Wednesday 9 Rabi'ul Awwal 1433 AH - February 1, 2012 AD - (Last Update) 8:11 PM (Makkah)، 6:11 PM (GMT)
Pakistanis demand knowledge of missing persons’ whereabouts
India: Hindu Agenda in Madhya Pradesh
The British Museum hosts ‘Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam’
German Muslim Taxi launched
Dutch government approves burqa ban
TAPI gas pipeline…a project in the midst of conflict
Australia: IC welcomes Muslims recruitment by ASIO
Facing trials…working Muslimaat in Britain
IHRC commemorates Genocide Memorial Day 2012
Muslims receive low representation in Indian politics
Latest News
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Pakistanis demand knowledge of missing persons’ whereabouts
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India: Hindu Agenda in Madhya Pradesh
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The British Museum hosts ‘Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam’
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German Muslim Taxi launched
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Dutch government approves burqa ban
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TAPI gas pipeline…a project in the midst of conflict
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Australia: IC welcomes Muslims recruitment by ASIO
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Facing trials…working Muslimaat in Britain
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IHRC commemorates Genocide Memorial Day 2012
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Muslims receive low representation in Indian politics
Muslim Minorities
Rushdie cancels India visit, claims threat to life
Controversial author Salman Rushdie has withdrawn from India’s biggest literary festival after a campaign from an influential Islamic seminary
- Ramadan Reflections from Greater Vancouver, Canada
- Facing trials…working Muslimaat in Britain
- Australian Imams appoint a new Mufti
- Bhopal’s Latest Controversy
- South African Muslims in the midst of a Hajj upheaval
Islamic Movements
First phase of Bishwa Ijtema in Bangladesh concluded
The first phase of the Bishwa Ijtema, the second largest Muslim congregation, the first is that of Hajj, was concluded on January 15 with Akheri Munajat (the final supplication), attended by millions of people.
- Tajikistan: Youth perform Tarawih prayers
- The Tabligh Jammaat…influence in the midst of controversy
- The Ahmadiyya Jama’at…Between Islam and heresy
- Sufi Orders and Practices in Sudan
- The social responsibility in Salafi practice
Studies
At the end of 2010, an estimated 34 million people were living with HIV, of whom 16.8 million were women and 3.4 million were children
- Gallup finds Indian Muslims ‘Suffering’
- Latino-Muslims in America…an example of identity and nationalism
- Saffron Terror in India: Debunking a Bohemothic Myth
- Reflections on ‘Prevent’
- Israel and the Islamist scarecrow
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- The Tabligh Jammaat…influence in the midst of controversy
- Pakistan: The final showdown between the army and the PPP begins
- The Gulf’s security…who will protect it and for how long?
- TAPI gas pipeline…a project in the midst of conflict
- Muslims receive low representation in Indian politics
- The Development of ‘Cyber Islamic Communities’
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