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Current Affairs
Generations & thought crisis between the rebel and the statesman

Dr. Nageh IbrahimDr. Nageh Ibrahim‏.. There is large gap between the rebels as one side and the government and the military Council on the other hand, There are many reasons for this gap can not be mentioned now. But the main problem from my point of view is that there are some rebels did not think one day in exchange powers with the Government and the Council And make distinction between...

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Massacre memory haunts Kashmiris after 22 years

Written by: Showkat A. Motta.. Saltanat Farooq was four-years-old when ‘the tragedy’ struck. “I remember it was a cold morning, and my mother tells me the date was January 21, 1990”. Saltanat is 26, and what she calls ‘the tragedy’ is etched in the collective memory of the Kashmiris as the Gaw Kadal massacre. It’s named after the Gaw Kadal Bridge - a British era wooden structure in the heart of Kashmir’s...

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Camp David's Treaty in a Preacher's Viewpoint When Young and Now

By: Najeh Ibrahim.. I was born in a religious patriotic family. My father was a small employee; however, he was always concerned with his countries problems. My elder brother fought in 1973 war and was injured. My cousin was martyred in the same war and was one of the nine who took the supreme military medal of the Egyptian army which is "Sinai star"...

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Why Do Not We Disagree With Each Other
By: Sheikh, Osama Hafez.. Several months ago, while I was supervising the Fatwa section of the Islamic Group website, I received a message asking whether listening to music and singing is permitted (halal) according to our religion. I answered in details that there is no clear-cut evidence shows it is prohibited (haram). Therefore, we will apply the rule...
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