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Man held over Birmingham mosque stabbings

Man held over Birmingham mosque stabbings

A 32-year-old man under investigation by West Midlands Police over the stabbing of four men at a mosque in Birmingham on Saturday night has been taken to a secure mental health facility.

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Ramifications of the Woolwich attack

Ramifications of the Woolwich attack

'The problem is that mosques in Britain must know what humanity is about and how Islam works across communities. In the West, Muslim scholars have to teach humanity and they have to teach the kids tolerance and to accept the existence of other religions.'

Sharif's Struggle with the Army

Sharif's Struggle with the Army

The army allegedly attempted to turn the political support from amongst the country’s widening urban middle class in PTI’s favour, so that even if Sharif comes to power, his party could only lead a hung parliament in alliance with other parties.

The negative side of positive

The negative side of positive

The greatest fun that British newspapers have had in a long while is from the endless exposure of how MPs fudge and fiddle their bills, or how eager they are to sell their individual influence to any corporate interest.

What “IF”, we can to end World Hunger

What “IF”, we can to end World Hunger

Muslims across the UK are taking part in a national fast day and a mass gathering called ‘The Big IF’ to call for action to end hunger at the G8 Summit later this month.

A Journey from £5 to the Lords

A Journey from £5 to the Lords

Lord Tariq Ahmad, covers the Local Government and International Development departments as a Junior Minister, is the first Pakistani origin Lord in Waiting.

Muquim taking BBCC to New Heights

Muquim taking BBCC to New Heights

British Bangladeshis Business Community led to the development of bilateral trade in 1991 when BBCC was formed to establish trade relations between Bangladesh and UK.

The Fashion Time Capsule Re-opened

The Fashion Time Capsule Re-opened

Dark lip colours are back in fashion. The retro style lips are comprised of colours like red, plum and wine red.As the saying goes 'old is gold', the trends too have returned back with a bang.

Faisalabad son’s passion for fashion

The taste of our people is quite different. Two big fashion magazines of this country could not differentiate between ‘Couture’ and 'Kachra’ - Omar Mansoor. Read More

Faisalabad son’s passion for fashion
Faisalabad son’s passion for fashion
Faisalabad son’s passion for fashion
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Pakistan
Kalash  blooms from Chilum Jusht festival

Kalash blooms from Chilum Jusht festival

Unlike recent years a large number of foreigner tourists flocked to the three Kalash valleys in Chitral to attend the spring festival ‘Chilum Jusht’ started in Rambor valley on May 16.

India
Sarabjit's body flown to Amritsar from Lahore

Sarabjit's body flown to Amritsar from Lahore

An Indian prisoner on death row in Pakistan has died in hospital after being attacked by fellow inmates in a high-security jail.

Bangladesh
TV preacher sentenced to death

TV preacher sentenced to death

A controversial Bangladeshi war crimes court probing the nation's independence war has sentenced a fugitive Muslim TV preacher to death.

Srilanka
SL to ban maids going to Saudi Arabia

SL to ban maids going to Saudi Arabia

Sri Lanka will gradually stop allowing women to work as housemaids in Saudi Arabia after a Sri Lankan was executed in the country.

Afghanistan
Afghan president admits taking CIA cash

Afghan president admits taking CIA cash

Afghan President Hamid Karzai has confirmed his government received money – said to be tens of millions of dollars – from the US Central Intelligence Agency, following reports of "ghost money" being handed over for more than a decade.

Nepal
22 journalists flee after threats

22 journalists flee after threats

Twenty-two Nepalese journalists have fled after receiving threats from members of the ruling Unified Communist Party of Nepal (UCPN).

Pakistan’s Ancient Relics, Right on our Doorstep

Pakistan’s Ancient Relics, Right on our Doorstep

Many of us understandably flock to the various Islamic galleries in London to see the magnificent religious and arabesque artefacts; however, rarely, do I hear of anyone admitting an interest in Pakistan’s great pre-Islamic culture.

Zesh stopped at Dehli Airport

Zesh stopped at Dehli Airport

Indian trip didn’t turn up as welcoming as British Pakistani football icon Zesh Rehman's would have thought on his first visit to India, the star was forced to spend close to 24 hours at the Delhi international airport.

Women seek convenient sex

Women seek convenient sex

New research shows that women are more likely to have sex when it is convenient to them rather than when they feel sexual desire. Only 28 per cent of people said that they had sex whenever the mood took them.

Twitter users' passwords stolen by hackers

Twitter users' passwords stolen by hackers

Twitter has admitted that up to 250,000 user account security details, including email address, usernames and passwords were stolen by sophisticated hackers this week.

Katrina Kaif titled World’s Sexiest Woman

Katrina Kaif titled World’s Sexiest Woman

British Indian actor Katrina Kaif has been declared as the world’s sexiest woman by the latest edition of the leading fashion magazine ‘FHM’.

Rainbow Cake

Rainbow Cake

Everyone loves to eat ice cream and cake. Rainbow Cake is a twist of both of them by combining. Use any ice cream flavors of your choice. This ice cream layered is really impressive to eat and to serve.

 
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