Did you know that there was actually an Islamic Boarding School in Indonesia? I just found out and I think it was pretty cool, but there is also sad news about it.
The Islamic Boarding School for transsexuals, Al-Fatah in Bantul, Yogyakarta, was finally closed by government officials because it was unauthorized and it was disturbing local residents.
This closure was questioned by LBH Yogyakarta, the lawyer of the boarding school, which called it a unilateral form of judgment.
The decision to close this school was done after a meeting of school managers, representatives of citizens and the head of the Islamic Jihad Front (FJI) at Jagalan Village Hall office, Banguntapan, Bantul, DIY.
The reason, apart from not having permits, is the location of the transvestite school: it's actually a residence of Shinta Ratri, who resides in the settlement.
Shinta Ratri is the home owner and leader of the school.
The school was closed because it was considered to be contrary to Islamic values, according to Jati. He also said "Once there was alcohol and it became one of the reasons of relaxed citizens".
I think that when it comes to being close to God, it's something that people should also respect with others
This closure was questioned by LBH Yogyakarta, the lawyer of the boarding school, which called it a unilateral form of judgment.
The decision to close this school was done after a meeting of school managers, representatives of citizens and the head of the Islamic Jihad Front (FJI) at Jagalan Village Hall office, Banguntapan, Bantul, DIY.
The reason, apart from not having permits, is the location of the transvestite school: it's actually a residence of Shinta Ratri, who resides in the settlement.
Shinta Ratri is the home owner and leader of the school.
The school was closed because it was considered to be contrary to Islamic values, according to Jati. He also said "Once there was alcohol and it became one of the reasons of relaxed citizens".
I think that when it comes to being close to God, it's something that people should also respect with others
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