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A Letter of Support for Sister Zulfiyya Amonova from a Sister in Malaysia

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The barbarity of the Kyrgyz Special Forces by capturing sister Zulfiyya Amonova has proven and shown the Kyrgyzstan's fear towards the rise of Islam there. Although she is only a woman, Zulfiyya Amonova was captured without knowing her condition because of her courage in defending justice for her father's fate. Tactics like this are often done by the governments of Muslim countries who are timid and cowardly by hindering the…
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News and Comment Message to the Muslim Sisters in Britain regarding Syria

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You my sisters, who feel for Syria, but know that this feeling and actions you carry out for your Ummah in Syria is no longer a simple issue. It is under pressure. Even being criminalised. UK Home Secretary Theresa May extended her powers in December to take away passports of those who return from Syria. Deeming those individuals as criminals before they even set soil on British Land. Why? Because…
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Letter of Support to Sister Zulfiyya Amonova

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Assalamu alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh... To my dear and honoured sister Zulfiyya Amonova, Sabr Oh Sister! Verily Allah (swt) has prepared the best of His places in His Jannah for you... You have been patient almost the whole of your life and still Allah (swt) has desired to grant you the best of rewards in His (swt) Gardens. You knew that the path to that place was hard and…
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News & Comment Electricity Crisis: Blame game

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News ISLAMABAD: With temperature still below 40 degree Celsius, ghosts of loadshedding have already started haunting the length and breadth of the country. The most worried at the moment is obviously Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif since his party had won elections on the promise of dealing with the power crisis on a war footing. With demonstrations being held over loadshedding in the interior of Sindh, where the mercury in some…
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News & Comment Turkey Celebrates ‘Children's Day' While Conveniently Ignoring the Rising Numbers of Poor, Working and Murdered Children in the Country

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News: Two out of three children, statistically 63.5%, between the ages 0-15, suffer severe material deprivation in Turkey. This data is the result of a research prepared by Bahçeşehir University's Center for Economic and Social Research (Betam). The percentage of children in Turkey who can not meet their protein needs is 64.7%, while 39.9% are unable to warm themselves adequately, and 40% can not meet their clothing needs. In addition,…
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News & Comment Women under Capitalism Regard Sexual Abuse as Normal  

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News: According to a new US study, many girls who are sexually assaulted do not report acts of sexual violence, because they regard them as "normal". Interviews with 100 youths between the ages of 3 and 17, conducted by Marquette University's Children's Advocacy Center, revealed that girls do not see themselves as victims as they regarded sexual violence against them as normal. This is why also 60 per cent of…
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The Failure of the Muslim Armies to Overthrow the Current Regimes

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The Muslim countries are at the forefront of the world in terms of military expenditure, spending tens of billions of dollars annually upon their armies. In spite of classifying the Muslim countries as Third World countries on the grounds of poverty, military spending is many times more than current economic capabilities. The questions that come to mind are: What is the need for the Muslim countries for such high spending…
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News and Comment Racist and Anti-female Attitudes are the Hallmarks of Russia's Proposed Sex-Discrimination Bill

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News On 14th April 2014, the Moscow Times reported that Russia's city parliament deputy Oleg Nilov has drafted Russia's first Anti-sexual harassment Bill aimed at protecting women from unwanted attention or physical abuse from men. In his own words, he stated, "The changes will protect the honor and dignity of "the more beautiful, but weaker sex." These new measure are particularly aimed at "The millions of migrant workers who speak…
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