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,NationalityOther namesHabib RizieqAlma materOccupationCleric, religious demagogueYears active1998‒presentKnown forTitleSpouse(s)Fadlun YahyaChildrenRufaidah, Humaira, Zulfa, Najwa, Muntaz, Fairuz, ZahraParent(s)Hussein Shihab (father)Sidah Alatas (mother)WebsiteThis article contains. Without proper, you may see.Muhammad Rizieq Shihab (: محمد رزق شهاب‎,: Muḥammad Rizq Šihāb; Arabic pronunciation: ) also known as Habib Rizieq (born in, August 24, 1965) is an Indonesian scholar, the founder and leader of the group (: الجبهة الدفاعية الإسلامية‎;: Front Pembela Islam, abbreviated as FPI). He currently resides in,.

Father of Rizieq, (using black cap) with Habib (left), Habib (central), and Habib Muhammad bin Ali al-Habsyi (right), while attending the event of the in in 1950.Rizieq was born in Jakarta on August 24, 1965 to Husein bin Shihab and Syarifah Sidah Alatas. Both his parents were of mixed and heritage. His father was Sayyid Husein Muhammad bin Husein bin Abdullah bin Husein bin Muhammad bin Shaikh bin Muhammad Shihab, born around 1920, a cofounder of Pandu Arab Indonesia Movement, a -like movement for Arab Indonesians founded with his friends in 1937 (which later became PII or Islamic Scouting Organization of Indonesia.

) His father died in 1966 when Rizieq was 11 months old, and because of that Rizieq was not put in boarding school. At the age of 4, he continued his education in the at mosques. As a single parent, his mother worked as a tailor and bridal makeup artist.Rizieq is a with his (or Shihabuddin Aal bin Syech) lineage tracing back to Imam through Imam. Meanwhile, his wife is also of a family from Aal bin Yahya.Education After graduating from SDN 1 (Public Elementary School No.1), Jakarta in 1975, Muhammad Rizieq continued his middle school at SMP 40 (Public Middle School No.40) in, in 1976. However, the school was too far from his home so he then transferred to a closer school, the Bethel Christian Middle School in Petamburan and graduated in 1979. He continued his high school at SMAN 4 in, but graduated from the Islamic Village High school in in 1982.

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Furthermore, he took classes at in Jakarta. Considered by neighbors to be a troublesome youth with a penchant for getting into fighting, his family sent Rizieq to in 1990 to continue his study at, majoring in and, which he completed in four years with.Rizieq took a graduate program at the, but only for one year, after which he returned to Indonesia before finishing. This was because his scholarship funding was only adequate for him, not his whole family, to stay in Malaysia. Muhammad Arifin Ilham (left), (center), and Muhammad Rizieq Shihab (right) while attending the.Rizieq worked as a high school teacher for about one year in Saudi Arabia after he finished his undergraduate study, before returning to Indonesia in 1992.

In addition to giving religious lectures, Rizieq also at one time served as the Principal of Madrasah Aliyah at until 1996. When he was no longer the head of the school, he still actively taught at the school as the teacher of or.His organizational experience began when he became a member of Jamiat Kheir.

He once served as a member of the Chamber of at BPRS At-Taqwa, Tangerang. Before becoming the head of the FPI, he was chairman for a number of Majelis Ta'lim (places where religious lectures take place) around the suburbs of Jakarta.Rizieq declared the establishment of the (FPI) on 17 August 1998. The FPI became well known from the, which occurred in Jakarta on 22 November 1998. Around 200 members of the FPI engaged in and in a confrontation with opponents.

This religious, inter-race and inter-group clash resulted in a number of residential houses and houses of worship being burned and a number of people killed.Rizieq was jailed for seven months in 2003 for inciting his young, white-shirted followers, who often would hide their faces bandit-style behind handkerchiefs, to attack nightspots in Jakarta with clubs and stones. On October 5, 2008 Rizieq was again put in prison for one and half years due to the violent attack against the Aliansi Kebangsaan untuk Kebebasan Beragama dan Berkayakinan which was holding a demonstration in on June 5, 2008. 59 FPI members were arrested and 12 members of the AKKBB were injured.Rizieq was the head of the FPI from 1998 to 2003, and since 2003 he has become the Chairman of the board of the Executive. He was elected as the Great of FPI for life in 2013. — Muhammad Rizieq Shihab, Habib Rizieq Shihab refuting Ustadz Yazid JawasIn response to a controversial book with the title 'Mulia dengan Manhaj Salaf' ('Being Noble with Manhaj Salaf') written by Yazid bin Abdul Qadir Jawas and published by the Pustaka At Taqwa, he says:I am concerned about the presence of this book. If we open the chapter thirteenth which is the last chapter, here the author mentions several firqahs (sects) considered as misguided (considered as infidels) and misleading, such as the list item number eight mentions, the list item number nine includes. The number fourteen or thirteen includes, number fourteen includes, number fifteen includes, number seventeen includes, and the list item number twenty-seventh includes (JIL).So Ash'ari and Maturidi, which representing, are included in the group along with the misguided JIL which in fact is misleading.

