By Brandon G. Withrow teaches religious studies at the University of Findlay. Follow him on Twitter at @bwithrow. ReligionNews.com: In some countries, uttering, scribbling or texting that statement will get you […]
NY Times: Saudi Objections Halt U.N. Inquiry of Yemen War The aftermath of an airstrike Sept. 5 in Sana, Yemen. The Saudi-led air campaign has caused heavy civilian casualties. Credit […]
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad to visit the Dutch Parliament on October 6th 2015. Source Rabwah Times
With information from Toby, President Pan African Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Midlands Region UK Mobile: 07576503170 | Website: http://www.paama.org.uk The stall started at 10.30am to 1.30pm. It was led by Thauban […]
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By Imam Syed Shamshad Nasir Baitul ul Jam-e-Mosque, Glen Ellyn, IL Contact Imam Syed Shamshad Nasir at: Address Masjid Bait-ul-Jaamay 2 S 510 IL Rte 53 Glen Ellyn,IL. 60137 […]
Barbara Kay: Ten reasons to ban the niqab — in the public service Republish Reprint Barbara Kay | September 30, 2015 10:52 AM ET More from Barbara Kay | @BarbaraRKay Allen McInnis/Postmedia News Libertarians […]
Source: Naya Zamana انٹرویو: علی عثمان قاسمی کوئی چالیس سال پہلے ، ۱۹۷۴ میں،تہتر کے آئین میں دوسری ترمیم کی گئی تھی جس کے مطابق احمدیوں کو غیر مسلم قراردیا […]
Reuters International SEP 30, 2015 – 12:07 By Katie Paul and Angus McDowall DUBAI/RIYADH (Reuters) – Pilgrims reported feeling the hands of their relatives slip away into the crowd on Thursday morning when a crush at the Mina camp in Mecca killed at least 769 in the deadliest haj disaster […]
FACE TO FACE Is a ‘burka ban’ really necessary in Switzerland? By Peter Siegenthaler SEP 29, 2015 – 17:28 According to estimates there are about 150 to 300 people living in Switzerland who wear a burka or niqab (Keystone) Several European countries have banned in public places the wearing […]
theguardian: by George Monbiot — While we marvel at Nasa’s discoveries, we destroy our irreplaceable natural resources – so we can buy pre-peeled bananas and smartphones for dogs ‘Think of what would change if we valued terrestrial water as much as we value the possibility of water on Mars.’ […]
The Muslim Times is promoting secularism in every country of the world, for our collection of articles on this theme. #BBC 2 Debate – Has Human #Rights achieved more than […]
Source: Indian Express Man beaten to death in Dadri: The attack on Akhlaq and his family took place around 10 pm after an announcement about the family consuming beef was […]
BY PAUL WEINBERG | SEPTEMBER 29, 2015 The award-winning journalist Robert Fisk is a rare breed. A lover of the English language, his reporting and analysis of the world’s hotspots cannot resist going after theOrwellian phrases and talking points that are the stock-and-trade of the world’s most awful politicians and […]
MARIAM ANWER Published — Friday 25 September 2015 Like Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), Ibrahim (peace be upon him) was born at a time when ignorance was at its peak, at Babylon in Iraq during the reign of a tyrant disbeliever Namrud. Namrud was a ruler who was filled […]
By AP – Sep 30,2015 – JORDAN TIMES Residents gather at the site of a car bomb attack in Baghdad, Iraq, on Tuesday (Reuters photo by Khalid Al Mousily) WASHINGTON — A summer of stalemate in the effort to reclaim the Iraqi provincial capital of Ramadi, despite US-backed Iraqi troops […]
By Jordan Times – Sep 30,2015 – His Majesty King Abdullah attends a UN anti-terror summit in New York on Tuesday (Photo courtesy of Royal Court) Amman — His Majesty […]
UK deal to back Saudis exposed Secret cables reveal the British government negotiated with Saudi Arabia to back its elevation to the world’s top human rights body, the UN Human […]
Some Stand with Ahmad Economist: AN OUTSIZED Stars and Stripes; a giant car park; a children’s playground prettily flanked by hayfields, whitewashed clapboard houses glistening nearby. Ossama Bahloul’s building has many of the regular accoutrements of southern houses of worship. On his desk inside there is another, miniature, American flag, […]
Guardian: Extreme caution has long been the watchword of Saudi monarchs: caution in foreign policy, and caution especially when it comes to internal change. Since 2005, when the king nervously decided it was safe to allow elections for half the members of municipal councils (the other half were to be […]