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Europe Struggles to Grapple With Islamic Rules Perceived as Islamization of Society

The Islamic faith, at least the Salafi and Wahhabi versions of it, imposes everyday rules that are perceived by other communities in Europe as disruptive to society

Eid prayer timing issued

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Auqaf Department has announced timing for Eid-ul-Azha prayers to be led by Chief Khateeb Maulana Muhammad Ismail at Eid Gah Mosque.

Approximately 700 tons of solid waste collection in federal capital

Pproximately 700 tons of solid waste is collected and transported by the Sanitation Directorate of Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Metropolitan Corporation Islamabad (MCI) from federal capital on daily basis.

Pakistan famous for its amazing world heritage sites

Pakistan is famous for its amazing world heritage sites declared by the United Nations, Educational, Scientific, Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), which is promoting different well known sites for the education, scientific and cultural purposes.

Tribal chief killed in Chaghi firing

Unknown gunmen shot dead a tribal leader Sardar Muhammad Hanif Siyani at Masjid Road near Dalbandin area of Chaghi district on Thursday.

Windows of Two Mosques Smashed in Birmingham - City Police

Windows of two mosques in the UK city of Birmingham were smashed by ball bearings during evening prayers on Wednesday, a day after the Westminster car ramming attack, local police said

Attempts to Challenge Westminster Attacker's Citizenship Part of 'Racist Mindset'- Charity

Media speculations challenging the citizenship of Tuesday's Westminster car ramming attack perpetrator reflect the "racist mindset," which rules out home-grown terrorism and suggests that Islam is incompatible with being a UK citizen, Frances Webber, the vice chair of the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) educational charity, told Sputnik on Thursday.

Community Development, the Islamic Affairs and Statistics Centre - Abu Dhabi conduct a study on the Friday speech

In order to promote the levels of happiness and satisfaction among the expatriates in Abu Dhabi and be in line with the Abu Dhabi government's keen interest in considering the cultural diversity of all nationalities residing in Abu Dhabi,

UK Gov't to Discuss Pedestrianizing Parliament Square in London Following Attack - Police

The UK authorities will discuss pedestrianizing the square in front of the parliament building in London in light of a recent car-ramming incident, UK Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said on Wednesday.

RPT - REVIEW - Car-Ramming Incident in London Investigated as Terror Attack

Turkish NGO sets up bamboo houses for Rohingya

Besir Foundation, a Turkish non-governmental organization (NGO), has set up bamboo houses for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, the foundation said on Tuesday.

UK Security Services Carrying Out 676 Live Investigations as of Late June - Reports

UK security services were carrying out 676 live investigations as of the end of June, local media reported on Tuesday citing a spokesman for UK Prime Minister Theresa May.

REVIEW - Car-Ramming Incident in London Investigated as Terror Attack

The UK police are treating the recent incident of a car ramming into a security barrier near the Houses of Parliament in London as a terror offense.

UVAS celebrates 71st Independence Day of Pakistan in befitting manner

The University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore celebrated 71th Independence Day in a befitting manner and organised various activities to mark the day on Tuesday

Attacks in Britain since 2005

Britain, where a car crash outside the UK parliament in London on Tuesday left several people injured, has been struck in recent years by a string of attacks, many claimed by jihadists.