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12 May 2012 Work on Australia's first Islamic Museum, to be built in Melbourne, will begin in August after a $1.5 million grant ...

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25 June 2012 The Dutch Muslim Party (NMP) has folded because the time is not ripe for a Muslim party in parliament.

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11 June 2012 Australia has gone from the second most hated country among Indonesians to the second most loved, according to ann ...

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26 May 2012 New York City police did not violate New Jersey laws when they conducted surveillance of Muslim businesses, mosques ...

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12 May 2012 Fifteen U.S. Muslims, including four military veterans, are suing the federal government, alleging they were placed ...

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17 April 2012 The United Nations expressed alarm on Monday after reports saying that rebels had pillaged and looted the Ahmad B ...

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10 April 2012 To address some of the pressing issues in the country, a coalition of Muslims organizations in Nigeria is organiz ...

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CAIRO - Arab women and men favor Islamic Shari`ah to play a bigger role in legislation in their countries and that devout men are more likely to support women's rights than those who are less religious, a new survey has found ...

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CAIRO - The largest mosque in the Australian state of Victoria has sparked a controversy by calling on Muslim women to encourage husbands to take polygamous wives instead of divorce. We are deeply concerned by the advice p ...

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Vienna: Austria has celebrated the completion of 100 years of Law on Islam in the country as the religion is one of the recognized religions of Austria. By Farhan Iqbal

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CAIRO - Jewish rabbis from across Europe gathered in Berlin on Tuesday, July 10, to protest a German court ruling banning circumcision, describing the verdict as a sign of rising religious intolerance in the European continen ...

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CAIRO - The phobia surrounding the building of mosques in the West has moved to the Australian capital where a new mosque at Gungahlin city is facing opposition from residents despite the approval of the community council. ...

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CAIRO - Renowned American Muslim preacher Sheikh Yusuf Estes was named the Islamic Personality of 2012 at the 16th Dubai International Holy Quran Award (DIHQA) for his huge efforts in preaching the true image of Islam in the ...

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CAIRO - A Canadian Muslim lawyer has launched a new donation campaign to feed Toronto's hungry during the holy fasting month of Ramadan.“People are giving up something during Ramadan — food — so what if we asked them to gi ...

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09 July 2012 More than 100 young Jewish and Muslim leaders are meeting for the third annual Muslim Jewish Conference (MJC) in B ...

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July 2, 2012 After protests by Jewish and Muslim groups, the Dutch Parliament's Upper House (the Senate, pictured) has voted no ...

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03 April 2012 Google has just announced a massive expansion of its Art Project, adding collections from a number of museums aro ...

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CAIRO - Political divisions on the independence of Muslims-majority province of Kosovo are aborting the dream of Kosovar athletes to fly the flag of their nascent state at the Olympic Games. We're trying to represent our a ...

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CAIRO - A decision by the umbrella Muslim group in the Australian state of Victoria to open a new office for women is inviting jubilance for giving Muslim females the chance to express themselves and promote cultural diversit ...

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CAIRO - The world football body's decision to allow hijab in international competitions is winning plaudits from Australia's Muslim footballers for allowing them to practice sport while respecting their religious freedoms. ...