Several well-known scholars and du’aat (callers to Islam) have passed away in the current pandemic, may Allah have mercy upon them. Scholars concur that whoever dies from the current COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic will receive the reward of a martyr in the Hereafter, in sha’ Allah. Shaykha Abla Al-Kahlawi A well-known educator from Egypt, she passed […]
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The East London Mosque has set up a pop-up Covid-19 vaccination centre at its premises to help ease mistrust in the Muslim community about getting the jab. Young children went with their grandparents and relatives aged over 68 in the bitter winter chill to the makeshift clinic for the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine. Asad Jaman of the
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According to the study, many recently adopted the niqab because walking around with a covered face became less daunting as more people appeared in public with face masks. A woman from Illinois said: “There are so few of us, and still we were told we were a threat to society because we covered our faces.
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JAKARTA – A two-day International Conference on the “Question of Jerusalem” was held in Jakarta, Indonesia on Dec. 14-15 under the theme “Addressing the present and shaping the future” of the city also known as Al-Quds Al-Sharif.
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Saudi Aramco, the government-owned petroleum and natural gas company, recently announced that it has discovered new oil and gas fields in different locations around Saudi Arabia. The nation’s Energy Minister Prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman Al-Saud stated that there is a new well No. 2 located in the Al-Reesh oil field northwest of Dhahran. “The
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MADINAH: On Feb. 2, the opening ceremony of the International Exhibition and Museum of the Life of the Prophet and Islamic Civilization took place. Prince Faisal bin Salman, governor of Madinah — where the museum is located — and chairman of the Madinah Region Development Authority, hailed the mission and objectives of the exhibit and
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Videogames have grown to resemble competition-based, interactive movies, and the COVID-19 pandemic has propelled the industry to make more money than movies and North American sports combined. Global videogame revenue is expected to surge 20% to $179.7 billion in 2020, according to IDC data, making the videogame industry a bigger moneymaker than the global movie
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HYDERABAD, India: Muslim groups and many Old City residents called on people to help rebuild mosques and spread brotherhood in the city. “We want to give a message to our youths to rehabilitate mosques by establishing prayers. It’s time we took care of our historic structures,” said Asif Alam, a trader in Begum Bazaar, according
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BOSNIAN banks, food producers and hoteliers are adopting halal standards to tap a fast-growing market thanks to the country’s large Muslim population, an influx of Gulf tourists and growing trade with the Arab world.
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