Even in the heat of the anticipated 2018 General Election, the issue of apostasy has again managed to turn the attention of the public. Apostasy is unfortunately a chronic problem in Malaysia. In the latest issue, four individuals who wish to apostatize or have actually left Islam have appealed for their case to be heard at the Civil Court level
The Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Limited (SNGPL) has landed in deep water after failure in the recovery of full price of costly RLNG which was extended to the residential sector to the Punjab in the winter season for 90 days.
The sheer scale of the annual military parade for Pakistan Day confirms the might of Pakistan's armed forces. It inspires pride within the Muslims and confidence within the armed forces that strengthen formidable material means with a burning desire for martyrdom. Truly, under an Islamic political leadership,
To pardon all those who broke the oath (Nakith), whoever left (the party), or are punished, permanently or temporary, whether with a circular of the punishment or without a circular. Each individual should send me a message through the Mas’ool of his country, and with the approval of the Mu’tamid,
Talk by Br. Ahmed Othman at the Ain-Shaib Mosque in rural Idlib entitled "The importance of the command of good and the prevention of evil." [amr bil ma'rouf wa nahi an almunkar]
Current Politicians’ Conduct is as is expected in Corrupt Democratic System:
Change is establishment of Khilafah on the method of Prophethood for which selection of correct political course is necessary
On March 21, 2018, the Hasina government has formally announced Bangladesh’s eligibility to be recognized as a “developing nation” by the Committee for Development Policy (CDP) of United Nations, and also organized massive showdown on the streets to celebrate the announcement, as well as, to bring the “election mood” before the next general polls. Amid the colorful processions for this “historic accomplishment” (!) of the government, the mass people are struggling hard to identify themselves with this so-called achievement by the government since the reality is that an estimated 63 million (38%) people of Bangladesh still live under the poverty line of which almost a third live in extreme poverty.
After the last year’s sufferings from the horror epidemic of Chikungunya due to the negligence of responsibility of this current secular democratic rulers, this year the people of Bangladesh are facing a new threat of “jail and financial fine”. On 19 March, 2018, Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Sayeed Khokon in a views-exchange meeting at the Nagar Bhaban threatened that from 8th April they will run mobile courts from home to home, and if any Aedes mosquito breeding ground or eggs or larvae are found at any house, action will be taken against the house owner by financial fine or imprisonment or both.
