Headlines:
-School Closure Dispute is Due to Regime's Neglect
-Airline Strike Demonstrates Democracy's Politics of Paralysis
-Ruling by Islam will End Balochistan Unrest
-Af-Pak Rivalry Only Benefits India
Global Call for the Establishment of the Righteous Khilafah "Caliphate" (Caliphate) on the Method of the Prophethood
Hizb ut Tahrir in Palestine said the words of a member of the Media Office of Hizb ut Tahrir Engineer Baher Saleh in his speech on behalf of the delegation, whose mother mourning the martyr Amjad Sukarri of Jammai'n village south of Nablus.
A group of influential notables from Hebron attended the court hearing considering opposition application for registration of Russian Mission to the Waqf land of the Companion Tamim bin Dari, and dignitaries and the people of the Waqf were keen to attend the meetings.
Last week, David Cameron announced a £20 million fund to help Muslim women learn English as a means to help counter extremism.
Yesterday the Belgian Minister of Justice, Koen Geens, urged one of the Islamic organizations to make more efforts in order to call for a European Islam. The minister raised the subject after some of the individuals within that organization expressed their opposition to that idea.
The attack on Kenya Defense soldiers still makes headlines in Kenyan media. The attack occurred mid-January 2016 in the El Adde Camp based in Gedo town of Somalia. While the exact number of deceased soldiers is still unknown, it is believed that scores of soldiers were killed by the Al Shabab.
Al-Raya Newspaper: Prominent Headlines Issue 63
