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Fatwa of Sharia the Islamic law

Fatema Miah: My explanation on Fatwa what I have understood from the gathering examples of the explained scenarios: In the strongest form Fatwa is confrontation against certain rebellion actions or random acts or unusual or inappropriate challenges against a collective practice or established system (is the Islamic practice). In moderation it’s about raising voice on concern issue with “conflict of ...

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Is science and technological advancement good or bad for humanity?

Fatema Miah: We are proud of our advanced scientific forwarded century.  Our science knowledge vastly increased that while applied in the form of technology it has become productively progressive and turned into common practical features. We human being for last few decades overwhelmed into a culture of technology. It is praise worthy matter for such advancement of success and progressive ...

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Bangladesh are unavoidable issue about Rohingya Refugees

Rayhan Ahmed Topader:   Bangladesh provided Rohingyas with shelter purely on a humanitarian ground. But it in no way means that the country will bear this burden for an indefinite period. Presence of such a huge number of foreign nationals is already an economic burden for the country in addition to creating social problems for the hosts. A new dimension ...

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Labour-Tory Brexit talks end without deal

Talks between Labour and the government aimed at breaking the Brexit impasse have ended without an agreement. Jeremy Corbyn said the discussions had “gone as far as they can”, blaming what he called the government’s “increasing weakness and instability”. Theresa May said the lack of a “common position” over a further referendum in Labour had made talks “difficult”. The PM ...

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Climate – pollution  – How to decide which are the effective actions

  Fatema Miah: Climate change is an issue and it cannot be neglected or left without sorting action for solution. Solution, is there a certain solution found to be perfect to deter the future damage of the earth yet? No. Solution, is it right term? No, it’s not a straight forward general issue like broken down car or disfunctioning of ...

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The University of East London recognised with Race Equality Charter (REC) Bronze award

The University of East London (UEL) has been recognised with the Race Equality Charter  (REC) Bronze Award, affirming the University’s commitment to supporting race equality. UEL achieved the award by completing an in-depth assessment and developing a robust action plan to ensure that race equality is embedded across the institution. The actions and initiatives in the plan were created in ...

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Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s ‘Big Iftar’

Ansar Ahmed Ullah:   Hundreds of  people came together at  Britain’s biggest mosque Baitul Futuh in Croydon on Wed 15 May to break fast, share food and learn more about Ramadan as part of the ‘The Big Iftar’ an event organised and hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslims, a community who live by the motto, ‘Love for All, Hatred for none.’ The event, presided by Mr. ...

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Scientifically Proven Health Benefits of Fasting

By Shofi Ahmed: The health benefits of Ramadan are widely known. Countless numbers of scientific researches and findings have confirmed that. If anyone still doubts not so happy to take it without a pinch of salt. Then along with the others who believe and want to explore more, you are on the right page. Read on here you will see ...

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Theresa May agrees to timetable to choose successor

Theresa May has promised to set a timetable for the election of her successor after the next Brexit vote in the first week of June. The agreement follows a meeting between the prime minister and senior Tory MPs who are demanding a date for her departure from Downing Street. If she loses the vote on her Brexit plan, already rejected ...

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Brexit: MPs to vote on withdrawal bill in early June

Theresa May is giving MPs another chance to vote on Brexit in early June – whether or not the government and Labour have reached a deal by then. A vote on the bill that would pave the way for Brexit was “imperative” if the UK was to leave the EU before MPs’ summer recess, Downing Street said. Labour sources say ...

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