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Lovely Nasheed / English & Arabic
Next to this love they cannot stand… Ya Rabbi…
Forced Abortions in China
A video exposing China’s tyrannical policies related to the one-child policy
Dr. Saiyid M. Shah Receives Golden Hoosier Award
Dr. Saiyid M. Shah recently received the statewide Golden Hoosier Award – the highest honor bestowed upon a senior citizen by the State of Indiana.
Israel and her Chariot
The power of the IDF is based in part on its American weapons, and American money. But Israel also has its own domestic arms industry, having produced such legendary weapons as the Uzi submachine gun. It produced its own domestic fighter, the Lavi (later sidelined in favor of American fighter jets), and perhaps most importantly, its Merkava tank.
Turkish Imams Rule Against Mosque Chairs
The increasing use of seating in Turkey’s mosques “is not compatible with Islamic culture,” the country’s Religious Affairs Directorate has declared, calling on physically healthy Muslims to refrain from sitting while praying.
“Passing US Secrets to Israel Routine” for the Israel Lobby
Former top AIPAC official claims to have “about 180” documents that demonstrate that classified information was regularly collected by AIPAC and given to the Israeli Embassy with full knowledge of the organization’s Director Kohr and other senior officials
Planetary Discovery Rocks Qatar’s World
Things are looking up for the Gulf nation of Qatar, way up…. Planet Qatar 1B…
Israel Redefines Chutzpah
The commander, clearly upset with his young soldier, ordered that we be moved to the shade because ‘they are Jews.” Then he personally inspected the zip-tie handcuffs of the Palestinians, making sure that they were as excruciatingly tight as possible.
A Christmas Card From a Muslim Daughter
When I became a Muslim thirteen years ago this month, I left behind the Christmas traditions my family celebrated every year of my childhood…
Live with the Confidence of ALLAH’S Grace
Knowing your special place it should also behoove you to take care of yourself.
Special Report: Why Egypt’s Power Has Dimmed
… some pondered an awkward question for Egypt, which prides itself on being the pre-eminent regional power. Why is it that gas-rich Qatar, a football minnow ranked 113 in the world, will host the 2022 World Cup — the first in the Middle East — while Egypt did not win a single vote when it bid for the Cup six years ago?
Abu Dhabi Sees Regional Threats to Water Supply
DUBAI, Dec 20 (Reuters) – In the Gulf, only water can be more precious than oil, and Arab leaders are taking steps to protect their supply from possible sabotage by al Qaeda militants or attacks by another potential foe.
Saudi King Leaves Hospital, TV Shows Him Walking
RIYADH (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah has left a New York hospital in “good health” after a month of treatment, state media said on Wednesday, showing pictures of the elderly monarch walking down a corridor.
Community News (V12-I52)
Muhammad Ali receives Lifetime Humanitarian award / Muslim community center opens in Sioux Falls SD / Huma Khan speaks at high school, Cincinnati OH
Congressman Al Green Requests Temporary Protected Status for Victims of the Devastating Summer Floods in Pakistan
Congressman Al Green helps relieve floods in Pakistan
Sania Mirza a Champion in Dubai
Slowly but surely India’s Sania Mirza is reasserting herself in the world of women’s professional tennis.
Bernard Hopkins Achieves Draw in Title Quest
In a controversial decision, World Boxing Council light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal retained his belt with a 12-round majority draw with Muslim-American Bernard Hopkins.
Hedo Turkoglu Traded Back to Orlando
Hedo Turkoglu Traded Back to Orlando
Iraq’s New Government Raises Hopes Even as Key Ministries Go Unfilled
Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki’s Cabinet, however, leaves open the key ministries responsible for security and military affairs for now, because lawmakers haven’t agreed on who should fill them. There’s still no deal, either, on creating a yet-to-be-named strategic council — a U.S.-backed initiative aimed at curbing Maliki’s powers — which lawmakers said could be weeks away.
