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Last Update: 12:20 GMT, Mon., Oct. 19, 2009 / Shawwal 30, 1430
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Family > Week in Society
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The Mostar Gymnasium, a bustling
high school of 650 students, lies at the crossroads of Bosnia’s divides.
Located on a boulevard that once served as a front line between Croats and
Muslims…
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FOX 35 has discovered that the H1N1,
swine flu vaccine contains an ingredient that raises questions whether its use
is permissible under certain religious, dietary laws. The Jewish, Muslim and the…
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A soccer club was permanently banned
from the French amateur league on Wednesday after refusing to play a match
against a gay team. Paris Foot Gay said its members were victims of
homophobia…
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A few weeks ago, we had the Jesus in
the bleachers issue with the north Georgia cheerleaders carrying billboard-sized
Bible verses onto the football field. Now, we have Bibles being handed out…
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As US and Other Wealthy Nations
Slash Aid, UN Warns of “Silent Tsunami of Hunger” in Global Food Crisis. The
UN World Food Program is calling the current global food crisis “a silent
tsunami of …
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An Indonesian district court has
acquitted a Muslim cleric of child sexual abuse charges for marrying a
12-year-old girl…
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A family court dismissed the divorce
plea by singer Adnan Sami's wife Sabah Galadari saying their marriage is not
valid under the Muslim law. The court, while dismissing the application, held…
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Thousands of Burmese Muslims from
Arakan – often called Rohingyas – were offered a safe haven in Saudi Arabia
by the late King Faisal, but with the change in monarch the rules changed too.
What…
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