By Zubair Torwali

January 27, 2012

Home to ancient Darada,

Buddhist and Gandhara;

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By Sana Iqbal
January 29, 2012

When I was studying at university, during a discussion over an economic issue, my professor (a PhD) uttered these words:

“Alhamdulillah, I am a Sunni, I am a Muslim.”

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By Khairil Azhar

02/01/2012

Shortly after the proclamation of Indonesian independence in 1945, a mob of Muslims hurriedly moved to Tugu Church in North Jakarta.

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18 militants killed in Kurram clashes
Jet strike kills 20 Taliban in Orakzai Agency

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By Umme Maryam

2012-02-01

UMME MARYAM presents in brief certain facts culled from various sources to prove that Prophet Muhammad gave woman all the rights of a human being and raised her status in society.

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By Abdulai Mansaray
January 30, 2012.

When I wrote an article titled “The unreported world of African Migrants in Post-Quaddafi Libya” in November last year, little did I know that it will need an enormous effort from an international NGO like Medicines Sans frontier (MSF-Doctors Without Borders), before the world will wake up and smell the coffee about the brutality and human rights abuses that were taken place in the guise of democracy, revolution or downright barbarism.

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Heydar Jemal, Chairman of the Islamic Committee of Russia in an interview with News.Az

21 December 2011

What can you say about the recent statement of the Russian Foreign Minister S.Lavrov that the ‘split between Sunnis and Shiites, threatening to blow up the whole Islamic world is maturing’ in the Muslim world?

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By Farrukh Khan Pitafi

January 30, 2012

James Jesus Angleton, former chief of the Central Intelligence Agency’s (CIA) counter-intelligence staff was credited with coining the term ‘wilderness of mirrors’, for the world of espionage.

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