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The Turkey-Syria Earthquake

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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Indonesian Revert Who Helped 60K People Embrace Islam Passes Away

steven indra wibowo

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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‘We Will Not Change Our Religion For 28 Days Of World Cup’: Qatar Official Warns LGBT

Qatar Major General Abdulaziz Abdullah Al Ansari

The head of Qatar security officer, Major General Abdulaziz Abdullah, has coughed a strong warning to the LGBT association against showing off  rainbow flags during the World Cup at the end of the year. Abdullah says that the flags could be confiscated – not a punishment but as protection, he insisted. “If he (a fan)

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7-yr-old Syrian civil war survivor wins Arab Reading Challenge award in Dubai

Arab reading challenge winners

A little 7-year-old Syrian girl, who survived a deadly missile attack when she was an infant, won the Arab Reading Challenge in Dubai, UAE on Thursday, November 10, 2022, taking home Dh 500,000. Sham Al Bakour, was only six months old when her family’s car was struck during violence in Aleppo in December, 2015. Her

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