Terrorists and sectarians aided and assisted by feudal Sunni monarchs in the Gulf have targeted a predominantly Christian and Druze part of Damascus. If this carnage was happening in any other nation then America, France, Turkey and the United Kingdom would be quick to condemn terrorism. However, th

In June this year four Shia Muslims were brutally murdered after Salafists and other radical Sunni elements incited hatred towards this minority religious community in Egypt. Images of the brutal attack quickly emerged on social media whereby the disturbing scenes show a Shia Muslim being terrorized

Mulla Ali Qari was a famous Islamic scholar and jurisprudent. He was born in Herat, now in Afghanistan, and died in Makkah in 1606. He was the author of a number of books. One of these is titled Mirqat ul-Masabih, which is a commentary on a Hadith collection titled Mishkat ul-Masabih. In the chapter

Everybody in the world believes on ideals. Some people always have ideal personality whom they love or follow. There are ideal things; ideal states and other kinds of ideals are there. It belongs to a person's nature that what he desires for his life, which he likes and what he likes. It all depends

In many non-Muslim majority countries, Muslim groups are fighting for independence in areas where Muslims are in a majority. This is happening, for instance, in Kashmir, Southern Philippines, Southern Thailand, Chechnya, Sinkiang, and so on. Muslim groups living in these areas consider the non-Musli

In Bangladesh, a man forced into marriage vents his frustration by beating his wife when she disobeys him. In Cambodia, a husband justifies slapping his wife on the grounds that she must have done something she shouldn’t. In Indonesia, some men believe that if a wife doesn’t look after her husband’s

The voice of the martyred of Peshawar church blast is not silent. All over the world Pakistani Christians have one voice for them. Last day in Kasure at Ganda Singh boarder our Christian brother sisters were gather to make their voice against Peshawar Church attack on 22nd September when the believe

“You are now going back to Canada after your tour of eight weeks to India. Nearly half of this time you have spent in Chhattisgarh.” Driver Manoj’s tone was inquisitive while on the way to Amarkantak, where Reghu had been invited for a talk by Adivasi University.
“I have come after twenty years to

Pakistani Christians continue to protest against and condemn the killings of dozens of innocent Christians in Peshawar on 22nd September. But as they mourn, it is hardly comprehensible that there are reports that the organs of the victims were stripped from their bodies and trafficked on the black m

The aggression of the Quraish of Makkah had led to war between them and the Muslims. At this juncture, among the verses that were revealed to the Prophet were these (8:61-62):
Then if they should be inclined to make peace, make peace with them, and put your trust in God. Surely, it is He who is Al

September 22, 2013 is yet another black day for Pakistan. The Country’s most vulnerable, the Christian community, endured the deadliest attack in recent history when two suicide bombers, aged 17-18, targeted St. John's Church in Kohati Gate, Peshawar soon after the service was over and worshipers we

Anger is a Weakness
The Quran (42:37) refers to truthful people as those who ‘forgive when they are angry’. This does not mean only forgiving others or forgetting one’s anger. Rather, it means rising above anger and then behaving as one should. It means thinking in a manner free from anger even whe

This is Mr. Sapru (44 years of age). He was born and brought up in India. .He grown up with communism and was a strong communist. And also he became an addict of alcohol. He was a car driver too.
He married with Blessey. She was a prayer woman, meditating Bible every day. She holds the promises of

The dastardly suicide bomb-attack on a church in Peshawar, Pakistan, recently was shocking, of course, but not entirely surprising. After all, for some time now there has been a continuing series of attacks (which have become almost a routine tradition) on religious places across Pakistan, causing t

The "Roadmap for Childhood Tuberculosis: Towards Zero Deaths" - the first-ever plan which specifically addresses TB in children and outlines the path towards zero deaths from childhood TB - was jointly launched on 1st October 2013, by the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (Th