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Woolwich: Challenging the Government's Blame on Islamic Institutions and Mosques

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Now, nearly every day, there is a new attack on a Mosque, Islamic school or Muslim individual as a result of the killing in Woolwich, London. This has generated a lot of anxiety amongst Muslims and is stoking tension between communities. The Muswell Hill Islamic Centre was burnt down and many Mosques have been attacked because some people are falling for the lie that Mosques, Madrasahs and Islamic societies are…
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Headline News: 27 June 2013

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Headlines: Same-Sex Marriage: US Supreme Court Gives Gay Marriage Historic Boost Activists say Syrian Death Toll Tops 100,000 Afghan Revelations: Pakistan-US Secret Diplomacy Created Doha Roadmap Myanmar Gives Official Blessing to Anti-Muslim Monks Details: Same-Sex Marriage: US Supreme Court Gives Gay Marriage Historic Boost: For gay rights, the Supreme Court gave the nation's legally married gay couples equal federal footing with all other married Americans on Wednesday and also cleared…
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Haze Chokes Singapore and Malaysia!  

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Event: Global Voices Online - Since mid June until today, most areas in the Riau province of Indonesia, south western coast of Malaysia and Singapore are affected by thick hazardous clouds of haze which originated from the southern part of the Sumatera Island. The source of the haze is mainly a 3,000 hectare peat land in the Bengkalis Regency, Riau Province, which was set ablaze by unknown parties on the…
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The Secular Ideology Only Secures Secularism and Not the Rights of Those of Different Faiths

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Event: According to reports in French media (Agence France) and other international media on Tuesday, June 18th 2013, a four month pregnant Muslim woman was attacked for wearing a face veil in the Paris suburb of Argenteuil and subsequently suffered a miscarriage. Two men attacked the 21-year-old pregnant Muslim woman pulling off her head scarf, tearing part of her clothing, cutting off some of her hair, shouting anti-Islamic taunts at…
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A Rebuttal of the Official Narrative on the War on Terror

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The war on terror continues to be the most important and polarizing debate in Pakistan. Yet, it continues to this day with the most fundamental question still unanswered, is it our war or not? Although since the start of this war, Pakistani public has consistently rejected it as an American war, a section of the Pakistani intelligentsia has been consistently trying to change the overwhelming consensus against this war so…
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Plan of Limited Withdrawal of American Forces from Afghanistan will be a Success of America and Prolong the Misery of this Region

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Event: As the year 2014 draws near, meetings between the traitors within the political and military leadership of Pakistan and Western officials are being increased. The chief American agent in Pakistan, General Kayani, alone has met US Secretary of State, John Kerry, twice in significant exchanged, first in Jordan and then in Brussels. Kayani also met with the commanders of NATO and ISAF in Afghanistan and then hosted a meeting…
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Miss World Contest 2013 Humiliate Indonesian People's Struggle in Re-establishing the Islamic Khilafah State

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News: Indonesia will host the 2013 Miss World competition in the country's resort island of Bali and the capital, Jakarta, in September. Miss World organisers have axed the famed bikinis from this year's pageant, replacing them with conservative beach sarongs amid mounting protests from hardline Muslim groups. Adjie S. Soeratmadjie, one of the local organisers, said on Thursday that all contestants will be required to wear Bali's traditional long sarongs…
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Budget of the Year or ‘Injustice of the Year'

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Event: Following the 2013/2014 budget, the government of Tanzania among others has imposed excise duty on all mobile services at 14.5 percent. Out of the money, 2.5 percent will be used to finance education. The government said it has widened coverage of excise duty on telecommunication to include landlines and wireless telecom services. The Finance Minister Dr. William Mgimwa also said that in order to enhance its capacity to rehabilitate…
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