Saudi public decency law ‘bans staring at strangers for more than five seconds’

Mon 24 June 2019: A newly adopted Saudi law prohibits staring at strangers for more than five seconds, local media reported, adding that the government was still weighing how to implement the public decency law almost two months after it was adopted. One of the many rules that come under the law includes a ban on staring […]

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All You Need To Know Visiting Ertuğrul (PHOTOS)

Sun 16 June 2019: Diriliş: Ertuğrul, the wildly popular Turkish historical-drama series, is set in 13th century Anatolia, at the eve of the founding of the Ottoman Empire. The series has a huge following outside of Turkey too, inspiring numerous Facebook fan groups and memes (including a FB page dedicated to them) and no shortage of jokes based on the […]

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‘Women like the back room’: Bishop resigns after musing why only men were present at the Last Supper

Sun 16 June 2019: Carlos Eugenio Irarrazabal, who held his post for just 24 days, now joins more than 30 Chilean bishops who resigned in 2018 after a report commissioned by Pope Francis revealed a culture of abuse and cover-ups for decades in Chile’s Church. Appointed by Francis, it was hoped that Irarrazabal would help […]

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Pogba says Being Muslim has helped him find inner peace and become a better person

Wed 12 June 2019: Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba says being Muslim has helped him find inner peace and become a better person. The French footballer hasn’t always been religious. In an interview with British daily The Times’ Life Times, Pogba said his mother practiced Islam but didn’t raise her three sons as Muslims. Pogba […]

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Greece: Athens mosque likely to open in September

Sat 08 June 2019: ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greece’s education and religion minister says the country’s long-delayed first state-sponsored mosque is likely to begin operating in September, about three years after its construction was approved by parliament. Kostas Gavroglou spoke Friday during a visit to the nearly complete mosque on the outskirts of Athens’ city […]

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Pope Francis approves change to the Lord’s Prayer despite Backlash

Thu 06 June 2019: The debates around the most famous Christian prayer have been going on for months. The head of the Catholic Church insisted that the translation that has been in use until recently is inaccurate because it implies that the Lord can lead humans “into temptation”. However, many have vehemently opposed any alteration […]

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Palestinian group develops educational game app about Al-Aqsa Mosque

Tue 04 June 2019: Palestinian civil society organization, with the help of a Turkish foundation, developed a game app to introduce younger generations to the culture and history of Al-Aqsa Mosque, located in the center of Israeli-occupied Jerusalem.The game, called Haris’ul Aqsa (Protector of the Aqsa), was developed by Burj Al-Lak Lak Community Center and […]

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