• Indonesians Go Back to Dirham, Dinar

    Published on : 08 03 2011

    Seeing it as a source of security amid global economic instability, Indonesians are returning back to traditional Islamic currently in their daily transactions. “I’ve chosen dinar because of it is safe and stable,” Hardjito Warno told OnIslam.net on Saturday, February 26.

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  • 20 killed, 100 injured in Pakistan blast

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    At least 20 people have been killed and 100 others injured in an explosion at a gas station near an Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI) building in Pakistan’s central Punjab province.

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  • Iran: Detention of Sunni scholars in Khorasan

    Published on : 06 03 2011

    MASHHAD- The Iranian security authorities have arrested some Sunni scholars in Khorasan Razawi province, eastern Iran in recent days.According to the latest reports from “Taibad” city, with the Sunni majority population, the security officials detained three scholars at Friday night, 04 March 2011. There is no any information about the possible situation of detained Shaikh […]

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  • Indonesia Restricts Ahmadiyah

    Published on : 05 03 2011

    CAIRO – Several Indonesian provinces have prohibited the activities of Al-Ahmadiya minority group in an effort to prevent the eruption of social conflicts in the world’s most populous Muslim country.

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  • Fighting rages in Libya’s east

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    At least 30 civilians have been killed after security forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, attempted to retake the rebel-held town of Az Zawiyah, near the capital Tripoli, that has for days been defying his rule, witnesses have said.

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  • Gaddafi “accepts Chavez peace plan”

    Published on : 04 03 2011

    A report said, Gaddafi had accepted the plan, which would involve a commission from Latin America, Europe and the Middle East.Both Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and the president of the Arab League agreed to a peace plan from Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez to end the crisis in the North African country, a news network said […]

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  • Battle rages over Libyan oil port

    Published on : 03 03 2011

    The Libyan air force has bombed the oil refinery and port town of Marsa El Brega as battles between forces loyal and against Muammar Gaddafi continued to rage in several towns across the North African country.

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  • Pakistan minorities minister killed

    Published on : 02 03 2011

    Pakistan’s minister for minorities has been shot dead by armed men in Islamabad.An official at the Pakistani capital’s Shifa Hospital said Shahbaz Bhatti arrived dead after Wednesday’s attack, in which his driver also got wounded.

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  • Fierce battles rage in Libya

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    Forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, are reported to have regained control of two strategic towns in the country’s northwest, even as opposition fighters in the east prepare to march on the capital, Tripoli.

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  • US airstrike kills 12 Afghan children

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    KABUL- A US airstrike has killed at least 12 school children and wounded several others in an area of the troubled eastern Afghanistan, locals say.

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