Source: examinerlive.co.uk | By Andrew Robinson Young Muslims encouraged to ‘serve Britain and be loyal’ at meeting in Huddersfield Around 200 young Muslims gathered in Huddersfield today for a ‘reformation retreat’ designed to promote moral values, education and national loyalty. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) from across Yorkshire […]
Source: voxy.co.nz Baitul Muqeet, the New Zealand’s largest purpose built mosque, was the venue for a memorial service held on Saturday the 23rd of March to honour the victims of Christchurch terror attacks. More than 200 people from all faiths and walks of life came together to remember the victims […]
Bradford vigil for victims of New Zealand mosque shootings sends message of hope, unity The vigil in Bradford was more than an expression of grief; it was a call to action to end Islamophobia. The world is still reeling from the attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand on […]
Source: Scientific American By Lee Billings, who is an associate editor for Scientific American. He covers space and physics. In conversation, the 2019 Templeton Prize winner does not pull punches on the […]
Source: CT A “climate of heightened sensitivity” and increasingly broad definitions of ‘hate crime’ are putting freedom of speech and belief at risk, the Catholic Church in Scotland has warned. The Church said there needed to be “room for debate and a robust exchange of views” as it warned that […]
Source: CT A Christian mother is taking legal action against a London primary school after she says it failed to take her complaint against an LGBT Pride event seriously. Izzy Montague is one of several parents who complained after their children were allegedly forced to take part in a gay […]
Source: CT Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson was looking to the Bible for inspiration this week to end the row over Britain’s exit from the European Union. Pro-Brexit Mr Johnson said in his weekly Daily Telegraph column that after “bottling it completely”, Mrs May should lead the UK out of the […]
Seeking to refute Islam, they gathered books from the Middle East, and almost despite themselves came to a greater respect for its civilisation Culture Mar 6th 2018 The Republic […]
Home › National Contributor: Fuseworks Media Saturday, 23 March, 2019 – 13:28 “I pray that Muslim nations learn from this model of morality and each play their own role towards […]
Source: The International News ISLAMABAD: Mutahidda Majlis-e-Amal (MMA) during a meeting of heads of all the parties of the alliance decided to hold lock down in the federal capital to […]
Source: Pakistan Christian Post During the 20th century when Adolf Hitler was delivering these kinds of speeches, the result came in the form of the Holocaust where millions of Jews […]
Source: Daily Sabah President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Sunday voiced the possibility of reverting the Hagia Sophia, which has been used as a museum since 1935 and is considered one […]
Germany is looking to sever the financial and institutional ties between local Muslim communities and the Turkish government as part of a campaign to help German Muslims develop their own […]
Johan Eybers2019-03-24 Flowers are placed outside the Al Noor mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand. Picture: Vincent Thian All hell has broken out among religious ministers of the Dutch Reformed […]
Source: BBC By Sarah Finley Shahzad Younas came up with the idea for Muzmatch while working in the banking sector. The Muslim Times has the best collection of articles about […]
In the wake of the terrorist attack on a mosque in Christchurch in which over 50 worshippers were killed by a white supremacist, the world has been united in […]
Source: Independent It is only when people of different faiths, or of no faith, and from different backgrounds work together that we can truly overcome the prejudices arising from not […]
Saudi camel racing no longer an all-male affair, says Princess Jamila Previous 1 / 2 Camel racing in Saudi Arabia will no longer be a purely male domain. (AN Photo/Basheer Saleh) 2 / 2 A woman visitor takes a selfie on the back of a camel during the opening day of the […]
An Afghan woman has become the first to win a popular singing competition, with her victory coming as fears grow that women could lose hard-won rights if the US does a peace deal with the Taliban. Zahra Elham, in her 20s and from Afghanistan’s Hazara ethnic minority, snatched first place […]
Terrorism does not discriminate – we must stand united against hate! Source: medianet.com.au Sydney University Red Cross Society is organising a special event in collaboration with Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association and Muslims Down Under to pay respect to all those impacted by Christchurch, New Zealand attack. The event is being sponsored by University of Sydney […]