Muslim Issues

Sarkozy’s move to ban niqab in France! Expression of emerging Islamophobia in the West, By Latheef Farook

Islamophobia, unleashed with all its ferocity and viciousness under the pretext of fighting a so called war on terrorism by Israel and obediently implemented in the aftermath of the 9/11 by warmongers in Washington, London and Paris is pushing the west especially Europe back into Dark Ages. Barely two months after peaceful Switzerland voted in a shameful referendum on 31 …

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What the Muslim World Can Teach Us About Nonviolence, by: Randall Amster

  It might be a bad dream, but it feels real enough. The mantle of warfare slips seamlessly from one president to another, from one party to another, from one decade to another, from one generation to another. The impetus of national aggression transcends race, creed, socio-economic status, age and geography. Our collective sin is the bald lie that we …

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Afghan ‘geological reserves worth a trillion dollars’

KABUL (AFP)  Afghanistan, one of the world’s poorest countries, is sitting on mineral and petroleum reserves worth an estimated one trillion dollars, President Hamid Karzai said Sunday. The war-ravaged nation could become one of the richest in the world if helped to tap its geological deposits, Karzai told reporters. “I have very good news for Afghans,” Karzai said. “The initial …

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GAZA WHERE SILENCE IS SHAME, By AMEEN IZZADEEN

More than 1.5 million Palestinian people living in the world’s largest concentration camp that is called Gaza these days commemorate the first anniversary of the Israeli horror that killed nearly 1,700 civilians. They visit the graveyard where half the graves bear the names of children killed by Israeli missiles, rockets and illegal white phosphorous bombs when Gaza came under three …

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TURNING POINT IN TURKEY, By Ameen Izzadeen

A military coup against a civilian government is heard of. But seldom or never do we hear that a civilian government coup against the military. The aim of this column is not to analyse what happened in Sri Lanka after the defeat of the LTTE. Rather, in keeping with the world watch logo, the focus is going to be on …

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