Wednesday 30 Rabi'ul Awwal 1433 AH - February 22, 2012 AD - (Last Update) 11:31 PM (Makkah)، 9:31 PM (GMT)
Afghan refugees: Pakistan is our homeland
Redefining politics…Arab Spring: lessons for Pakistan
Is there a breakthrough in resumption of NATO-Pakistan talks?
Syria's Homs under new deadly blitz
Young UK Muslim Prisoners – a forgotten minority?
“Exhibition Islam: Muhammad (PBUH) - A Mercy to Mankind”
Russia, China veto U.N. action on Syria
Pakistanis demand knowledge of missing persons’ whereabouts
India: Hindu Agenda in Madhya Pradesh
The British Museum hosts ‘Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam’
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has called on its rivals to accept the will of the people after a first-round vote set its party on course to take the most seats in the country's first freely elected parliament in six decades.
Miscellaneous
- Settling Religious Disputes within African Politics
- A ‘Quran’ Exhibition called off in India
- The role of Young Somali females in voluntary work
- Pakistan: Celebrating Eid with orphans
Islamic Movements
- Redefining politics…Arab Spring: lessons for Pakistan
Sheikh Rashid Ghannouchi, the head of the ruling Al Nahda Party of Tunisia, hopes that the non-Arab countries can benefit from the experiences of Islamic movements with respect to the ouster of secular dictatorial regimes.
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- First phase of Bishwa Ijtema in Bangladesh concluded
- Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami ex-chief jailed over war crimes
- Pakistan: Tribesmen Caught Between Taliban and Peace Militias
- Islamists secure lead in Egypt's parliamentary elections
Muslim Minorities
- Young UK Muslim Prisoners – a forgotten minority?
The age and socioeconomic profiles of the Muslim population in general partly explain the high number of Muslim prisoners.
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- “Exhibition Islam: Muhammad (PBUH) - A Mercy to Mankind”
- India: Hindu Agenda in Madhya Pradesh
- The British Museum hosts ‘Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam’
- German Muslim Taxi launched
Islamic Countries
- Afghan refugees: Pakistan is our homeland
According to UNHCR figures, Pakistan is currently the largest refugees hosting country in the world with nearly 3 million refugees.
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- Redefining politics…Arab Spring: lessons for Pakistan
- Is there a breakthrough in resumption of NATO-Pakistan talks?
- Syria's Homs under new deadly blitz
- Russia, China veto U.N. action on Syria
World
- IHRC commemorates Genocide Memorial Day 2012
The Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) held a conference to mark Genocide Memorial Day (GMD) on Sunday, 22 January, 2012 at the Brunei Gallery, SOAS in London.
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- Storm, floods in south Philippines kill nearly 200
- Obama, Al Malki to discuss US-Iraq ties ahead of pullout
- Emir of Qatar: Use cultural diversity to combat poverty, illiteracy
- UN Climate conference approves pact on global warming
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- Nigeria in the aftermath of a petrol subsidy removal
- Women in the Tabligh Jamaat
- Massacre memory haunts Kashmiris after 22 years
- Nigeria Descends into Religious Bloodshed
- Pakistanis demand knowledge of missing persons’ whereabouts
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- Muslims receive low representation in Indian politics
- The Development of ‘Cyber Islamic Communities’
- India: Hindu Agenda in Madhya Pradesh
