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    Zohran Mamdani, New York’s New Mayor, A Muslim and a South Asian Immigrant

    His opponents seized on Islamophobic attacks in the final weeks of the campaign. But Muslim Americans say his perseverance has given them newfound hope and optimism, as reported by The Washington Post. In the closing days of New York City’s mayoral race, Zohran Mamdani released an ad entirely in Arabic. “I might look like your […] More

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    Sa’diyya Nesar, author and TEDx speaker, voted for Spirit of Hong Kong Awards

    Born and raised in Hong Kong, Alhamdulilah sister Sa’diyya Nesar has spent much of her life redefining what strength means as reported by SCMP. Living with a rare congenital muscle condition that requires a wheelchair, she has endured multiple surgeries and long hospital stays. Rather than letting disability confine her, she turned to writing and […] More

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    Mosque in England supplies treats at the club’s celebrations

    Members of a mosque that stands next to a football stadium have been giving out refreshments as part of the club’s 120th anniversary celebrations. The event took place at Luton Town football club with worshippers from the neighbouring Madinah Masjid mosque, alongside residents of Bury Park district, handing out more than 1,000 drinks, chocolates and […] More

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    Djed Spence becomes England’s first Muslim football player

    Djed Spence became the first openly Muslim player to represent the senior England men’s team after making his international debut in Tuesday’s 5-0 win over Serbia as reported by ESPN. The Tottenham Football Club’s full-back, came on in the 69th minute for Reece James in Belgrade. While the English Football Association does not keep a record of a player’s religion, […] More

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    Spanish town instructed to lift ban on Eid celebrations gatherings

    Jumilla’s ban on gatherings in public sports centres breaches right to religious freedom, says Madrid Spain’s central government has ordered officials in a Spanish town to scrap a ban on religious gatherings in public sports centres, describing it as a “discriminatory” measure that breaches the right to religious freedom as it will mainly impact Muslims, […] More

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    Muslim Billionaire granted permission to turn London’s iconic Trocadero into a Mosque

    A British Muslim billionaire is building a three-storey mosque in one of central London’s most famous entertainment complexes. Asif Aziz, 56, a property tycoon, is building the new mosque with the capacity of 390 worshippers inside the Trocadero, which is situated between Piccadilly Circus and Soho. “A planning application by the Aziz Foundation to convert […] More

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    5 Steps To Calmness

    Young Muslim blogger, Laiba Jamshed gives insight into how to achieve calmness: There are times when the Dunya just gets to our heads. Work gets too much and the feeling of being under pressure overwhelms the mind. In these difficult moments, we often find ways to keep calm. Keeping calm requires great strength and effort, […] More

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    COVID-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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