January, 2015

• 28 January

  Basketball Legend: Islam Is Religion of Peace

  

  WASHINGTON – A Muslim basketball legend has defended his comments after Chralie Hebdo attacks earlier this month, asserting that Islam is a religion of peace which extremists use as a mask to cover their crimes. "Islam is a religion of peace, Islam does not tolerate wanton murder,” basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar told NBC “Meet The Press” on Sunday, January 25. …

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• 28 January

  Speak one Word of Truth and YOU’RE FIRED! By :- Kevin Barrett, Veterans Today Editor

  

  CNN International correspondent Jim Clancy has become the latest journalistic victim of  the Zionist thought police.  CNN confirmed on Saturday that Clancy had been terminated (fortunately without extreme prejudice) in the wake of a Twitter battle with ranting Israeli propaganda mouthpieces. During the Twitter exchange, Clancy blasted what he called the “Hasbara team” including a self-styled “Elder of Zion” who …

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• 28 January

  Virtues of the Qur’an By :- Sheikh Muhammad Zakariyah Kandhlawi

  

  `Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) narrates that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: “Allah exalts many people by means of this book (the Glorious Qur’an), and He also degrades and disgraces many others by means of the same.” People who believe in the Qur’an  and act upon it are given by Allah position …

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• 27 January

  German Footballer Reverts to Islam

  

  CAIRO – Germany's young footballer Danny Blum has announced his reversion to Islam, describing it as a religion of hope and strength. "Islam gives me hope and strength. Prayer calms my soul," Blum told Bild newspaper on Monday, January 26. "I was short-tempered, erratic and did not know where I belong," he added. Blum joined 1. FC Nürnberg in Bavaria …

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• 27 January

  Muslim women protest to defend al-Aqsa

  

  Israeli settlers come to Al-Aqsa every day, but Palestinians don’t like it. They think the Israelis want to take the mosque away from the Muslims, as they did with the Ibrahim Mosque in Hebron. Crying ‘Allahu Akbar’ is their only weapon. Several women put up posters calling for their shrine’s protection in a small yard of Jerusalem’s Old City near …

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• 27 January

  A glass half full

  

  From time to time we all experience challenges. It could be when we encounter some difficult situations in our life or business or we have problems with health or even just day to day issues. What is really important is how we face up and react to those challenges. Our attitude and Trust in our Creator will determine how much …

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• 26 January

  Apply for a World Bank Robert S. McNamara Fellowship! (PhD candidates)

  

  This fellowship supports developing country PhD candidates to conduct innovative, development-related, doctoral research under the supervision of a research advisor abroad. *Attention! These Guidelines are not valid for applicants to a master’s degree. For more information about scholarships for masters studies visit the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program webpage. *Attention! Please see updated FAQs with a fuller explanation of the educational requirements for eligible …

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