August, 2023

• 21 August

  Thailand’s Tailored Efforts to Attract Muslim Tourists

  Thailand aims to become a top Muslim tourist destination by 2027, focusing on their growing numbers and purchasing power, with over 3 million Muslim tourists visiting last year. The Department of Tourism unveils a five-year plan to enhance services, including halal offerings, to attract Muslim tourists and elevate Thailand’s position among leading Muslim-friendly destinations. Thailand’s goal is to establish itself …

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• 20 August

  Islamic Capital Market Products; the Introduction of Regulations for Sukuk to the Sri Lankan Capital Market

  

  By Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka (SEC) Islamic Capital Market Products (ICMP) are securities which are developed in compliance with Islamic Law, and ICMPs play an important role in the development of the Capital Market and the economy as it opens up opportunities for investment and fund raising. Many countries have introduced different types of ICMPs, such as Shariah-compliant …

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• 20 August

  Women’s World Cup: Referees inspired by hijab being worn By Miriam Barker

  

  “It sounds stupid but we didn’t think girls like us could become referees.” Teenagers Rosheen and Eleeza Khan are Wales’ first Muslim female football referees. The sisters, from Cardiff, said they loved the sport from a young age but never saw anyone that looked like them. They said watching the Women’s World Cup, which has seen the first player and referee to …

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• 20 August

  Sinéad O’Connor’s family embraces her Muslim identity and lets her get buried as a Muslim Woman

  

  Sinéad O’Connor’s family embraces her Muslim identity and lets her get buried as a Muslim Woman with Guest Dr. Umar Al-Qadri on TheDeenShow Post Disclaimer | Support UsSupport Us The sailanmuslim.com web site  entirely supported by individual donors and well wishers. If you regularly visit this site and wish to show your appreciation, or if you wish to see further …

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• 14 August

  Reflecting On Islam In The Asian Continent – Analysis By Dr. Mohamed Chtatou

  

  A law of physics states that the further you get away from the center of a given natural phenomenon of physics, the lesser the intensity. Indeed, physics is defined as: The branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and energy.  However, Britannia gives a more thorough and precise definition to this important branch of science: (1) “physics, science that deals with …

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• 12 August

  Israel illegal settler violence erasing entire Palestinian communities, says NGO

  

  A view of Al-Urme Hill in Beita town, considered the second highest point around the city of Nablus, West Bank on June 6, 2021 [Issam Rimawi/Anadolu Agency] The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) published a report yesterday expressing deep concern about the Israeli illegal settlers’ forceful seizure of Palestinian Territories, which has resulted in the displacement of 500 Palestinians from seven different communities. …

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• 8 August

  Marhoom Mohamed Kaleel – IN TRIBUTE TO A STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF OUTREACH WORK AND MOSQUE TOURS

  

  (Marhoom Mohamed Kaleel, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Kollupitiya Jumma Mosque, Colpetty)   It is with a sense of immense sadness and extreme gratitude that we recall the support of Marhoom Mohamed Kaleel who was a pillar of strength to our outreach activities undertaken under our “Welcome To Our Mosque” Program.   Kaleel Hajiar as we called him was …

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