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SPECIAL LIVE I'TIKAF BROADCAST: 2nd largest in the whole world!

Watch Special Live I'tikaf Broadcast Here

Special Live 'Itikaf' lectures of Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr.Muhammad Tahir-Ul-Qadri

From: Jamia al-Minhaj I'tikaf Lahore
Date: Starting 13 Sep
Time: Daily 8.30am (British Standard Time)

The 2nd largest Itekaaf in the whole world takes place in Lahore, Pakistan. It is attended by over 50,000 people. *Spiritual sitting during the last 10 days of Ramadan as practiced by the Prophet Muhammad (Blessings and peace be upon him)

Itikaf City by Minhaj-ul-Quran International

Afghanistan's 'weekend jihadis'

In the villages of Afghanistan, many young men are working for the government during the week, but fighting for the Taliban at weekends.

"We don't get paid," says Gul Mohammad.

"It's voluntary - all for the sake of God. We even buy fuel for the operations ourselves. And our own ammunition and bullets."

Gul Mohammad (his name changed to protect his identity) is not what you might think of as a typical Taliban fighter.

He is educated, in his 20s, married with children and, during the week, he works in a government office.

"I'm a civil servant - that's how I support my family, with my salary and by growing wheat, here in the village.

Harrow Mosque 9/11 Counter-Protest: Urgent Advice for Attendees

As some of you may have heard, a coalition of fascist groups are planning to hold a static demo outside the Harrow Mosque in NW London, tomorrow, i.e., on Jumuah, Sept 11, 2009. A counter-protest has been organised by 'Unite Against Fascism', with support from various elements of the London Muslim community.

Man hurt in mosque 'race' attack

Youths have attacked a man outside a mosque in the same London suburb where an OAP was allegedly murdered by youths as he left a mosque.

The 30-year-old Asian man was attacked by a group of youths as he left the mosque in Gatton Road, Tooting, south-west London, at 2215 BST on Tuesday.

He suffered head injuries in what police describe as a racial attack.

It followed a fatal attack on Ekram Haque, 67, as he left Church Lane mosque in the area on 31 August.

Read more @ BBC News

Divestment can work

The targeted boycotting of businesses involved in Israel's occupation of the Palestinian Territories is legitimate

The Norwegian government's divestment from Elbit Systems is an entirely appropriate response to Elbit's business involvement with the occupation of the West Bank. Despite the howls of protest from Israeli officials, the Norwegians' decision is a principled stand, which bears the closest of scrutiny, especially when viewed in the context of previous decisions by the country's council of ethics regarding state investments.

Russia denies Arctic Sea was carrying arms destined for Iran

Russia today categorically denied media reports that the Arctic Sea ‑ the Russian cargo ship apparently hijacked by pirates ‑ had been carrying a secret cargo of anti-aircraft weapons destined for Iran.

Its foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, dismissed claims made in Russian and British newspapers that the ship was concealing a delivery of the S-300, Russia's most advanced anti-aircraft system. The arms had been loaded on to the ship in Russia's Baltic port of Kaliningrad, the reports said.

Lavrov called the claims an "absolute lie". He promised that Moscow would carry out its own investigation into the boat, which vanished after passing through the Channel on 28 July, apparently carrying a £1.1m cargo of Finnish timber.

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