Israel Exports ‘Human Animal’ Treatment of Muslims
These are all places where Muslims are imprisoned and killed for their religion and ethnicity and receive the ‘human animal’ treatment that Israel has become famous for since the conflict.
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American Leadership Could End the Crisis in Gaza. Will It?
The American role in the conflict is not quite as clear as perhaps it should be.
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Human Rights Experts Warn of Gaza Turning Point
According to Human Rights experts at the United Nations, Gaza is running out of time. Countries around the world must began taking steps towards ending the genocide that is occuring. Analyzing all the information related to the Israeli-Palestine conflict, the…
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Craig Mokhiber Resigns from the UN, Calls Two-State Solution an ‘Open Joke’
Craig Mokhiber, director of the NY office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) resigned on October 28. He did so because, in his words, “the mantra of the ‘two-state solution’ has become an open joke in…
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55 Red Crescent Aid Trucks Allowed into Gaza for 1.4 Million Displaced Muslims, Christians
Only 55 trucks were allowed through, and these from the Egypt Red Crescent, carrying aid from Egypt, Qatar and Turkey. Fuel for hospitals is banned by the Israeli government from entering Gaza and the food, water and medical supplies that did enter were only a small fraction of what is needed.
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Bangladeshi Teenager Creates Safe Space Online for Children
“The (ICPP) is awarded once a year to a child who fights courageously for children’s rights,” according to Kids Rights. The group refers to the youth as “changemaker and social innovator.”
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Reveals Hidden Islamic History
But there is a group within the indigenous peoples that is rarely recognized, the Indigenous American Muslims. What proof of them exists in history? The best way to answer this question is by searching for the clues history has left behind.
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Kenyan Publisher Apologizes to Muslims
On Oct 7, parents of schoolchildren in Nairobi, Kenya, posted on X, formally known as Twitter, that their children’s school encyclopedia contained a drawing depicting the image of the Holy Last Messenger Muhammad (peace and blessing be upon him). The…
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Egypt Refuses Entrance of Palestinians Fleeing Violence
During the week of October 19, President Sisi vehemently spoke against opening the Sinai peninsula as a respite for the people of Gaza. Instead, he suggests they be sent to the Negev. The Negev or Negeb is a desert and semidesert…
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Muslim Migrants Hide in Poland Forest, Face Death
UNHCR migrant entry figures for Europe actually include those for Turkey, even though Turkey is not a member of the European Union. Turkey, a Muslim-majority nation, greatly expands the charitable appearance of Europe, as Turkey is the top host of refugees in the world.
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France Attempts To Silence CAGE from Speaking Out Against Islamophobia
On October 2nd, the managing director of a Muslim human rights group, Muhammad Rabbani was denied entry into Poland at the behest of French authorities, according to a Coalition Against Global Extremism (CAGE) press release. This happened ahead of his…
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West African Muslim Nations Fight Al Qaeda Terrorist Threats
Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso have recently signed a defense pact known as the Alliance of Sahel States. The three countries have agreed to help each other against any threats of external aggression or armed rebellion. “Our fight is against…
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US Supreme Court to Judge No Fly List
In 2010, Yonas Fikre, an American citizen living in Portland, took a trip to Sudan. While traveling in Sudan, he discovered that he was placed on the No Fly List. During this time, Fikre was approached by FBI agents who…
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India Basks in International Day of Non-Violence, Kills, Maims 750,000 Muslims
October 2 marked the International Day of Non-Violence, a day that commemorates the birth of Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) and re-verbalizes his teachings of non-violent activism. A journalist for Daily Good Morning Kashmir comments regarding this date, “The main cause of…
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About the Abaya Ban in France
On September 7th, 2023, the French government issued a law completely banning Muslim children from wearing abayas in French middle and high schools. The announcement was made by France’s new education minister Gabriel Attal, who claims, “School is free. It’s…
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U.S. Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Which Abounds with Islamic Culture
The National Hispanic Heritage Month is from September 15 through October 15 in the United States this year, 2023. The U.S. government website for the event states, “We celebrate heritage rooted in all Latin American countries.” That’s great because Latin…
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Holy Qur’an Viewed in China as “Classic Book That Should Be Altered”
According to a recent Xinhua report on The Urumqi Conference, Peking University professor Xue Qingguo believes that the Muslim peoples’ Divine revelation and manual for life, the Holy Qur’an, is a “classic book” that should be altered to keep up…
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The Tragic Toll of the Libya Floods: Failing Infrastructure to Blame?
Within weeks after the catastrophe, 11,300 people were declared dead, 10,100 went missing and 38,640 displaced and the numbers continue to grow in Libya. As the days pass by, the country is still feeling the aftermath of the devastating floods…