Even with the ease he said that Tablighi and the Muslim Brotherhood also go astray. Is this not the sort of divisive race?If the author wants to disseminate his own respective ideologies, that is up to him. If he believes his is the correct Aqidah, that is his business. If he feels his opinion is the most correct opinion, that is also his own business. But if he claims other Muslims groups are infidels, he has no right.Such book divides people.

If the author feels his doctrine is the most correct one and he is the pure, that is his right. He calls himself a follower of or in Indonesia known as the term. If he thinks he is the most holy, it is his right. If he thinks he is the most straight, that is also his right.

But he has no right to call other fellow Muslim groups as gone astray, or.Moreover, the adherent Muslims of the Ash'ari and Maturidi have been around for over 1000 years as the representatives of Ahlus Sunnah wal Jama'ah, while the Wahhabism is just born yesterday (recently), but yet continuously wants to call Ash'arites as infidels. Indeed, during this more than 1000 years who have been actually called as the (truly) Ahlus Sunnah? For 1000 years Ash'ari and Maturidi have been the ones called Ahlus Sunnah. Wahhabism is not in the list. It has just emerged recently, but yet it wants to judge other Muslim sects who do not agree with it as misguided Muslims.He also thinks Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei, as states with the large majority of the population are of Ash'ari must also have a law forbidding the spread of Wahhabism. He has been also accused by Wahhabi-affiliated news media as a Shiite, because he does not want to say that all Shiah are led astray, although he also says that Shiah spread should be limited or even forbidden.

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Legal issues. Habib Rizieq Shihab when interviewed by reporters on the case of 'Balada Cinta Rizieq'. In 2003, Rizieq was sentenced for seven months of prison on the charge of disturbing public order due to allegedly ordering the FPI to ransack and destroy several Jakartan entertainment venues. He served his sentence in Salemba Penitentiary. In 2008, Rizieq was imprisoned for one and a half years after being convicted of assaulting members of the National Alliance for Freedom of Religion and Faith (Aliansi Kebangsaan untuk Kebebasan Beragama dan Berkeyakinan) during their convention at. In January 2017, the Indonesian Police Bureau declared Rizieq a suspect in a case of slander against, the Indonesian state ideology.

In January 2017, the FPI called for the withdrawal of Rupiah banknotes, accusing the Bank of Indonesia of hiding the Communist hammer-and-sickle in rupiah bills. The allegation, however, was categorically rejected, and exposed as being a security feature featuring the Bank's logo. The FPI has been accused of stirring public unrest, slandering the Bank and the Government, and insulting the rupiah, the national currency being a state symbol and protected under law. In May 2017, Rizieq was named in a criminal case involving sexually explicit messages he exchanged with Firza Hussein.

The charges were brought against him under the 2006 Anti-Pornography Act, a law he helped pass. On the 29th, he was charged and summoned to appear as a suspect, subsequently fleeing Indonesia for Saudi Arabia on the pretext of performing the. In September 2018, Indonesian Embassy in Saudi Arabia stated that Rizieq has overstayed his visa and thus have no valid permit to stay in Saudi Arabia. The statement about his visa came after Rizieq is reportedly have been questioned and detained by Saudi Arabian police because of 'extremist' flag in his home.

A month later, Saudi Arabia Ambassador to Indonesia stated that Rizieq has not violated any laws when staying in Saudi Arabia.Publications. Hancurkan Liberalisme, Tegakkan Syariat Islam (Destroy Liberalism, Establish Islamic Sharia), 2011. Wawasan Kebangsaan Menuju NKRI Bersyariah (Nationalism towards the Sharia-based NKRI), 2012.

Dialog FPI, Amar Ma'ruf Nahi Munkar. The collection of.Awards and Honors On March 19, 2009, Habib Rizieq was crowned by Sultan Sulu as the Grand Mufti of the with title Datu Paduka Maulana Syar'i Sulu ( DPMSS). References Footnotes. (in Indonesian). Retrieved December 26, 2013. Tholkhah, Imam; Yusuf, Choirul Fuad (2005-01-01).

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