UN observes March 15 as the first International Day against Islamophobia
15 March was designated as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia by the UN
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15 March was designated as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia by the UN
UN observes March 15 as the first International Day against Islamophobia Read More »
Some gestures are worth much more than their weight in gold. Rohingya refugee in Delhi, Amina Khatoon, did not hesitate and sold her last piece of jewellery – a gold bangle – when she saw news footage of a Turkish woman and her children helpless under the rubble of the recent devastating earthquake. Amina, 56,
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No word describes the number of survivors in the earthquake-hit zone in Turkey saved after being trapped for over 178 hours — seven-and-a-half days — except miraculous. According to the BBC, a young girl, Miray in the city of Adiyaman, became the latest to be rescued from the rubble of a block of flats in
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The devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake, that hit along the Turkish-Syrian border on Monday, struck an area that was already home to millions of refugees battling desperate circumstances and an area in Syria’s northwest that is divided between government-held territory and the country’s last remaining rebel-controlled enclave. There were more than 100 following aftershocks, one of
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Well-known Islamic da’iyah, Dr. Fatima Omar Nassif, died on 31 January, 2023, at the age of 80, after spending 50 years calling people to their Creator, may Allah have mercy on her. Dr. Fatima was the first Saudi woman to be awarded by Abdul Maksoud Khoja for her pioneering work in the field of women’s
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NEWS Istanbul’s Free Expo Showcases Muslim Scientific History Turkey has opened an Islamic exhibition at the Istanbul airport. The exhibition features the works and inventions of Muslim scientists who laid the foundations of many modern disciplines such as algebra, mechanics, medicine, astronomy and physics. “The Pioneers of Modern Science” exhibition has been designed and presented
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Many cultural Muslims treat formal daily prayer quite casually. They consider the prayers merely as a means of accumulating good points on their record. Consequently, some only pray twice per year at the two annual celebrations ad al-Fitr and al-Adha), others only during the month of fasting, Ramadan. and yet others only pray the weekly
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Turkey has opened an Islamic exhibition at the Istanbul airport. The exhibition features the works and inventions of Muslim scientists who laid the foundations of many modern disciplines such as algebra, mechanics, medicine, astronomy and physics. “The Pioneers of Modern Science” exhibition has been designed and presented by Usturlab after working on it for two
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An Indonesian revert to Islam, Steven Indra Wibowo, who sold his two houses, seven cars, and three luxury bikes to help people during COVID19, has passed away. He is reported to have helped over 60,000 people embrace Islam. Innaa lillahi wa innaa ilaihi raajioon. May Allah forgive him and grant him al-Firdaws without account. Steven
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Google Arts and Culture is now showcasing a digital exhibit about the Gaza strip in Palestine. It is an inaugural collection by the Barakat Trust on Google and it showcases nine stories related to the history and heritage of Gaza. The Barakat Trust was founded as a UK charity in 1987 and operates for educational
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