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    China says won’t interfere with Muslim rituals during Ramadan in Xinjiang

    BEIJING: China’s government won’t interfere with fasting and other standard religious activities in the traditionally Muslim region of Xinjiang during the Islamic month of Ramadan that begins this month, officials said on Thursday. This comes after villagers in Uyghur were forced to spy on their Muslim neighbours to see if they are fasting. And other […] More

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    Chinese Muslims In Uyghur Forced To Be Spyed On By Fellow Villagers During Ramadan

    Villagers in a remote part of northwestern China’s troubled Xinjiang region are being forced by local authorities to spy on their Muslim neighbors, watching constantly for behavior deemed “suspicious” or opposed to Beijing’s rule over the mostly Muslim Uyghur region, sources say. This comes after seeing how certain states have experienced a rise in Islamophobia […] More

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    Islamophobia and Anti-Religion sentiments on the rise in China

    Recently, we came to know that a certain state in China is imposing a ban on religion in schools, most specifically Islam. This appalling turn of events comes after last year, we saw the headlines coming out of China, specifically the far western Xinjiang district, that the authorities there had placed an outrageous ban on […] More

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    The Journey of the Rohingya ‘Boat People’

    The ‘Boat people’ – thousands of Rohingyan Muslims drifting on rickety boats for 7 days or more, braving a journey for months to reach a land of hope, to escape persecution, to a better life in Malaysia. With them, Bangladeshi nationals escaping extreme poverty in the hope of a better life. For both groups, this […] More

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    At The Peak 2015 – Islam Today and Tomorrow

    At The Peak is in an annual event organised by our wonderful brothers and sisters at Serving Islam Team. This year’s At The Peak (#AtThePeak2015) conference was held at the University of Hong Kong and was co-hosted by the Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) of the Hong Kong University Students’ Union, and Discover Islam Hong Kong. […] More

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    Global Messenger Day – More Than Just a Day

    Global Messenger Day (#GlobalMessengerDay) was a worldwide campaign initiated by iERA (the Islāmic Education & Research Academy). The aim of this campaign was simple – to let communities around the world know who was Prophet Muḥammad (peace be upon him and his family). The ever-growing need to spread his true message amidst the clouds of […] More

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    Hong Kong “Letter of Peace”

    “Top officials warn of possible international terrorist threats to Hong Kong” were the headlines of the South China Morning Post, a daily English tabloid in Hong Kong. The issue came about as a result of a now well known image, being used in a draft publication by a local Islamic organisation (Mujahiddah of Islam Hong […] More

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    China Jails Muslim Couple For Practicing Islam

    A Muslim was jailed for six years in China for refusing to shave off his beard, while his wife was imprisoned for two years for wearing a burqa, as part of a severe crackdown on religious “extremism” in the far-western province of Xinjiang, local media reported. China blames rising violence in Xinjiang on Muslim fanatics […] More

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    Muslim Shop Owners Forced to Sell Alcohol and Cigarettes

    Chinese authorities have ordered Muslim shopkeepers and restaurant owners in a village in its troubled Xinjiang region to sell alcohol and cigarettes, and promote them in “eye-catching displays,” in an attempt to undermine Islam’s hold on local residents. Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported. Establishments that failed to comply were threatened with closure and their owners […] More

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