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Canada: Muslim groups in Quebec ask court to invalidate ‘discriminatory’ school prayer ban

Canada: Muslim groups in Quebec ask court to invalidate ‘discriminatory’ school prayer ban

Six Muslim groups are asking a Quebec court to declare unconstitutionality of the new provincial edict that bans religious activity in public schools. In a lawsuit filed last week, the groups asked Quebec Superior Court to “declare constitutionally invalid, inapplicable,…
South Korea: Campaigners of Kyungbuk University march to promote peaceful coexistence

South Korea: Campaigners of Kyungbuk University march to promote peaceful coexistence

Students and professors of Kyungbuk University in the city of Daegu in southeastern Korea have organized a marching campaign to urge resistance against opposition to construction of a mosque in a neighborhood near the university, demanding respect for pluralism. The…
Dilapidated Blackburn church undergoes remarkable transformation into vibrant masjid

Dilapidated Blackburn church undergoes remarkable transformation into vibrant masjid

This month, in a remarkable display of community spirit, a neglected church in Blackburn has been completely transformed into the stunning Masjid-e-Taqwa. After years of disuse, the historic St Chad’s Church has been reborn as a vibrant mosque, serving as…
Shia Holy Shrines Authority intensifies efforts to boost religious tourism

Shia Holy Shrines Authority intensifies efforts to boost religious tourism

The Shia Holy Shrines and Religious Sites Authority in Iraq reiterated, Thursday 18th of May, its endeavours to stimulate religious tourism in cities embracing holy shrines and religious sites. The authority said in a statement received by Shia Waves Agency…
Iraq to build new motorway connecting Baghdad to Holy Karbala

Iraq to build new motorway connecting Baghdad to Holy Karbala

The Prime Minister of Iraq, Mohammad Shia al-Sudani, ordered the construction of a new 120-km-long motorway connecting Baghdad to the holy city of Karbala. The project will facilitate the movement of pilgrims, especially millions of pilgrims during Arba’een of Imam…
Home Secretary Issues Eviction Notices to Afghan Refugees

Home Secretary Issues Eviction Notices to Afghan Refugees

The guardian reported this Tuesday that Afghan refugee families, including a special forces soldier and a political adviser, who were resettled in Yorkshire after being airlifted out of Kabul, have received eviction notices from Home Secretary Suella Braverman. This marks…
German coalition calls for Islamic military chaplains in Bundeswehr

German coalition calls for Islamic military chaplains in Bundeswehr

The coalition parties in the German Bundestag have written a letter urging the government to introduce Islamic military chaplains in the Bundeswehr. With over 3,000 Muslim soldiers currently serving, the coalition argues that it is essential to provide them with…
Who is Hussain Team visit a deaf school in Uganda

Who is Hussain Team visit a deaf school in Uganda

The Who is Hussain Team in Uganda made a special visit to a deaf school, whilst at the school they provided all the children with a hearty meal and essential care packages which included toiletries and clothes. The UK based…
Sweden is on course to become one of world’s first “smoke-free” countries

Sweden is on course to become one of world’s first “smoke-free” countries

Sweden is due to become on of the world’ first ‘smoke-free’ countries, as less than 5% of the adult populations is smoking. This comes as smokers are switching to cigarette alternatives such as vapes, nicotine patches and snus which is…
Gunmen attack US convoy in Nigeria, killing four

Gunmen attack US convoy in Nigeria, killing four

Gunmen targeted a US convoy in Anambra state, southeastern Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of four individuals, according to local police. Two of the victims were identified as US consulate employees, while the others were police officers. The attackers also…
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