Headline News 29/07/2018
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Headlines:
- Egypt, U.N. Push Palestinian Rivals to Make Up
- Imran Khan has Won Over Pakistan. But Real Power still Lies with the Army
- Rethinking Islamic Education to Produce Global Muslims
Headlines:
Headlines:
• Pakistan’s Rigged Elections Reveal True Face of ‘Democracy of the Elite’
• British Establishment still Struggling to Reverse Brexit
• Secular America calls for ‘Religious Freedom’ after Trump Institutes ‘Muslim Ban’
Alwaie Magazine: Prominent Headlines for Issue No 382
There has been a lot of talk in the Muslim countries, including Jordan about corruption and corrupt people and their prosecution. To look at the truth of corruption and the position of Islam regarding it, the following must be recalled:
On 24 July 2018, the state prosecution announced that it had raised a historic charge against an imam under § 136 of the Penal Code, section 3, better known as the Imam-law, for the approbation of killing Jews, in a Friday preaching.
Hizb ut Tahrir / Wilayah Bangladesh organized Jummah Bayan (speech to the people) outside mosques all over Dhaka city and Chittagong, after Jummah Prayers today (27/07/2018), to expose the real face of democracy, a system of lies, deception and persecution, and for the demand of removing this system.
After 70 days of ruling Malaysia, the Pakatan Harapan government is still in the race to fulfill its promises to the people of Malaysia. On one hand, various policies of the new government have caused uproars of varying degrees; and on the hand, the promised media freedom and freedom of expression have manifestly opened up the society to a plethora of opinions and ideas that may end up driving Malaysia to a very different societal nuance than what she is used to.
The Islamabad High court judge Shaukat Aziz Siddiquie has accused Pakistan military of meddling in Pakistan’s polity directly and indirectly to ensure its supremacy. In his speech, Justice Siddiqi pointed to the involvement of intelligence agencies of the country in judicial matters. (Dawn)