Gaza: 81 Palestinians killed, 116 injured by Israeli forces past 24 hours Gaza: 92 Palestinians killed, 130 injured by Israeli forces last 24 hours Gaza: 63 Palestinians killed, 112 wounded by Israeli attacks last 24 hours Gaza: 149 Palestinians killed, 300 injured by Israeli forces last 24 hours Gaza: 69 Palestinians killed, 100 injured by Israeli attacks last 24 hours Gaza: 88 Palestinians killed, 135 injured by Israeli attacks last 24 hours Gaza: 72 Palestinians killed, 129 injured by Israeli attacks last 24 hours Gaza: 67 Palestinians killed, 106 injured by Israeli forces last 24 hours UK: Ramadan messages from political leaders Gaza: 85 Palestinians killed, 130 injured by Israeli attacks in last 24 hours Gaza: 82 Palestinians killed, 122 injured by Israeli bombing in last 24 hours Gaza: 78 Palestinians killed, 104 injured by Israeli bombing in last 24 hours Gaza: 83 Palestinians killed, 143 injured by Israeli bombardments in last 24 hours Gaza: 86 Palestinians killed, 113 injured by Israeli bombing last 24 hours Gaza: 97 Palestinians killed, 123 injured by Israeli bombings in last 24 hours Gaza: 124 Palestinians killed, 210 injured by Israeli bombardments in last 24 hours Gaza: 90 Palestinians killed, 177 injured by Israeli bombardment last 24 hours Gaza: 92 Palestinians killed, 156 injured by Israeli forces in last 24 hours Gaza: 193 Palestinians killed, 920 injured by Israeli bombing last 24 hours Gaza: As Palestinians were going to food aid convoy, 112 were killed, 760 wounded by Israeli attack One does not have to profess to be an expert of Cockney rhyming slang to understand the meaning of being a ‘right Charlie.’ For French satirical magazine renamed partly as a snub to the banning of its predecessor for mocking the death of former President Charles de Gaulle, ‘Je suis Charlie’ became a rallying cry following the insidious attack on its Paris offices. Muslims around the world joined in the mass condemnations of the brutal killings but were only to be rewarded with a neurosis of Islamophobia. International aid agencies, particularly Muslim charities, are being stifled in securing and transferring funds to frontline services because of the draconian effects of the Government’s counter terrorism strategy. The father of one of three men killed in the 2011 Birmingham riots has told the Home Office he has lost faith in the UK’s justice system following police mishandling of the investigation into his son’s killing. Twenty four Muslims were recognised in the New Years Honours for their varying contributions to society, four more than last year and 11 more than 2013. Sir Winston Churchill’s family, fearing his fascination with Islam, had urged him not to convert, a newly uncovered letter has revealed. The surprise discovery on the young Churchill, who would later lead Britain in World War II, was dated 1907. Local hustings for Harrow East organised by the Muslim Forum of Middlesex (MFM) generated lively debate. A primary schoolboy from Coventry has become the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional at the tender age of six. The test is normally taken by young adults aiming to be I.T professionals. Fourteen East End mosques in Newham, Redbridge and Waltham Forest have joined forces to raise an incredible £17,000 for local children’s charity Richard House Children’s Hospice. The fundraising campaign took place on the busiest Friday prayers of the year, December 26. Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan and the former UK Minister of State for International Development, Sir Alan Duncan MP, addressed the major political and humanitarian challenges facing the Middle East on January 12 in central London. Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, 90, died on January 22, weeks after he was admitted to hospital. Abdullah, who had ruled since 2005 had been suffering from a lung infection. His 79-year-old half-brother, Salman, has been confirmed as the new king. According to data released by the Conflict Monitoring Center on December 30, drone strikes in Pakistan increased, killing 153 people during 2014. A member organisation of the European Network Against Racism has branded the French authorities response to the “unprecedented” rise in violent Islamophobic attacks sweeping the country as “poor” and “inadequate”. West Midlands Police have said they are linking two Islamophobic vandal attacks in south Birmingham. A series of Muslim-owned shops and businesses are reported to have been attacked by men armed with guns and hammers. A mosque under construction in Dormagen, Germany, was spray painted with swastikas and Islamophobia graffiti. The act of vandalism comes as anti-Islamic demonstrations continue to grow across Germany. A mayor in a north-western town in France has introduced a “pork or nothing” code at school, even for 27 students