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Issue 330, Friday 27 June 2008 - 24 Jumad al-Akhbar 1423
Saudi King Abdullah (R) welcomes former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani at Al-Saffah Palace before the opening ceremony of the International Islamic Conference on Dialogue in Makkah on June 4. (Photo: REUTERS/Saudi Press Agency)
Editorial  Biting the bullet on Iraq
42 days internment without charge passed by ‘mother of democracy’
Top stories Dialogue conference unites Muslims
Home news Govt cancels plan to speed up the deportation of lecturer Islamophobia in a village Bari re-elected as leader of MCB Bidding farewell to the most respected British Muslim leader Terrorism arrests provoke outrage on Nottingham campus Philanthropist meets Brown on hospital appeal 'Muslim gangs' in Whitemoor prison cause unease Church of England seeks greater recognition Doubts cast over cluster bomb ban victory Facebook criticised for hosting ‘fascist’ groups Adhan debate continues at Oxford BNP smears Plymouth Muslim institutions Improving GP access for ethnic minorities Muslims in Plymouth condemn Exeter blast Selection of Muslim candidate in winnable seat marred Role of faith groups in EU discussed More ethnic minority donors needed
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2008 responses from the guests ‘I have never felt so proud in a Muslim gathering in this country’
Comment Khat should be banned Shelina’s blog - The global Ummah needs to start local Hassan Butt, ‘al-Qa’ida activist or charlatan’? Turkey - On freedom: mine, yours, ours… Pakistan - 2008-A lawyer’s Odyssey
International News Long-term treaty may end Baghdad-Washington honeymoon Lack of mosques causes Muslims to move from regional Victoria Opposition in Ireland calls for headscarf ban Israel withholds judgement on killing of journalist News in Brief
Sports Turkey comeback stuns Czech Republic Muslim women futsal team compete in Your Game Williams to lodge complaint Sports news in brief
Islamic Economics UK financial institutions to invest in Malaysia £1billion investment promise for Palestine
Letters Local authorities create rival Muslim groups Muslim human rights not respected Bosnia-Herzegovina graves found My journey to Islam
Regular columns Book Review - Foreign Office and the Middle East Science and Health Environment Obituary - Professor Dr Ghulam Nabi Saqeb: Prominent Muslim educationalist Legal Corner - Religious charity loses discrimination case: the implications for Muslims Poets’ Corner - Felt with the heart Matrimonial |
