had evaded capture at least twice, sometimes escaping only minutes before police arrived.

Azahari had studied in Australia for four years and gained a doctorate from Britain's University of Reading, before becoming a university lecturer in Malaysia.

He was believed to have given bomb making classes to JI militants and to have issued precise instructions on how the massive car bomb used at the Sari club was to be manufactured.

As well as technical bomb making expertise, he was alleged to have been a key figure at the JI planning meeting which selected Bali as a target.

Azahari's death was said to have been a major setback for Jemaah Islamiah, but some Indonesian security officials were disappointed he was not captured alive to face questioning about the organisation.

Dulmatin

Dulmatin
Born 1970
Javanese technician
Allegedly helped build bombs

Dulmatin, an Indonesian electronics expert, has so far been able to avoid the police hunt.

He is believed to be in hiding in the southern Philippines, where police say he fled in 2003 to escape arrest.

Dulmatin is suspected of having worked alongside Azahari Husin to assemble the massive car bomb, as well as the explosives vest used by a suicide bomber who attacked the nearby Paddy's Bar.

Police say he triggered the Sari bomb using his cell phone.

The US has offered a $10m (£5m) reward for Dulmatin's capture.