who will get no meat substitute. The rule applied from January 1 in the town of Sargé-lès-Le Mans, and may apply to Jewish pupils as well – though there aren’t any in this particular school. West Yorkshire police are appealing for witnesses after four pigs’ heads were placed on the property of a Muslim family in Bradford, West Yorkshire. The Fox News terrorism ‘expert’ who claimed that Birmingham is “totally Muslim” and closed to non-Muslims triggered a viral reaction with many people taking to social media to ridicule his dazzling error. A Muslim woman is suing an Ohio jail for forcing her to attend a Christian church service. A Belfast Muslim was left distressed when his home was daubed with sick Islamophobic graffiti on January 16. Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, on January 6, warned the EU it should tackle “Islamophobia” amid rising anti-Muslim protests. Erdogan said Islamophobia is on the rise in Europe, complaining that racist organisations won sympathy in some Western societies with “each passing day”. Thousands of Swedes participated in anti-Islamophobia and anti-racism demonstrations in their country’s major cities on January 2 following three arson attacks on mosques. The crowds in Stockholm gathered outside the Royal Palace in the Old Town hold banners reading: “Don’t touch my mosque”. An anti-Islamophobia conference in Dallas, Texas, US, was met with demonstrators holding American flags and signs railing against Shari’a. In early 2013 I wrote an article about the various attempts to prohibit discrimination on grounds of caste. Specific provisions in this regard have not as yet come into force. However, the Employment Appeal Tribunal have just issued a judgment in the case of Chandok v Tirkey UKEAT/0190/14 which specifically deals with this issue. Stubbe and the Prophet Muhammad: Challenging Misrepresentation. By Nabil Matar. London, Richmond, Surrey: AMSS UK, 2012, pp25, PB When the sun spits another unforgiving morning, Despite the fact I write for the Press, I gave up news almost five years ago. The odd piece sneaks in, obviously, but, on the whole, I read only features, long-form and books. When the ‘odd bit’ does sneak in, it’s usually via Twitter. Thus I discovered what happened in Paris. My fears were confirmed: yet again, someone killed civilians and claimed to be acting on behalf of a much bigger group of people. Cue recriminations, sage words of advice from media bigwigs and the endless debate over press freedoms. Each year, a host of new gadgets and gizmos are birthed into the market to satisfy any and all of our material whims. This year, we take a look at the technologies that we can expect to see more of in 2015.. Physical inactivity is causing twice as many deaths as obesity, according to a new European study that documented people’s health over a 12 year period. Morocco will not be suspended from the 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, Qatar has won a bid to host Asian men’s handball qualifiers and Muhammad Ali has been readmitted to hospital for treatment. Over 120 people attended a landmark conference on the media reporting of Islam and Muslims. It was held jointly by The Muslim News and Society of Editors in London on September 15. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society. The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2015 was held on March in London to acknowledge British Muslim and non-Muslim contributions to the society.
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A right Charlie
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Terrorism legislation stifling Muslim charities
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Twenty four Muslims recognised in New Years Honours
Churchill’s fascination with Islam
Harrow Muslims grill General Election candidates
Primary schoolboy named world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Pro
Mosques raise £17,000 for local children’s hospice
Middle East faces its worst humanitarian crisis
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King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia dies
CIA steps up drone strikes in Pakistan
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Response to Islamophobia sweeping France inadequate, say group
Islamophobic attacks in Birmingham mosque, university and shops
German mosque vandalised with swastikas
Pork or nothing, French mayor tells Muslim schoolchildren
Pigs heads left outside Muslim home
Fox News blunder sparks viral backlash
Muslim inmate forced to attend church service
Islamophobic slur painted on house in Belfast
Turkey’s president tells Europe to tackle growing Islamophobia
Swedes rally after series of arson attacks on mosques
Anti-Islam protesters swarm anti-Islamophobia conference in Texas
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