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Karzai invites Taliban leaders for direct talks Afghan President Hamid Karzai has invited Taliban leaders to enter into direct talks with his government, urging Pakistan to support the negotiations.
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Anti-Iran MKO behind Bangkok blasts: Thai Shia Cleric Thailand’s Shia leader Syedsulaiman Husaini says the suspects detained by Thai authorities with the alleged Iranian passports are members of the terrorist anti-Iran Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO).
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Thailand: Hizbullah Not Involved in Attacks against Israeli Diplomats Thailand Deputy Prime Minister General Yuthasak Sasiprapha, in charge of security affairs, told the House of Representatives Friday that the explosions had been caused by bombs were not from Lebanon where Hizbullah is based.
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OIC chief inaugurates the first Islamic Museum in Australia The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu inaugurated the first Islamic Museum in Australia at a special ceremony in Melbourne on 17 February 2012.
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Malysia: No forex trading for Muslims The National Fatwa Council has ruled that foreign exchange trading (forex trading) is forbidden or haram for Muslims.
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1st Shia Digital Library Launched in China The first Shia digital library in Chinese language was launched by a Chinese preacher.
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Victoria Islamic Society accuses Australian security service for harassment The Islamic Society of Victoria is preparing to take legal action against ASIO for what it says is constant harassment and bullying.
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Malaysia deports Saudi blogger insulting to the Prophet of Islam Malaysia deported a Saudi Arabian blogger on Sunday, police said, over Twitter comments he made that were deemed insulting to the Prophet Mohammad.
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Malaysia: Mosques to use cash aid for welfare activities Masjid Parit Perpat Rengit committee chairman Ismail Wahab said it was the first time the mosque received cash aid.
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Australia's Foreign Minister Invites OIC President to Give National Address against Islamophobia This week, Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has invited Professor Ekmelledin Ihsanoglu, the Secretary General of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC), to to educate and help Australians overcome "Islamophobia".
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Australian Mufti: Muslim Ummah Should Apologize to Holy Prophet (PBUH) Referring to the Hadith of Thaqalayn, former Mufti of Australia said the Muslim Ummah should apologize to the Holy Prophet (PBUH) for having betrayed his injunction.
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Nepalese Muslims begin to celebrate the Prophet's birth / Pic First time in Nepal, the Muslim community are joining fellow Muslims around world to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohammed.
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Women want the chance to bend it like Beckham, headscarves and all MUSLIM Lakembaroos are free to wear the hijab when they take to the soccer field in club competitions in Sydney every week.
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Supporters of Islamic Museum in Canberra Press Ahead With Smaller-Scale Project |
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Indonesian Ulema Ban Valentine's Day Muslim scholars in the Indonesian province of Aceh have taken a strict position against celebrating the Valentine’s Day, describing the occasion as a threat to Islamic values and Shari`ah.
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Australia Launches First Islamic Index The international financial services information company Thomson Reuters and Australia’s first Islamic wealth manager have launched an Islamic index that will offer investors means to build an Islamic-compliant Australian equities portfolio.
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Filipinos protest against US military presence in their country Filipino activists have marched towards the US Embassy in the country's capital to protest against ongoing negotiations between Manila and Washington aimed at deploying more American troops in the Philippines.
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Muslims in Nepal Demand Recognition as a Distinct Minority Group The Muslim community in nepal has demanded that they be recognised as a separate minority group — not conflated under the rubric of the ethnic group Madhesis.
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Australian fast-food store sells halal burgers – and then it doesn't Hungry Jack's is being targeted by angry customers who allege the fast-food company pressured a Melbourne franchisee to stop serving halal food.
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Thai army apologises for killing Muslim civilians Thailand's military admitted on Tuesday that four Muslim people killed by army rangers this week as civilians had no connection to an armed movement in the Muslim region.
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International Conference of Muslim Women Parliamentarians Convened in Indonesia The First Conference of Muslim Women Parliamentarians was held at the Hotel Aryaduta Convention Center in Palembang, Indonesia on Friday as part of the meetings of the Parliamentary Union of the member states in the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
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Adelaide Australia Opens its Mosques to All Australians for Family Day Events Adelaiede's mosques will open their doors to the public for the first time in two family-friendly open days this weekend.
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Sampang Salafies Promise not to Disturb Shia Sunni leaders in Omben, Sampang, have promised not to disturb shia followers in Nangkernang village.
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Airtight Security for the Gold-Plated Quran on Display in Malaysia The Terengganu State Museum and the event organizer of an upcoming exhibition on Islamic treasures from China will provide “airtight” security for a gold-plated Quran that will be displayed at the show.
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Shia ask witness protection agency for protection + PIC A number of Shiite followers from Sampang, Madura, East Java, have asked the Witness and Victim Protection Agency (LPSK) for protection following a recent attack by alleged Salafies in December last year.
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