The new spymaster: Aabpara’s new top gun
The Muslim Times’ Editor for Pakistan Credit: Xpress Tribune By Wajahat S Khan Published: March 10, 2012 He’s the new boss of Aabpara, but he’s not the same as the old […]
What role did Pakistan’s Shias play against Ahmadis? Is Hoodbhoy Wrong?
Let us Build Pakistan (LUBP). by Abdul Nishapuri Recently I read two excellent articles on the systematic murder of Shia Muslims in Pakistan, by Marvi Sirmed (in Daily Times, 5 March […]
Here’s Why Companies Should Want To Have A Female CEO
This editorial is part of our GREAT DEBATE feature ‘Why Aren’t There More Women In Positions Of Power?‘ During the past few months, several highly accomplished women have assumed the helm at the world’s leading corporations. They of course include Virginia M. (Ginni) Rometty, who became the first-ever female CEO […]
Making Choices Can Make You Happy at Work
This week I was speaking to a colleague who has made a significant life choice in respect to her job: she’s following a new path and will take a brief sabbatical before venturing in a new direction. It’s actually an old direction: she’s going back to the work she loves. […]
‘Philippine Air Force no more all air, no force’
CLARK, Pampanga—The joke about the Philippine Air Force (PAF) is that it is “all air and no force”—and that hurts. But that may soon be over. Saying better times are at hand, the PAF’s new commanding general, Maj. Gen. Lauro Catalino dela Cruz, on Friday attended the blessing of four […]
European prisoner population doubles over decade
The number of European criminals in English prisons has doubled over the past decade, while only a handful are being sent home to complete their sentences. Official figures show […]
UK: Our big mistake was to assume we had won, says British ambassador to Afghanistan
Sir William Patey, the British ambassador to Afghanistan, has spoken frankly about what he sees as the errors and failings in the country over the past decade. With two weeks […]
India Eyes Muslims Left Behind by Quota System
Source: The New York Times MUZAFFARNAGAR, India — Along the narrow lane known as Khadar Wallah, Muslims and low-caste Hindus have lived side by side for years, bound by poverty, if not religion. Yet recently, Muslims like Murtaza Mansuri have noticed a change. Their neighbors have become better off. […]
Interfaith Dialogue on Religion Held by Vedanta Society as Instrument of Peace
Source: http://www.indoamerican-news.com The Vedanta Society of Greater Houston (VSGH) will celebrate the birth anniversary of its spiritual leader, Sri Ramakrishna (1836-1886) on March 10 at its new Center, 14809 Lindita Dr., Houston, TX 77083 (near the corner of Beechnut and Highway 6). After formal worship at 10:30 am, there will […]
New metamaterial design may usher new generation of solar cells
Nicholas X. Fang, the Brit (1961) and Alex (1949) d’Arbeloff career development associate professor in engineering design in MIT’s department of mechanical engineering, says that most thin materials used to fully capture light are limited to a very narrow range of wavelengths and angles of incidence. The new design uses […]
Israel’s Livni among 150 fearless women
Israel 21C: Opposition Chairwoman Tzipi Livni is Israel’s only entry on Newsweek and the Daily Beast’s “150 women who shake the world” list. “They’re starting revolutions, opening schools and fostering […]
Muslim Marriages ‘Showing Resilience’- Shariah or Premarital Counseling?
Jennani Durai – Straits Times Indonesia In Indonesia any one less than 19 years of age is considered Minor for marriage purpose. Singapore. When sales executive Mohamed Rashid wanted to […]
Islam: A Fresh Perspective
Freedom, Equality, Respect & Loyalty
‘Islam’s real message is peace’, says visiting Imam
royalgazette.com: by Sara Westhead Exploring social peace is the focus of a faith-based seminar being held today by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Bermuda, in conjunction with the Anglican Church […]
Free speech under fire
Source: Los Angeles Times Author: Jonathan Turley The recent exchange between an atheist and a judge in a small courtroom in rural Pennsylvania could have come out of a Dickens […]
The apostates of Pakistan
livemint.com: Aakar Patel I wrote this piece for the two Pakistani newspapers where I write columns, but they did not publish it. These papers are quite liberal, and their editors open-minded. […]
Karzai under fire on Afghan women’s rights
KABUL — President Hamid Karzai’s US-backed government is under fire this International Women’s Day, accused of selling out on Afghan women’s rights as it tries to woo the Taliban into peace talks. Lawmakers, rights organisations and analysts say that the Afghan leader, by endorsing an edict calling women second-class […]
Dr Abdus Salam praised in Tv Program Kal Tak
To watch the video click HERE: Courtsey Wasim Saroya from Selvenia:
Turkey is seeking to assure its non-Muslim citizens
By Bulent Arinc The Daily Star Lebanon After decades of official neglect and mistrust, Turkey has taken several steps to ensure the rights of the country’s non-Muslim religious minorities. In […]
Zakat defaulters will be dealt with sternly, warns official
By JEDDAH: GALAL FAKKAR, ARAB NEWS STAFF The Court of Grievances will be the final decision maker in any dispute between the Zakat payer and the Zakat and Income Tax […]