June, 2012

• 18 June

  History of Islam in Japan

  Islam's relation with Japan is quite recent as compared to those with other countries around the world. There are no clear records of any contact between Islam and Japan nor any historical traces of Islam coming into Japan through religious propagation of any sort except for some isolated cases of contact between individual Japanese and Muslims of other countries before …

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• 18 June

  Amal International School – Year 5 Scholarship 2012

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• 18 June

  REALITIES BEHIND THE RECENT ANTI MUSLIM PROPAGANDA..! By MASIHUDEEN INAMULLAH

  A message to fellow Sinhala Budhists in Sri Lanka!!   The recent anti Muslim campaign in many part of the Island by protests over Mosques and Dharhas of historical importance has created a kind of fear psychosis and uncertainty among the Muslims of this Island nation. The Muslims firmly believe that the vast majority of Sinhala Buddhists are well aware of …

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• 15 June

  Guilty on all Counts By Latheef Farook

    The others unanimously found guilty of war crimes such as torture, inhumane and degrading treatment were former US Vice President Dick Cheney, former Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, Counsel to President Bush, Alberto Gonzales, General Counsel to Vice-President, David Addington, General Counsel to Secretary of Defence, William Haynes II, Assistant Attorney General Jay Bybee and former Deputy Assistant Attorney-General, John …

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• 15 June

  Iraq-Iran alliance upsets US agendas By Ameen Izzadeen

    More than 60 people died in a series of bomb blasts across Iraq on Wednesday. The endless violence indicates that Iraq’s problems are far from over though the United States withdrew its troops – at least on paper – six months ago.   That the victims of Wednesday’s bomb attacks were largely Shiite pilgrims indicates that the sectarianism created …

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• 15 June

  Golden memories, silver tears and colonial villas By Faiza Thassim

  

  Tucked away in the southwest corner of Sri Lanka’s coastline, away from the hustle and bustle of the busy town of Galle lies the quaint old peninsula that is the Galle Fort. Originally built by the Portuguese and then modified by the Dutch in the 17th century, this little enclave shot to fame after it was declared a World Heritage …

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• 13 June

  Parliamentary Vacancies – Asst. Librarian / Cook / Driver

  

  Assistant Librarian   Applications are invited from citizens of Sri Lanka who are physically sound and of excellent moral character for the post of Assistant Librarian on the Staff of the Secretary-General of Parliament.  Applications prepared in accordance with the specimen given below should be sent under registered cover along with the copies of the certificates of educational/professional qualifications and …

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