Saturday, October 15, 2011

The Muslim Brotherhood Urges Turkey's Opposition To Syria

/ On : 11:33 AM.
Foto : Demonstrasi di Suriah (onislam)
Photo: demonstrations in Syria (onislam)
DAMASCUS -Muslim Brotherhood Group urged Turkey to recognise the National Transition Council (Opposition Syria) which is currently struggling to overthrow the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.

"Turkey must recognise the Transitional National Council as the legitimate representative of the community and Syria decided to do with the regime of President Bashar al-Assad," said the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood Syria Shaqfa, Riyad al Naharwas quoted as saying, Friday (2/10/2011).

Syria also insists the opposition, he refused any sort of intervention which is intended to interfere with the domestic affairs of Syria. However, Turkey's Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said, events in Syria away from domestic problems.

The National Transition Council was formed by the opposition to Syria's President Assad, they asked President Assad to come down and do the political reform.

Earlier, Turkey also gave the offer to President Assad, that he enter a Brethren into his Government, with this, Turkey would help Syria in the face of internal problems.

Prime Minister of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan had promised to use his influence to end the rebellion in Syria. Davutoglu also urged President Assad to not forbid the existence of the Brethren in Syria.

Human rights activist says, thousands of citizens of Syria was detained in prison in a few decades over allegations of his involvement with the Muslim Brotherhood. A ban on the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria is based, because Syria has a familiar secular.

As is the case in Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood had become illegal organizations when those countries led by the military regime. However, the current Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt precisely get its mass and the Brethren in Egypt predicted would win the general election.(rhs)

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