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Shocking footage has emerged from last year of police officers dragging a grieving father from the bedside of his six-year-old daughter after he was informed that her life support would be withdrawn.

Egyptian Dr Mohamed Mashally - widely known as ‘Doctor of the Poor’ - has returned to his Lord at the age of 76 after a lifetime of treating his patients free of charge.

Israel’s Supreme Court has officially ruled that Palestinian prisoners have no right to social distancing that would protect them from the coronavirus.

Around 1,000 people will perform this year’s pilgrimage due to the coronavirus pandemic, a significant downgrade from the 2.5 million Muslims that were standing on Arafah last year.

At least 80,000 Uyghurs were forcibly transferred to factories across China and placed under constant surveillance, with no option to refuse work and unable to leave.

Nearly 100 doctors and medical professionals have died in Yemen after contracting COVID-19, as the pandemic continues to cripple the war-torn country.

Following legal action The Times newspaper has now published an apology to Mr Choudhury almost a year later, in addition to amending the article and agreeing to pay libel damages and legal costs to the former CEO of Al Rayan Bank.

“The chains around the Ayasofya have been broken. Turkey will no longer be the same. The time has come for it [to] rightfully command its sovereignty. The spirit of the Ottomans [has] been revived in the hearts of the Turks. Allahu Ekber! What a time to be alive in!”

Thousands of people gathered today around the Hagia Sophia Mosque to attend the first Friday Prayers since 1930s. Click to read the full transcript of the first sermon since the Hagia Sophia’s restoration to a mosque.

To mark this date, CAGE have released a report, entitled 20 Years of TACT: Justice Under Threat, portraying the bias of the legal system to find Muslims as terrorists - showing how Muslims are the ones who feel the brunt of state repression.