Why Do We Remember Certain Things, But Forget Others?
Shahram Heshmat Ph.D. Science of Choice Why Do We Remember Certain Things, But Forget Others? The experience of emotion enhances our memories. Posted Oct 08, 2015 A normal function of […]
Tories accused of ‘denial’ and ‘deceit’ by Muslim Council of Britain as Sajid Javid defends Boris Johnson over Islamophobic comments
Source: Independent Muslim organisation renews Tory criticism while offering support to the Jewish community over Labour’s handling of antisemitism By Lizzy Buchan, @LizzyBuchan Sajid Javid has defended Boris Johnson over […]
Press release Lord Ahmad to represent UK at G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, November 2019
Minister of State for the Commonwealth, UN & South Asia has travelled to Japan to represent the UK at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting. Published 22 November 2019 From: Foreign […]
Freedom of religion or belief ‘continues to be a priority’ for the UK
Staff writer CHRISTIAN TODAY Mon 18 Nov 2019 The Government has told the United Nations that freedom of religion or belief (FoRB) “continues to be a priority for the United […]
The Man & the Myth – Mulla Nasruddin
Mullah Nasruddin The very embodiment of the wise fool Nasruddin became known to Richard Merrill through the stories collected by Idries Shah, as a Persian Sufi folk character. This […]
Syrian ISIS Bride’s Escape From Terror
In light of the news that came just last week of the bombing of a camp for displaced people in north-west Syria, the attention of the UK was once again […]
British women ‘being forced into polygamous relationships’ because law lets them down, campaigners say
Source: Independent ‘The government is always perfectly happy to relegate minority women to kangaroo courts and faith-based parallel legal systems’ By Maya Oppenheim, @mayaoppenheim Women are being left to go […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Wolverhampton joins The Chatty Café scheme to tackle mental health awareness & loneliness
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair secretary By the grace of Allah on the 21st of November, 2019, the Wolverhampton council held a meeting to tackle mental health awareness and loneliness. Ingenious Smartphones and high speed fibre optic broadband internet have increased connectivity, but have they bought people together? Thousands […]
Rescue of all 60 children of the ‘caliphate’ urged as winter nears
Relatives and councils offer sanctuary to get children home before winter closes in Mark Townsend @townsendmark Sun 24 Nov 2019 A Syrian refugee child in October, after coming ashore at RAF base Akrotiri in Cyprus. Photograph: Jack Hill/The Times/PA Homes for all the 60 British children still stranded in north-east […]
What Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed bin Salman could learn from Prince Andrew – and vice versa
The two princes in hot water have one thing in common: a history of terrible personal and political choices Patrick Cockburn @indyworld Prince Andrew and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia have both had a bad week. On the very same day that Prince Andrew was giving his […]
I witnessed my first real battles and saw my first corpses in Belfast. It prepared me for the Middle East – Robert Fisk
Source: Independent In an exclusive clip from This Is Not A Movie, a documentary film by Yung Chang about the foreign reporting of Robert Fisk, we see the genesis of […]
Islam and Orthodox Christianity Have the Same Values, Putin Says
Source: The Moscow Times Orthodox Christianity and Islam are based on the same fundamental values, President Vladimir Putin said in an address to a religious conference in Kyrgyzstan. The conference, […]
UK defies UN deadline to return Chagos Islands
Refusal to return archipelago to Mauritius ‘lawless’ and ‘reflects colonial mindset’ says barrister Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent @owenbowcott Fri 22 Nov 2019 Britain’s “outright defiance” of a UN […]
UK Government rescues British orphans of Isil fighters from Syria in first repatriation mission
Josie Ensor, Middle East Correspondent Charles Hymas 21 November 2019 • British orphaned children of Islamic State fighters have been rescued from Syria, in the first evacuation by the […]
Europe, Embrace your Heritage!
In the Volga city of Bolghar, Turks, Slavs and Vikings have mingled with Finnic fur traders and envoys from Samarkand and Armenia since the early Middle Ages Fearing supposed ethnic replacement and Islamisation, the German Right looks longingly towards Russia. What kind of ahistorical myopia is that? Source: Zenith by […]
The new global economic crisis, a prelude to war
Nov 20,2019 -JORDAN TIMES – Shehab Al Makahleh The record debt of key world economies including the G8 is fraught with calamitous hazards for the international community. Thus, if deleverage takes place soon, this will be a prelude to a cataclysm conducive to WWIII similar to what happened when the […]
UK: Wolverhampton’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamat Lays Wreath on Remembrance Day
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Secretary On the 10th of November 2019, Wolverhampton Jamat was given the opportunity by the grace of Allah to lay 2 wreaths on behalf of Muslims. The first wreath was laid down by the local president of Wolverhampton Jamat, Dr Maqsood Sayed sahib, who was […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Organisation Wolverhampton Visit the Mayor
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Secretary On the 13th of November 2019, Ahmadiyya Muslim Organisation Wolverhampton was invited for a cup of tea at the mayor’s office. By the grace of Allah, the mayor was extremely welcoming to the community and thanked us for all our efforts within the […]
Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque in Wolverhampton welcomes Councillors & MP for the orange campaign
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affairs Secretary On the 14th of November 2019, the Ahmadiyya Mosque Wolverhampton opened its doors once again to the community for the orange campaign. This campaign stands for supporting women’s rights and prevention of domestic abuse, what best place to raise awareness than a mosque, […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Wolverhampton visits radio station; discusses what Remembrance Day meant to Ahmadi Muslims
Report by Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Secretary On the 7th of November 2019, Ahmadiyya Muslim Organisation, Wolverhampton, was granted an opportunity to visit a local radio station to discuss what Remembrance Day meant to Ahmadi Muslims. The Jamat, with the permission of local president, outlined all their contribution in the […]