Hajj begins without any untoward incident
Pilgrims from all over the world are estimated to total up to 2.5 million this year.
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4,000 Sikh pilgrims board special trains for Nankana Sahib
Indian Sikh pilgrims to visit Pakistan for the birth anniversary of their spiritual leader Baba Guru Nanak.
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Obama’s visit to Indonesia
Obama made the usual appeal to Christian-Muslim tolerance, claimed progress had been made after his speech in Cairo.
Makkah goes upmarket with luxury hotels
Commercialsm unnerves some as a controversial construction boom tears down houses to make way for malls, hotels.
'Gay' Saudi prison video gets man 5 years
Saudi man already jailed for alleged homosexuality sentenced to five more years after appearing in a YouTube video.
Iran police crack down on ‘morally deviant’ rappers
An unspecified number of boys and girls were arrested, and 'Western musical instruments', alcohol seized say reports.
Eidul Azha on November 17
Central Ruet-e-Hilal committee meets at Ministry of Religious Affairs, under chairmanship of Mufti Munib ur Rehman.
Diyas, fireworks, and dance
Hindu population in Rawalpindi and Islamabad celebrate Diwali — the festival of lights.
Saudi supermarkets snub fatwa against women cashiers
Women cashiers are at work in several Jeddah supermarkets as employers ignore fatwa forbidding female checkout clerks.
Curbing the call to arms
Bill tabled in NA recommends harsher punishment for inciting sectarian hatred through misuse of loudspeakers.
Saints and demons
It is clear that the hateful and violent Taliban feel threatened by the tolerant religious perspective of the Sufis.
Islamophobia like 1930s anti-Semitism: Islamic forum head
"We are getting held hostage by the marginal groups on the European side and on the Muslim side," says OIC chief.
Minister denies Hajj debacle allegations
Kazmi says that the allegations levelled in letter attributed to a Saudi prince were 'baseless' and...
City celebrates Diwali today
Hindu Festival of Lights seen as chance to improve interfaith harmony.
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
The West is not always consistent in its own choice between cultural relativism and universal morality.
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Gambling den busted
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