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El Nino” phenomenon leads to sudden increase in temperature in the world

El Nino” phenomenon leads to sudden increase in temperature in the world

The World Meteorological Organization announced in its latest report that an El Niño warming event may occur in the coming months. According to forecasts, the probability of El Niño phenomenon, the opposite of the colder La Niña that affects the…
UN chief condemns rich countries’ ‘vicious’ tactics against poor

UN chief condemns rich countries’ ‘vicious’ tactics against poor

United Nations chief Antonio Guterres has condemned rich countries and energy giants for throttling poor nations with “predatory” interest rates and crippling fuel prices. In his speech on the opening day of the UN’s Least Developed Countries (LDC) summit in…
Philippines: Resolution on Nat’l Hijab Day approved in Bangsamoro parliament

Philippines: Resolution on Nat’l Hijab Day approved in Bangsamoro parliament

A resolution seeking to support Senator Robinhood Padilla’s Senate Bill No. 1272 and its counterpart House Bill No. 5693 in the House of Representatives, which declares Feb. 1 of every year as National Hijab Day, was approved by Philippines’s Bangsamoro…
Malaysia allocates RM10 million to print and distribute 2 million copies of Noble Quran

Malaysia allocates RM10 million to print and distribute 2 million copies of Noble Quran

Malaysia has allocated RM10 million from Budget 2023 to print and distribute two million translated copies of the Quran. This initiative by the Yayasan Restu non-profit organization has been met with what was described as Islamophobic criticism by those who…
New analysis reveals countries most vulnerable to climate change

New analysis reveals countries most vulnerable to climate change

The Cross Dependency Initiative (XDI) has released on Monday a first-pass analysis of “Gross Domestic Climate Risk,” calculating the physical climate risk to the built environment in over 2,600 territories around the world. The findings underscore the importance of pricing…
Canadian Parliament votes by majority on ending hijab ban in Quebec

Canadian Parliament votes by majority on ending hijab ban in Quebec

Canada’s House of Commons voted overwhelmingly to rescind Quebec’s provisional notice, which gave Quebec an opportunity to enforce Law 21 to ban headscarves in public. “Law 21” was opposed by 174 members, headed by the ruling liberal party, while 142…
Somalia: 10 killed, several injured in al-Shabaab terrorist attack on residential building

Somalia: 10 killed, several injured in al-Shabaab terrorist attack on residential building

At least 10 people were killed and several others were injured when al-Shabaab terrorists stormed a residential building in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, sprayed indiscriminate bullets with automatic weapons on civilians, and one of them blew himself up. The…
Suspected rebels kill 8 police officers ahead of Nigeria election

Suspected rebels kill 8 police officers ahead of Nigeria election

At least eight Nigerian police officers have been killed in separate attacks by suspected rebels in the country’s southeast just days ahead of presidential elections. Four officers were killed in an attack on a police station in Anambra state on…
Over 200 al-Shabaab militants succumb in Somalia military operations

Over 200 al-Shabaab militants succumb in Somalia military operations

Through military operations of the Somali army in Galmudug, a state located south west of Somalia, substantial territory was liberated through dismantling terrorists linked to al- Qaeda, terrorist group, Al-Shabaab. This is an enormous victory for Somalia, which has a…
Germany: Shortage of burial places for Muslim

Germany: Shortage of burial places for Muslim

The German broadcasting Authority “Deutsche Welle” highlighted crisis of the lack of Islamic burial places in various parts of Germany, which prompts many Muslims to search for burial places in neighboring cities or to deport the body of the deceased…
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