UKraine: Five killed in eastern Ukraine clash
Pakistan: Journalists protest against attack on Hamid
Pakistan: Road accident kills 41 in Sukkur
South Korea: Families of South Korean ferry victims protest as recovery operation goes on
Palestine: Israeli attacks in West Bank and Jerusalem
ESCWA’s proposal for Arab integration undermined by Israel
India: Stopping Modi key to voting in Bihar’s Muslim hub
Pakistan: Police officer among two shot dead in Quetta targeted killings
Yemen: US drone strike kills several people including civilians
US: Obama signs bill aiming to block Iranian UN envoy from entering US
Palestine: Three Palestinians kidnapped, 10 detained by Israeli army near Hebron
Palestine: Suspected Jewish vandals torch Mosque in Umm al-Fahm
Syria: Car bomb kills 14 in Homs
South Korea: Divers enter sunken ferry, 28 confirmed dead
South Sudan: More than a dozen civilians killed at UN base
Earth-like planet found in ‘habitable zone’
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov announces deal to ‘disband illegal armed groups’ across Ukraine
Palestine: Israeli forces, Palestinians clash south of Bethlehem
Palestine: Israeli army kidnaps eight Palestinians in West Bank
Lebanon: Hizbullah military investigation reveals who killed Al-Manar TV crew
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 PM Cameron and Editor of The Muslim News Ahmed J Versi
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 Tauheedul Islam Girls High School receiving Sankore Univ Education Award by Shadow Justice Sec Sadiq Khan
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 PM Cameron presenting Ummul Mu'minin Khadijah Award for Enterprise to Shabir Randeree
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 overview of the venue
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 Guests (left) collecting their badges
The Muslim News Awards for Excellence 2014 Editor of The Muslim News Ahmed J Versi thanking PM David Cameron for participating in the contributions of British Muslims event
Top Stories from the News Section
South Korea: Families of South Korean ferry victims protest as recovery operation goes on
As the death toll from capsized South Korean ferry rose above 50, families of victims began a protest march to Seoul. They were stopped by police.
India: Stopping Modi key to voting in Bihar’s Muslim hub
Defeating Narendra Modi, BJP's prime ministerial candidate, is the main concern of the Muslim population in Seemanchal region of eastern Bihar.
Palestine: Israeli attacks in West Bank and Jerusalem
Israeli soldiers attacked a number of Palestinian farmers and shepherds in Um al-Khair east of Yatta, in Hebron district, preventing them from reaching their land.
Pakistan: Road accident kills 41 in Sukkur
41 people were killed and several were injured Sunday morning in a bus-trailer collision on National Highway in Sindh's Sukkur district.
Pakistan: Journalists protest against attack on Hamid
Journalists across Pakistan are outraged over the attack on Geo News senior anchor Hamid Mir and are staging protests.
ESCWA’s proposal for Arab integration undermined by Israel
UN's Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia's (ESCWA) report, titled “Arab Integration: A 21st Century Imperative,” has been overshadowed in media by Israeli complaints regarding report’s brief mentions to its occupation and discriminatory policies towards Palestinians.
Pakistan: Police officer among two shot dead in Quetta targeted killings
Armed militants killed a police officer and critically injured his son on Quetta's troubled Sariab road area on Saturday, police said.
UKraine: Five killed in eastern Ukraine clash
Five people were killed early Sunday during a clash between gunmen and pro-Russia protesters in eastern Ukraine's town of Slavyansk.
Top Stories from the Newspaper - Issue 299 - Friday 28th March 2014 - Read the full newspaper online
GPs accuse NHS of forcing them to spy on their patients
GPs have accused NHS England’s new policy on participating in counter terrorism’s Prevent Extremism strategy of identifying patients susceptible to radicalization as asking GPs to be a government’s intelligence agency
Human rights activist Begg charged with terror offences
Former Guantánamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg has been remanded in custody after appearing in court in London charged with terror offences related to Syria.
Editorial
Mercurial marauding from Johnson
The all-knowing words of London Mayor, Boris Johnson, are now telling us that Muslim parents are to be blamed for failing to carry out their proper responsibilities.
Policing without ethics
Judging by the latest revelations in the 21-year old saga over the killing of Stephen Lawrence, the Metropolitan Police Service is marred not only by incompetence and racism, but also corruption.
Other Stories
Over half of Muslim schools surpassed the national percentage GCSE average
Over half of Muslim schools in England have surpassed the national average of students achieving 5 or more GCSE’s or equivalent A*-C grades (including English and Math GCSEs ).
Sadiq Khan sets marathon target- raise money and beat Ed Balls
Shadow Secretary of State for Justice, Sadiq Khan, is to run this year’s London Marathon. The Labour MP for Tooting will run the 26.2 miles on April 13 for The Evening Standard Dispossessed Fund – which raises money for the most vulnerable people in society.
Denmark bans non-stun slaughter of animals
Denmark joined a list of European nations to ban non-stun slaughter on February 17. EU regulations prohibit non-stun slaughtering of animal but give member states the leverage to make exceptions for religious slaughter.
Book Review: Islamic view of domestic violence
Ayesha Chaudhry is an Associate Professor of Islamic and Gender Studies at the University of British Columbia. The book under review is based on her PhD research on the topic of domestic violence in Islamic tradition at New York University.
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PM Cameron joins Muslims to celebrate Twelfth Annual Awards Ceremony to recognise the very best of British Muslim Achievement
At London's Grosvenor House Monday, Prime Minister, David Cameron, joined over 800 people to celebrated the Twelfth The Muslim News Awards for Excellence - Britain's longest standing Muslim awards event. The coveted award ceremony recognises the very best of Muslim contribution to British society.
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