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UN's Bloody Ceasefire is Part of a Plan to Sustain Assad's Killing Machine

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UN's Bloody Ceasefire is Part of a Plan to Sustain Assad's Killing Machine
The long awaited UN sponsored ceasefire accompanied by a few monitors, does very little to prevent the brutality of Assad's regime against the Syrian people. Nor does it put a stop to the numerous killing fields that have become drenched in blood of innocent civilians and stained with the pure blood of martyrs. The ceasefire is part of an international effort to implement Annan's six point plan. Excerpts from Annan's…
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Sheikh Hasina's Bangladesh: A Story of Capitalism's Digital Bankruptcy

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Sheikh Hasina's Bangladesh: A Story of Capitalism's Digital Bankruptcy
The government of Sheikh Hasina, agent of US-Britain-India, came to power back in 2009 with the slogan of creating "Digital Bangladesh." Since then the rapid transformation of Bangladesh into a spineless, subservient state for Hasina's masters has indeed been more than digital! However, when it comes to transforming the country to achieve the welfare of the people the story is one of digital bankruptcy. The economy has been crippled by…
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  Floods, a new test from Allah (SWT) for the people of Pakistan

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  Floods, a new test from Allah (SWT) for the people of Pakistan
Pakistan is hit by the worst floods in its history. According to rough estimates around 200 million people are affected by it. Official death-toll figure hovers around the 1,500 mark while the actual number is feared to run in several thousands. Many areas are still cut off from the main cities and the only way to reach people is through the air. In such a catastrophe, the response of the…
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Bangladesh Bans Quran

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Bangladesh Bans Quran
On 27th July appellate division of the Supreme Court in Bangladesh has given verdict to change the constitution of Bangladesh with some observations. This verdict is seen as a triumph for those who call for restoration of the 1972 constitution laid down by the Late President Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, father of current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The Supreme Court appellate division has made a number of observations regarding the 5th…
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  The Reality of Media

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  The Reality of Media
Media in its reality and essence is a reflection of government views and policies. There is no true freedom of expression as in the case against Hizb ut-Tahrir seen world-wide as in Australia, United States, and United Kingdom. All different types of media attack Hizb ut-Tahrir and their views because governments will risk hypocrisy if they ban Hizb ut-Tahrir from exposing the fallacies of the West. Because there is no…
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 Pakistan gearing up for North Waziristan operation

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 Pakistan gearing up for North Waziristan operation
The heightened diplomatic activity in Islamabad during the last few days suggests that long awaited North Waziristan operation is just around the corner. Just couple of days ago CIA Director Leon Panetta and U.S. national security adviser James Jones visited Pakistan. It was the first high profile visit since the May 1 botched Times Square bombing in which a Pakistani born Muslim, Faisal Shahzad was allegedly involved. The two men…
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 Arabic language and Islam

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 Arabic language and Islam
The Arabic language is exclusively the language of Islam and it is exclusively the language used by the State. The Arabic language is part of the Islamic environment as it is the language of the Qur'an and the Sunnah and Islam compels excellence in it which gave rise to the Ilm of the Arabic language. In fact the complete comprehension of that which came in the ayaat and the ahadeeth…
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Q&A: The Planting of mines along the Syrian-Turkey border

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Q&A: The Planting of mines along the Syrian-Turkey border
Question: What is the issue of planting mines along the Syrian-Turkey border? How and when did it happen? To what extent is this linked to the international conflict? May Allah reward you for it. Answer: 1. A decision to plant mines on the Syrian-Turkey border was taken in 1956 and the implementation of this decision was carried out between1957 and 1959 in the 513 Km length out of the total…
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