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Let’s be realistic (climate and food)

Fatema Miah:   It is July now and the weather seems under the climate effect. Climate change is prominent issue, let’s leave the arguement about whether global warming or is it cooling, the issue is changing atmosphere’s effects on the biosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere and  hydrosphere already made drastic turn and causing suffering. The suffering here we are talking about isn’t ...

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Washington and Tehran proliferating

  Rayhan Ahmed Topader:   Washington claims Iran is behind a succession of recent shipping attacks in the Gulf. It said grainy video published on the US Central Command’s website provided evidence of Iran’s involvement in Thursday’s attacks. The footage purportedly shows an Iranian boat removing an unexploded mine from one of the vessels. The US has accused Iran of ...

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Cricket: Ecological awareness becomes more acute

Rayhan Ahmed Topader:   Babies born around then might never watch a live ODI. The T20 game will see global franchise brands across tournaments, with centralized administration and coaching functions. A simpler boundary rule would save us endless agonizing over whether elbows, sleeves, shoes and the like are touching the boundary cushion. Players will wear GPS devices that monitor their ...

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Ignorance, ego and dismissive became norm (food and health) 

  Fatema Miah: In some communities, ie the Bangali/Pakistani People are ignorant vast majority, ego is a devil  red heated up with horn killing people from within and they destroying each other, and dismissive nature has become a norm. These are the damaging aspects in  nature destroying humanity and has been. Tried to avoid, I ignored. I have been trying ...

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Warfare and current global affairs (June 2019)

Fatema Miah: UK parliament selecting the new Prime Minister and there World at War.  Pakistan still hypocrite when talking. India warned Bangladesh. Can’t say another world war began because this war has been ongoing began with the millenium. Here a page of a flipped passed and turned over chapter reopened. Iran USA, and Middle Eastern unrest isn’t new, not for ...

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Migrant rescue board in even greater danger

Rayhan Ahmed Topader:   The migrants and refugees were rescued from a dinghy off Libya on 3 April by a rescue boat operated by the German NGO Sea-Eye and named Alan Kurdi after the Syrian boy who drowned in 2015. Italy’s far-right deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, has repeatedly declared Italian waters closed to NGO rescue vessels. Several boats have ...

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Atomic power and the waste 

Fatema Miah: As I wrote in the previous article With all the master minded mechanism and production we are one of the top  developed status Nations. With the same wow factors of advancement, simultaneously, we are responsible stakeholders for our environmental, ecological, atmospheric climatic conditions. The favoured option for nuclear waste management around the world at the moment, 2015, is ...

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Nuclear global warfare, USA versus other Nuclear nations

Fatema Miah: All taken off from: E ::: MC’2 formula of maths of law of gravity, the mathematics of physics. Nuclear global warfare began. Entire world in nuclear procession and engaged in exchanging  of threat in this June 2019. Is USA anyhow in hallucination or in fear of it’s Nuclear base empire  stood up at the fall of many empires, ...

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British Muslims Are Among The Top Ten Most Generous People In The World

By Shofi Ahmed: Muslims in Britain are remarkably generous. We reign the charity landscape especially in the holy month of Ramadan. More than seven out of ten Muslims give to charity. According to The World Giving Index, the United Kingdom is the eighth most charitable nation in the world. And The Times has already proclaimed back in 2013 that Muslims ...

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Islamic law;  Fiq of Hudud  

Fatema Miah:   I explained Hudud versions/branches after Fatwa.  There the differences (of Shari’a Hudud) the Fiqh sub branches, allow understanding of what can and cannot be changed. In addition to this, further breaking Fiqh down to sub branches; Ibadat, Mu’smalat, Ijtihad, Maslahah and Ikhtilaf; allow better understanding to achieve Fairness, to promote kindness,  and for justice, they provided a ...

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