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Al-Aqsa Mosque Biggest Stronghold Zionist Regime Faces
The Secretary of Iran’s Guardian Council Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati stated, "The biggest stronghold that the Zionist regime faces is the mosque, especially Al-Aqsa Mosque, which keeps sacred concepts like resistance against oppression alive in society."
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Muslim organizations to register for security services protecting against hate crimes
This new round of funding will cover the costs of security measures for places of worship to deter and prevent hate crime attacks on vulnerable communities, making our streets safer.
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Ansarullah Condemns Bombings of Mosques, Schools in Afghanistan
The Political Bureau of Ansarullah has strongly condemned the bloody bombings in Afghanistan, which targeted civilians in mosques and schools in an American scheme aimed at pushing the country toward civil war.
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Attack on Muslims outside London mosque condemned
2 worshippers suffer minor injuries after being attacked going to mosque for iftar.
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Islamophobic group plans provocative barbecues near Dutch mosques
Previous PEGIDA barbecues near mosques have included the roasting of pork, a food prohibited under Islam.
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The Ritual of Cleansing and Perfume Spraying at the Islamic Centre of England
In both Quran and narrations of the Infallibles (peace be upon them all), much emphasis has been placed on the cleanliness of mosques and this ritual is a good opportunity for everyone to attend the feast held by the Creator of the universe in the month of Ramadan.
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President Raisi at Moscow Grand Mosque
One of the important functions of mosques in the World of Islam is to enlighten people and prevent the growth of takfiri currents.
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France Closes 20 More Mosques in Fresh Assault on Religious Freedom
Human rights groups have raised grave concerns over the law, saying it discriminates and stigmatizes French Muslims.
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Magnificence of mosques and their contents
Magnificence of mosques and their contents revealed in book created by 'dream team' of Saudi and Egyptian museums.
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Emotions show as call to prayer broadcast during second Ramadan in lockdown in Canada
The woman from Edmonton says the call, known as the “Athaan” or “Azaan,” is usually recited in Muslim countries five times a day and invites congregants to not only pray, but to join their community in goodness.
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Mosques in Lancashire set to become vaccine clinics to encourage uptake
Pop-up vaccine clinics could be open in several Lancashire mosques within weeks in an attempt to encourage uptake of the Covid jab in the Muslim community.
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Sabah in Malaysia allows religious activities in mosque, surau from tomorrow
State Local Government and Housing Minister Datuk Masidi Manjun said the permission was in line with the implementation of the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) in the state.
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Mosques reopen for collective prayers in Tajikistan
The main mufti of the country, Saidmukarram Abdukodirzoda, talked about coronavirus infection and importance of respect of COVID-19 precautionary measures.
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IICF Trust unveils design of Ayodhya mosque in India
This structure will be built in Ayodhya’s Dhannipur village on a five-acre land allocated to the trust in the dispute case by the Supreme Court
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French government announces mass closure of mosques in continuing anti-Muslim crackdown
Extreme-right anti-Muslim campaign in France forced mosque to close or inspected, also accused them with separatism.
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CAIR-Georgia: Muslim groups launch coalition to maximize Muslim voter turnout
Muslims for Georgia coalition includes CAIR-Georgia, Georgia Muslim Voter Project, and numerous Georgia mosques dedicated to mobilizing more than 70,000 Muslim voters
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Tunisia to reopen Mosques on Monday
Mosques in Tunisia to reopen upcoming Monday with protective measures during the pandemic.
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CAIR-Kansas calls for hate crime charges after Islamophobic incident outside Wichita Mosque
The Kansas chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Kansas), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights organization, today called on state and federal law enforcement authorities to bring hate crime charges against a man who allegedly brandished a weapon while shouting racist and Islamophobic slurs at a worshipper outside a Wichita, Kan., mosque.
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Canada is doing little to stop anti-Islam hate crimes and mosque vandalism
Muslims were among the first arrivals to Canada in 1882, but that means little to the rising wave of anti-Muslim sentiment and hate in the country.
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Aldershot Muslim congregation left without mosque after being removed from prayer centre
A congregation of more than 100 Muslims in Aldershot has been left without anywhere to pray after being removed from a prayer centre without warning.
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Mosques in Southern France placed under protection among threats
Mosques in two Southern French cities have been placed under the protection of security forces due to the spread of violent threats against Muslims across the country.
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Mosques reopen in virus-hit Gaza Strip
Palestinian authorities reopened mosques in the Gaza Strip on Sunday after weeks of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Germany: 188 Islamophobic crimes in 3 months, 15 mosques attacked
German police recorded 188 Islamophobic crimes in the second quarter of this year, the country’s Interior Ministry has said.
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COVID-19: Libya reopens Mosques after seven months
Libya's General Authority of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs said mosques “will reopen for all prayers starting next Friday” after over seven months of closure due to coronavirus pandemic.
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Schools and mosques closed in Tehran as COVID-19 infections rise
Schools, libraries, mosques and other public institutions in Tehran were closed for a week on Saturday as part of measures to stem a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases, state media cited authorities in the Iranian capital as saying.
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International community urged to act over descration of Muslim sites in Xinjiang
AT LEAST 16,000 mosques have been destroyed in the western region of Xinjiang, in China, where the minority Uighur Muslim population has been subject to forced “re-education” in detention camps .