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in Middle EastCOVID-19 vaccine a must for performing Hajj this year
Saudi Arabia’s health ministry has ruled that only people who have been vaccinated will be allowed to attend the Hajj this year, Saudi newspaper Okaz reported. “The Covid-19 vaccine is mandatory for those willing to come to the Hajj and will be one of the main conditions (for receiving a permit to come),” the report […] More
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A Hong Kong Chinese Muslim’s Viral Free-Food Blue Fridge Project
As we continue to be tested with social distancing from the pandemic, the poverty bar continues to be increased too, which should in turn push those who are able to help, do more. An elderly half-Chinese and half-Pakistani Muslim by the name of Ahmed Khan (WhatsApp for food donors – 5368 6986) is doing his […] More
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Sri Lanka to lift ban on burial of virus victims, bringing relief to Muslims
Sri Lanka will allow the burial of COVID-19 victims, the country’s premier said on Wednesday, following months of outcry over a ban. In response to a question raised by lawmaker S M Marikkar, Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa said in parliament the bodies of virus victims will be allowed to be buried, according to the ColomboPage […] More
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60-yr-old USA woman becomes Muslim after watching Resurrection: Ertugrul
A 60-year-old American woman has become Muslim after being influenced by Resurrection: Ertugrul, a popular Turkish TV series. The Wisconsin resident chose the name of “Khadija” after her conversion to Islam and told Anadolu Agency that she came across Resurrection: Ertugrul while browsing Netflix. “I looked into it, the details about it. So I started […] More
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Medina is world’s first large ‘healthy city’ according to the World Health Organisation
The World Health Organisation has recognised the holy city of Medina in Saudi Arabia as a healthy city after it met all the global standards required by the organisation to be a healthy city, local media reported by The Gulf News. Medina has become the first large city with a population exceeding two million people […] More
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Shaykh Dr. Muhammad Salah’s father has passed away due to Covid-19, the Shaykh is still critical
One of the most renowned scholars and owner of Huda TV, Dr. Muhammad Salah’s father Salah Omar passed today on Friday after battling prolonged illness due to COVID-19, the entire family of Dr. Salah has been struck with the deadly pandemic. Inna lilahi wa inna elayhi rajeoun. Still, according to the verified page of Dr. […] More
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“5 Things I’m Grateful For”, 12-20 Yr Old Muslims Heartwarming Reflections
If someone was to ask you what are you grateful in this moment in your life, what would come to your mind? From time to time, it’s paramount as Muslims we take a step away from the life race and ponder upon what we have in our life from Allah. So, keeping this in mind, […] More
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Retiring Muslim doctor forgives US$650,000 in medical debt for cancer patients due to pandemic struggles
Dr. Omar Atiq had served his community as founder and head of the Arkansas Cancer Clinic since 1991. For the holidays, he served a little more – forgiving a total of $650,000 in medical debt relief for 200 patients – as he closed down his practice after nearly 30 years. “I hope this note finds […] More
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Muslim charities with other UK charities supply hot food to lorry drivers stuck at Dover
Muslim charity workers are spending the festive season supplying hot food and snack boxes to lorry drivers stuck at Dover as reported by 5 Pillars. Over 420 meals and boxes of snacks have been provided to those stuck in parked queues along the hard shoulder of the M20 and further meals will be delivered over […] More
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Christmas decorations go on sale in Saudi Arabia for first time, pushing secularism
Christmas trees and glittery ornaments are for sale at a gift shop in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a once unthinkable sight as reported by Al Arabiya In recent years, festive sales have gradually been introduced into the capital Riyadh. It’s a sign of loosening social restrictions after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledged to steer the […] More
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Pakistani lecturer named among world’s top 1% computer science researchers
Pakistani lecturer Dr Mubashir Husain Rehmani has been named in the world’s top 1% researchers in the field of computer sciences. There are some who exclaim Muslims don’t bring benefit to the world through science, stories like this should say otherwise. The educationist is a graduate of the Department of Computer Systems Engineering from the […] More
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Muslim man denied German citizenship for refusing to shake woman’s hand
A German court ruled on Friday that a Muslim man who refused to shake the hand of a woman should not receive German citizenship. The 40-year-old Lebanese doctor, who came to Germany in 2002, said he refuses to shake women’s hands for religious reasons. The Administrative Court of Baden-Württemberg (VGH) ruled that someone who rejects […] More
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