On Monday 23rd November, Switzerland’s southern state of Ticino approved a ban on Muslim women wearing the Niqab in public places, including in shops, restaurants and public buildings. Women found wearing the garment in public could face a fine of up to £6,500.
The government in Tunisia is still firmly proceeding in the path of handing over Tunisia, and whoever and whatever it contains, for the service of the covetous countries in our country.
On the 11th of November 2015, the Russian parliament (State Duma) ratified a law preventing the description of the Islamic, Christian, Jewish and Buddhist holy texts as being extremist. "The Bible, Quran, Tanakh, and Kangyur, their contents, and quotations from them cannot be ruled to be extremist materials."
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• The Myth of the Caliphate: The Political History of an Idea
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• US: Anti-Islam Group Posts Muslims' Personal Info on Facebook
The world leader of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis is on a papal visit in Africa for a five-day tour. While in Kenya, the Pope held talks with various religious denomination leaders pertaining to interfaith and unity amongst various faiths.
On Friday, 20th November 2015, a group of the Special Branch police task force from Bukit Aman police headquarters has arrested the Head of Media Office, who is also is spokesperson of Hizb ut Tahrir / Malaysia, Ustaz Abdul Hakim Othman at his home in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor.
On 20th November, Chinese authorities acknowledged they had killed 28 people suspected of involvement in an attack on a coal mine in the country’s western frontier province of Xinjiang in September. Those killed were from the Muslim Uyghur population and included 4 women and 3 children (a 9 year old girl, a 6 year old boy, and a 1 year old boy).
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• Declaring 'New Beginning,' EU and Turkey Seal Migrant Deal
• Thousands Mourn Kurdish Lawyer Tahir Elci after Gun Death in Turkey
