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Man arrested after UK mosque burglary released
The man was arrested over the weekend following a burglary at Wellingborough mosque on Saturday, January 18.
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UK police pull 'outrageous' Islamophobic pamphlet
The Metro, a British daily, reported a 12-page document released by counter terrorism police in southeast England was intended to give examples of behavior to look out for that could be considered “extremist.”
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Women's March: Thousands protest against Donald Trump
Hundreds showed up in New York City and thousands in Washington, D.C. for the rallies, which aim to harness the political power of women, although crowds were noticeably smaller than in previous years. Marches were scheduled Saturday in more than 180 cities.
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Epidemic of dengue fever kills dozens of children in conflict-stricken Yemen
“Seventy-eight children under 16 have already died in the outbreak of dengue-related illness in Yemen, with more than 52,000 suspected cases being recorded across the country,” Save the Children said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Precious Islamic metalwork comes to Bradford gallery on rare trip outside London
‘Precious and Rare: Islamic Metalwork from The Courtauld Gallery’ is a collection of ten pieces of Islamic metalwork, dating from the 13th to the 16th centuries, includes some of the finest examples of this intricate craft from modern-day Iraq, Iran, Syria, Egypt and Turkey.
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Mourning ceremony for martyrdom of Hazrat Fatima (SA) to be held in Islamic Center of England
The ceremony will be held on January 27-28-29, 2020 at 20:00 P.M.
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IOF arrests Palestinian woman in Al-Quds
Videos posted on social media showed several officers wrestling a Palestinian woman wearing a traditional Muslim headscarf to the ground near Damascus Gate.
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Quebec man charged in online threats aimed Muslims
Andre Audet, 62, appeared at a courthouse in Longueuil, Que., on Jan. 9 in connection with two charges — public incitement of hatred and wilful promotion of hatred.
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Telethon operators standing by to raise funds for 1st Muslim funeral home in Manitoba
The MIA needs $600,000 to build and equip the funeral home, said association chair Idris Elbakari.
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The Imam Ali (PBUH) Holy Shrine issues a statement congratulating the Islamic world on the safety of the supreme religious authority, Sayyid Ali al-Sistani
A statement of the General Secretariat of the Holy Shrine of Imam Ali (PBUH): From the first moments of hearing the news that His Eminence was exposed to a health problem, and that he underwent an operation as a result of a fractured thigh bone
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US electronic jamming caused Ukrainian plane crash: Former CIA officer
In details, Giraldi revealed that the Iranian missile operator reportedly experienced considerable “jamming” and the planes transponder switched off and stopped transmitting several minutes before the missiles were launched.
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The ‘Immoral’ Killing of the Iranian General
A former Nuremberg war crimes prosecutor says the American public deserves to know the truth.
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Canada: Muslim group challenges Quebec religious law
The Quebec law bans most civil servants, including nurses, teachers and police officers, from wearing religious symbols such as turbans, hijabs, crosses and kippahs while on the job.
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Harrow central Mosque donates £11,000 to Northwick Park hospital
Harrow Central Mosque donated £11,000 to the London North West Healthcare Charity and staff on Chaucer Ward of Northwick Park Hospital.
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I am proud of being with al-Nujaba: Martyr Lieutenant-general Soleymani
The late commander of IRGC Quds Branch, meeting the central staff of al-Nujaba Islamic Resistance sometimes ago, called himself a soldier who is proud of working with this group.
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NYTimes: Trump’s Evil Is Contagious
The president has shown us exactly what happens when good people do nothing.
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Muslim millennial's site dispels stereotypes for millions
"Being bombarded with those headlines growing up and never feeling represented by them, I did what any millennial would do, which was to turn to social media," Al-Khatahtbeh said. "I decided to put my own place out there and create that space for us to talk back."
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Hezbollah opposes all sedition schemes in Lebanon: Sheikh Qassem
The new government will represent all the Lebanese, according to Sheikh Qassem who added that it will play a pioneer role in taking decisions and holding the wrongdoers accountable.
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New York Times:
US assassination of General Soleimani was ‘immoral action’
“The administration recently announced that, on orders of the president, the United States had ‘taken out’ (which really means ‘murdered’) an important military leader of a country with which we were not at war,” the Times article said, which was written by Benjamin Ferencz, a Hungarian-born American lawyer.
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Muslim Council of Britain welcomes Hackney Council's motion to adopt Islamophobia definition
The definition was announced by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on British Muslims in December 2018, and became the centre of debate in May last year after the government rejected it, saying that its wording needed "further careful consideration".
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Prominent Muslim photographer Jak Muhsin Kilby dies
Kilby was a London-based photographer who covered a varied spectrum of work including art, theatre, music, portraiture, architecture and news. He also wrote in a variety of publications on jazz, African music, al Quds (Jerusalem) and the Palestinian issue.
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Ayatollah Khamenei: US disgraced after assassination of General Soleimani
"The day the missiles of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps crushed the US base is one of the days of God. The Guards' response was a major blow to America's fearsome superpower image," the Leader told a huge crowd in Tehran Friday.
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Ayatollah Khamenei wishes speedy recovery for Ayatollah Sistani
Ayatollah Ali Sistani undergone surgery Thursday after he suffered a fracture to his left thigh bone, a statement from his office said.
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Non-Muslim teachers protest against hijab ban by wearing hijab
In a show of solidarity, non-Muslim teachers at Swedish Prästamosseskolan School arrived at work wearing the Islamic hijab in protest of the ban which is set to take effect in their city within the next six months.
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Hasan Karolia: A tribute to a mosque pioneer and visionary
Shortly thereafter, the Society purchased and converted a terraced house at 40 Lambeth Street, Blackburn to provide a Masjid (place of worship) and a Madrassa to educate our Muslim children in an Islamic environment.