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School to be Named after Illiterate Father Walks Daughters 12 km to School

“The little girl is able to breathe on her own,” Alhamdulillah

Members of the Newport Islamic Society cooked food for the firefighters of the Johnsonville Volunteer Fire Brigade in East Gippsland.

It is with deep sadness that we inform our readers that Ibraheem and Muhammad, the son and brother of Sheikh Belal Assad, have passed to meet their Lord (subḥānahu wa taʿālā).

A new resolution passed by Iraq's parliament has called for its government to expel foreign troops from the country amid tensions between Iran and US escalating after the killing of Qasem Soleimani.

Whilst the internment camps holding approximately one million ethnic Uyghurs are familiar, little has been revealed about the plight of Uyghur children – until now.

“I have a suspicion that [Muslims] are from time to time written about in a way that [newspapers] would simply not write about Jews or Roman Catholics,” says the outgoing chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation

The Delhi Police have implemented the use of facial recognition technology in order to “screen” crowds protesting against a controversial new citizenship law.

Protesters in Turkey condemn Russia over Idlib assault as more than 235,000 people have fled the region as regime forces intensify airstrikes.

"Truly, it is We who have revealed the Qur’an and We will be its guardian.”