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One blogger writes that Malala hates Pakistan’s military. I believe it is the other way around.
I would so like to see the day when Malala is welcomed back in Pakistan, with the whole country cheering.
Ever since Malala Yousafzai — winner this month of the Nobel Peace Prize — came on the scene in October 2012 in a shocking ...
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In one short interview, the two Muslim speakers had ensured that: a Zionist conspiracy is in place; ISIS is not really dangerous; the West is at war with Muslims, and the killing must continue; Muslims must not speak out on Western media about violence within the faith, and those who do are liars desperately ...
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Raheel Raza, National Post | August 13, 2014 | Last Updated: Aug 13 6:45 AM ET
Syrian refugees arrive at the Masnaa border crossing on the Lebanon-Syria border on August 7, 2014.
In ...
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Muslim extremists avow their faith yet violate a sacred month meant for prayer and reflection.
By SALIM MANSUR
July 10, 2014 7:24 p.m. ET
In the Islamic calendar, Ramadan is a holy month commemorating when Muhammad received the first of the revelations from the Angel Gabriel that make up the Quran. This year Ramadan began at the end of June and will continue until July 28. It is appalling that this period, traditionally set aside for prayer and reflection, has been turned ...
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BY JEROME TAYLOR, RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT
A Canadian author will become the first Muslim-born woman to lead a mixed-gender British congregation through Friday prayers tomorrow in a highly controversial move that will attempt to spark a debate about the role of female leadership within Islam
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As many self-proclaimed Islamist groups – such as Isis in Iraq and Boko Haram ...
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June 19, 2014 at 5:00 am
These crises have fostered on the part of the Muslim Brotherhood and its followers a reluctance to examine any internal causes for their malaise, and has created a culture of denial that by now is part of the Muslim culture and history. It makes us Muslims refuse to take responsibility for our role in history, leading to a pathological proclivity to blame others — especially the Jews — for ...
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JUN
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On Friday, ‘Naree’, a short film based on the impact of Sariah Law was exhibited at the head quarter of UDICHI (A leading cultural organisation of Bangladesh).
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By Ludovica Iaccino , February 18, 2014 11:20 AM GMT International Business Times UK Edition
Sharia, also known as Islami Qaqun, is the moral code and religious law of a prophetic religion, and represents Islam’s legal system.
Contrary to what many believe, sharia does not come from the Koran or the Prophet’s examples (Hadises), as there are at least 11 sources of the law.
“That the sharia derives from the Koran is a myth,” the general secretary of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, ...