Christians ‘integral part’ of Arab culture
AMMAN (Petra) — JORDAN TIMES. His Majesty King Abdullah on Sunday said Arab Christians are an “integral” part of the Arab-Islamic culture, stressing the need to protect the Christian presence […]
The Most Successful People Never Stop Learning Until They Die
The most successful entrepreneurs and executives I have seen are savvy business people first, and experts in their field second. This may seem counter-intuitive to technologists, especially in an era when technology seems to be driving the world. Yet the sad truth is that a technology not focused on a […]
Women Like To See Each Other Fail, And Other Huge Myths
This editorial is part of our GREAT DEBATE feature ‘Why Aren’t There More Women In Positions Of Power?‘ Recently, while in car with my husband and me, my six-year old saw a road sign for “Manchester,” and commented that she would not want to live there because men would […]
Japan envoy thanks Filipino nurses in Fukushima
Filipino nurses have stayed put in Fukushima, Japan, site of one of the worst nuclear disasters in history, to help their elderly patients. In a speech marking the first anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake, Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Toshinao Urabe on Sunday gave thanks to the Philippines […]
NASA Crushes 2012 Mayan Apocalypse Claims
Source: Scientific American Scientists at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have put out a new video to address false claims about the “Mayan apocalypse,” a non-event that some people believe will bring the world to an end on Dec. 21. In the video, which was posted online Wednesday (Mar. 7), Don […]
Islamic student group to hold open house
Source: Weyburn Review – A group of Islamic students traveling across Canada to ” dispel myths” about their religion will be stopping in Weyburn to hold an open house. The students are the members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association of Canada, which group earlier sent volunteers who went door to […]
Maronite patriarch’s interview on Syria stirs new criticism
BEIRUT: Maronite Patriarch Beshara Rai’s recent remarks on the ongoing developments in Syria and the challenges facing Christians in the region is drawing another round of criticism from March 14 […]
Islamic groups demonstrate against liberal Muslims and Ahmadiyya
Indonesia must be “free” of liberal values, including liberal interpretations of Islam. That’s the message of thousands of Muslims who demonstrated against the Ahmadiyya minority faith and “liberalism” on Friday. […]
Japan marks one year since quake and tsunami disaster
With moments of silence and prayers, Japan has begun marking one year since the massive earthquake and tsunami struck the nation, killing just over 19,000 people and unleashing the world’s worst nuclear crisis in a quarter century. At dawn in the devastated northeastern coastal town of Rikuzentakata, dozens of people from across […]
Saturna, Crescent Wealth partner on Australian Islamic fund
Saturna Sdn. Bhd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of US-based Saturna Capital Corporation, has entered into an agreement with Crescent Wealth, Australia’s first Islamic wealth manager, to act as the portfolio manager of the Crescent International Equity Fund scheduled for launch later this year. “Saturna’s agreement with the Australian wealth management firm […]
Lessons from Asia: Austerity can work
The measures used to overcome the Asian financial crisis should not be overlooked by Europe. by Stephen S. Roach, who is Non Executive Chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia and author of The Next Asia. (AlJazeera) New Haven, CT – The austerity debate was the topic du jour at this year’s […]
Misconceptions about the Arab World
By ANDREW DULLOCK, ARABNEWS Moving away from your comfort zone can be an easy task for some people, but for some, moving to a new culture and environment drastically different from your own can be quite overwhelming. There are many instances where you will feel very anxious about your new […]
‘The rift in post-Qadhafi Libya’
by Musa Keilani | Mar 10,2012 | 22:43 JORDAN TIMES Is there a new civil war in the making in Libya? It does appear so, with local leaders announcing that they plan to make Benghazi and the surrounding areas a “semi-autonomous region” and the new regime in Tripoli pledging to […]
Hundreds of women call for Islamic governance (Khilafat)
AFP | Mar 10,2012 | 22:39 JORDAN TIMES TUNIS — Hundreds of Muslim women gathered near Tunis Saturday to call for the return of the caliphate, the defunct Islamic system of governance which they said was the only means of guaranteeing their rights. The members of the Hizb ut-Tahrir Party […]
Ahl-e-Sunnat Wal Jamat ban on US directive, says Ludhianvi
The Muslim Times’ Editor for Pakistan Credit: Xpress Tribune By Rabia Mehmood Published: March 10, 2012 LAHORE: The Ahl-e-Sunnat Wal Jamat (ASWJ) has hit back atreports of a ban imposed by the […]
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 […]