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At Last, the True Ministers of God Have Spoken-Hallelujah!

Let’s draw up the bill of particulars that is hidden from the world, the subtext, the unsaid prayer no one in this American government wants revealed and certainly no one in Israel wants displayed publicly.

(LAVERNE, CA) - “Where are the Priests, the Rabbis, the Imams, the quiet Buddha monks, all who claim to love humankind? Why does silence reign? Whose voice are we afraid of?

Where are the voices of our leaders…?” These are words I wrote in October of 2004 in an article titled “The Destructive Power of Faith: Killing for Christ.”

Nobel Peace Prize to European Union Criticized in View of Gypsy Apartheid

Roma are Europe’s most persecuted and discriminated community.

(RENO, NV) - Distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed has strongly criticized awarding of Nobel Peace Prize to European Union (EU).

He calls it highly “illogical and irrational” in view of continuing apartheid conditions of its about 15-million Roma (Gypsy) populace.

Texas Schools Punish Students who Refuse to be Tracked with Microchips

Students who refuse to walk the school halls with the card in their pocket or around their neck claim they are being tormented by instructors, and are barred from participating in certain school functions.

(SAN ANTONIO RTV) - A school district in Texas came under fire earlier this year when it announced that it would require students to wear microchip-embedded ID cards at all times.

Root Cause of the Rimsha Case is Yet to be Solved

It is clear to see that there are some people in the country who claim ownership, while forgetting that people from other religions are Pakistani too.

(ISLAMABAD, Pakistan) - Islamabad court granted the bail for Cleric Muhammad Khalid Chishti Jadoon on submission of a surety bond worth Rs. 200,000/.

Wajid Gilani, his lawyer maintained that since all the witnesses against his client backtracked from their statements, police now have no evidence of his involvement in the case.

Cleric Khalid Jadoon Granted Bail in Islamabad Today

Three witnesses who had testified against the cleric had later backtracked from their statements saying that the police had “forced” them to testify.

(ISLAMABAD, Pakistan) - Pakistani cleric Khalid Jadoon, who was accused of adding burnt Holy Quran pages to make the case against Rimsha stronger, was granted bail by a trial court on Thursday at noon.

A sessions judge Islamabad granted the bail on submission of a surety bond worth Rs200,000.

41 Translations of the Quran

"Pure genius" -AldinEntertainment.com

(BOSTON) - This remarkable one of a kind database is available through the Islamawakened Android App on the Google Play Store.

The database, which has been in use since 2003, features 41 historical and current English translations of the meaning of the Qur'an.

Another Teenage Booked for Blasphemy in Karachi Pakistan

Describing the trend as very dangerous, in which the Christians were also being targeted, Human Rights Commission of Pakistan Chief Zohra Yousaf said that people had become very scared.

(ISLAMABAD, Pakistan) - Rimsha’s case is still grabbing the headlines, and another case of blasphemy was reported to police on Wednesday, 10th October.

The house of accused Ryan Brain Patris (boy) was ransacked and furniture was wet on fire in a violent protest, this time was not in a slum but in a middle-class neighborhood of Gulshan-i-Iqbal Karachi.

How Can We Maintain Communal Harmony Between Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya in Myanmar?

To maintain communal harmony between these two ethnic groups, the restoration of the Rohingya’s rights is essential.

(SITTWE AKYAB, Myanmar) - Arakan State is our homelands. We sing our songs with the same band. We, Rakhine-Rohingya, are mutual friends. Arakan is our only common land

Tension between Rakhine and Rohingya in the Arakan State of Myanmar, increase day by day.

PUCM Condemns the Attack on Teen Girl Malala

Another daughter of Pakistan, another target of hate and intolerance.

(ISLAMABAD, Pakistan) - Pakistan United Christian Movement (PUCM) has strongly condemned the attack on 14-year-old Pakistani peace activists, Malala Yousufzai.

During a telephone conversation Albert David, Chairman Executive committee, said that PUCM strongly condemns the attack on Malala, a 14-year old student.

How good and pleasant it is when brothers live together in unity - Pslam 133:1

Dual Voting Right is an electoral system through which religious minorities can elect their representatives in Parliament, similar to separate electorates, while simultaneously voting for general seat candidates.

(ISLAMABAD, Pakistan) - It is the misfortune of Pakistani Christians that they have been facing crises of Christian political leadership since partition. A strong and visionary political leadership is the solution of Christian persecution.

Mr. Julius Salik came forward as revolutionary leader and Shaheed Shahbaz Bhatti rose as a visionary political figure in Pakistani Christians leadership.