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Saba Yemen
a day ago
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Expanded meeting in Sa'ada marks Imam Zaid martyrdom
Sa'ada – Saba: Scholars, preachers, and religious leaders held an expanded meeting in Sa'ada governorate on Thursday to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Zaid, peace be upon him, under the slogan: 'By God, the Book of God does not let me remain silent.' Speakers, including Sheikh Ahmed al-Muayyad and Sheikh Ibrahim al-Darsi, stressed the role of scholars in guiding the nation, supporting the Palestinian people, and confronting the American-Israeli aggression. They highlighted Imam Zaid's legacy of jihad, justice, and steadfastness. The meeting urged continued public mobilization, cultural resilience, and moral awareness, warning against complacency and media propaganda. A final statement called for intensified efforts to support Gaza, reject subservience to enemies, and follow the Quranic path in resisting oppression. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Memri
a day ago
- Politics
- Memri
Colorado Imam Muhammad Ashraf: The Israelites Would Kill 70 Prophets a Day and 70 a Night – This Makes Killing Women and Children Easy for Them; They Tried to Kill Jesus, Breaking Promises Is Their 'N
Imam Muhammad Ashraf said in a Friday sermon on July 11, 2025, at the Colorado Muslim Society that the Israelites used to kill prophets, and therefore killing women and children now is easy for them. He said they would kill 70 prophets per day and 70 prophets per night, that they killed John the Baptist, tried to kill Jesus, and attempted to assassinate the Prophet Muhammad. Ashraf cited Quranic stories in which Jewish tribes violated treaties with the Prophet Muhammad and said: 'This is their norm – breaking their promises.' He added that Allah has disgraced and humiliated them and that they have incurred the anger of Allah. He said they insist on killing and doing 'evil things.'
New Straits Times
a day ago
- New Straits Times
Shop supervisor fined RM5,000 for selling items with Quranic errors
KOTA KINABALU: A shop supervisor was fined RM5,000 or seven months' jail by the Magistrate's Court here today for selling Quranic materials containing errors. Saadiah Jaidin, 43, pleaded guilty before magistrate Marilyn Kelvin to a charge under Section 14(1) of the Printing of the Quranic Text Act 1986 (Amendment 2023). According to the charge sheet, Saadiah was found to have offered for sale 11 units of Surah Yasin-framed items, one unit of a Quranic verse clock and 10 units of frames, all of which contained Quranic errors at a souvenir shop in 1 Borneo Hypermall, near here, about 12.25pm on March 25. According to the facts of the case, an enforcement team from the Home Ministry's Enforcement and Control division in Sabah conducted an inspection at the premises and discovered the items. Prosecuting officer N. Kelosius Samuil from the Sabah Home Ministry prosecuted. The court also ordered that the seized exhibits be disposed of.
Business Recorder
2 days ago
- Health
- Business Recorder
UHS integrates six life-saving skills into core curriculum for health
LAHORE: The University of Health Sciences (UHS) Lahore has become the first institution in Pakistan to formally integrate six essential life-saving skills into the core curriculum of all health-related undergraduate programmes. Starting this academic year, students of medical, dental, nursing, and allied health sciences will be required to undergo training in these skills, including CPR, before they are allowed to sit for their final professional examinations. The six courses now compulsory for all students are: Cardiac First Response / Basic Life Support (Adult & Paediatric), Immediate Care Cardiac / Advanced Life Support Cardiac, Immediate Care Trauma / Advanced Life Support Trauma, Emergency Triage Assessment and Treatment (ETAT), Emergency Neonatal Care / Neonatal Resuscitation, and Emergency Obstetrics and Neonatal Care (EMONC). According to UHS, as many as 25,000 students from around 200 affiliated colleges will be trained annually, enabling them to provide emergency aid during cardiac arrests, accidents, and deliveries, potentially saving lives even before professional help arrives. The launch ceremony of the faculty training workshops was held here on Wednesday. Leading paediatrician Prof Sajid Maqbool was the chief guest. Speakers included UHS vice-chancellor Prof Ahsan Waheed Rathore, University of Child Health Sciences vice-chancellor and President of the Pakistan Paediatric Association (PPA) Prof Masood Sadiq, UHS pro-vice-chancellor Prof Nadia Naseem and Director of Professional Skills Development Prof Sarah Ghafoor. International health partners, including WHO Deputy Representative in Pakistan Ellen Mpangananji Thom and UNICEF Pakistan Health Manager Dr Safina Abdullah, addressed the gathering virtually. Ellen Mpangananji Thom noted that Pakistan currently has the highest neonatal mortality rate in the world and called the UHS initiative an essential step towards reversing this trend. 'Every life matters. Standardized and structured training for healthcare providers is key,' she said. Dr Abdullah called the programme a 'reunion of heart and mind for a common cause to save lives', echoing the Quranic verse: 'Whoever saves one life, it is as if he saved all of humanity.' She said this curriculum reform, now formally adopted, deserves applause and is expected to create a ripple effect across the health sector. UNICEF Punjab's Health Team Lead, Dr Quratulain Ahmed, lauded the UHS for fulfilling a promise made two years ago to incorporate neonatal resuscitation into the academic syllabus. 'This is not the work of weeks but of decades. Thanks to these efforts, the neonatal mortality rate in Punjab has dropped from 41 to 38 per 1,000 live births,' she said. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Qatar Tribune
2 days ago
- General
- Qatar Tribune
30 Qatari students attend 1st summer Holy Quran memorisation course
QNA Doha Thirty outstanding Qatari students participated in the first summer course launched by the Al Noor Quranic Educational Centre, affiliated with the Department of Da'wa and Religious Guidance at the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs. The course aims to enhance the level of the Holy Quran memorisation and develop participants' educational and academic skills during the summer vacation. The three-week course focuses on the Holy Quran memorisation, with each student memorising two pages per day, along with daily review of previously memorised Quran. The course is part of an integrated educational programme that encompasses Quranic concepts, practical worship, vocal skills, sports activities, and recreational and educational trips. The programme also features courses in various fields, including cybersecurity, as well as chanting sessions and training on performing the call to prayer. This helps hone participants' skills and instil Islamic and moral values within an interactive educational environment. The course is part of the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs' efforts, represented by the Department of Da'wah and Religious Guidance, to utilise the summer vacation to offer quality programmes aimed at building a generation aware of its religious and moral values, and qualified to perform the duties of imams, preachers, and religious guidance in the future. A number of participating students expressed their satisfaction with the opportunities the course provided to enhance their memorisation and review of the Holy Quran and learn new skills. They praised the ministry's significant role in organising such quality courses during the summer vacation.
