Mob Lynches Christian Over Quran Burning in Sargodha, Pakistan

On May 25, 2024, a tragic incident unfolded in the Mujahid Colony residential area of Sargodha, Pakistan, when a mob went on a rampage over allegations that a Christian man had desecrated the pages of Islam's holy book, the Quran. The violent mob ransacked and burned the man's house and beat him before police officers rescued him and his father.

Syria | Syrian Reports Of Israeli Missile Attack Near Damascus

According to Syrian information, rockets from Israel have hit the outskirts of Syria's capital Damascus. Israel's army initially did not comment on the reports.

According to Syrian information, Israel launched a rocket attack on an area on the outskirts of Damascus during the night. The Syrian state television reported, citing the military. The Syrian state news agency Sana reported that there was considerable damage to property.

Restoration Of The Modern Khilafah ....Thinking Under The Banner Of One Unit

The 1400-year history of Islam bears witness to the fact that the greatest hand in making the light that shone from the Arab regents the sun of the world was unity. Every fort was conquered by the desire for unity and solidarity. Every wall of disbelief fell and for centuries no one was able to match Islam. The biggest secret behind this unity was the teaching of the Qur'an, which commanded unity. The Khilafah was the most important and strong link in the unity of the Islamic world. The institution of the Khilafah united the Muslims. He is a Muslim, whether from the deserts of Arabia or the land of Turkey. That Muslim, whether from India or the Far East, belonged to a unit called Islam.

The institution of the Khilafah was the name of a great hope among the Muslims that whatever it is, the Muslims are being the collective spokesman through the Caliph. As soon as the caliph declared jihad, armies from all directions began to gather. Look at Muhammad ibn Qasim. When he left Damascus, he was commanding a small army, but by the time he reached Sindh, he was the commander of a very large army.

Recognizing Israel Meant Betraying The Blood Of The Palestinian

The issue of recognizing a usurper country like Israel is not about the religion of Israel or the persecution of Israel's Muslims, but about understanding the reality of Israel's existence, which is very different from other states. Israel is a state whose very existence depends on its continued occupation of Palestinian land. If this occupation is relinquished, Israel will cease to exist as a state, regardless of whether the Jewish people will remain in Palestine after the occupation, because in that case their status will be Palestinian. I will be like the non-Muslim citizens living under an Islamic government and they will have all the rights that the non-Muslim citizens of an Islamic state have under Sharia. Therefore, to recognize Israel is to affirm its occupation of the land of Palestine, which is a totally illegal occupation

Furthermore, the occupation is different from the occupation of India's Kashmir or the United States of Afghanistan, because even if India and the United States were to relinquish control of Kashmir and Afghanistan, India and the United States would still exist as states. Therefore, recognizing India and the United States is not a substitute for confirming their occupation of Kashmir and Afghanistan. On the contrary, recognizing Israel is in fact the exact opposite of recognizing its illegal occupation of Palestine. And this is the real reason why recognizing Israel is both wrong and serious, and it is a betrayal of the blood of the Palestinian Muslims that they have shed for the last one hundred years to this day. 

Dirty Politics And Conflicts Of Interest

If politics is the name of unnatural and unique companions and wars are a continuation of politics, then it is no wonder that wars are a shameful game of geopolitics. It is a complex web of promises and deceptions, pleas and denials and alliances.

Now look at the ongoing tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia over the Nagorno-Karabakh issue. Although the world considers the region of Nagorno-Karabakh to be part of Azerbaijan, it has been an independent state since 1994. The region has the support of Armenia, but Armenia has not recognized it as an independent state.

In 1920, Azerbaijani forces tried to take control of the area, but Bolshevik forces occupied Azerbaijan. Armenia was not only pleased with the move, but also felt that Russia, which is culturally and religiously close to Armenia, would cede the territory of Negrono Karabakh to Armenia. But Russia's intentions were different, and in the same year Bolshevik forces occupied Armenia. The new government has vowed to tackle the problem, but it has been frozen for decades to come.

Sri Lanka | ISI responsible for attacked “The commando Brothers in Sri Lanka”

Nine bombers perpetrated devastating attacks on Christian churches and hotels in Sri Lanka, killing 359 people

Eight of them were identified, among them a woman, said Deputy Defense Minister Ruwan Wijewardene on Wednesday. The mass murderers had sworn allegiance to IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi before their atrocities, according to a video distributed by the propaganda agency Amaq. In addition, the IS threatened in another message that attacks as in Sri Lanka "will be repeated in the US, Britain and France."

The suicide bombers were wealthy and had studied abroad. Most of them were educated and belonged to the upper middle class, said Vice-Defense Minister Wijewardene. One of the assassins had probably studied in the UK and Australia and then returned to Sri Lanka. Even a well-known hate preacher should have been among them. The police had announced Wednesday that they had raided another 18 suspects in another raid. Thus, the number of arrested in connection with the attacks increased to a total of 58.

Attacks were almost simultaneous

Seven Sri Lankan assassins blew themselves up almost simultaneously on three Sundays in three churches in several cities and in three luxury hotels in the capital, Colombo. Another attempt on a five-star hotel failed. A few hours later, there were two more explosions in a small hotel and a residential building in the suburbs of Colombo. According to police, the eighth explosion killed the woman, two children and another relative of one of the assassins and three policemen. The number of deaths was according to police from Wednesday at 359 - among them more than 30 foreigners. More than 400 injured were still treated in hospitals.

The situation remains tense

The situation in Sri Lanka is particularly tense in the capital Colombo. Heavily armed security forces are patrolling the streets. Wednesday morning, another explosion in front of a movie theater caused a stir, and a short time later, the police confirmed that a suspiciously parked scooter had been blasted in a controlled manner. The police also warned people in the streets via loudspeakers of suspicious vehicles or parcels.

USA: "Did not know anything about it in the run-up" Meanwhile, the

US denied having prior knowledge of the planned attacks in Sri Lanka. "We did not know about these attacks," said US Ambassador Alaina Teplitz to the US television channel CNN on Wednesday. At least four US citizens were killed in the bombings.

A Sri Lankan minister said earlier this week that India and the US had given information to his government before the attacks. Ambassador Teplitz now denied this: "I do not know what other sources of information the Government of Sri Lanka has. I can only say that we had no previous knowledge, "she told CNN. The government of Sri Lanka has admitted errors in collecting and sharing intelligence information.

Investigations on further IS connections 

The IS had claimed the attacks on Tuesday for itself. Possible IS connections are still under investigation, said Wijewardene. The government had blamed a little-known indigenous Islamist group for carrying out the attacks with foreign aid. As a motive, the government suspected retaliation for the attack on mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, in March. There could still be suspects at large, Wijewardene said. "We ask people to be vigilant."

Bomb attacks on Christians in Nigeria and Kenya

Bloody Sunday for Christians in Nigeria and Kenya: A terrorist attack on a university in the northern Nigerian city of Kano are at least 20 people were killed. In the Catholic "Bayero University" in the morning, three bombs exploded while there just Sunday Mass was celebrated. In a subsequent stampede, according to police and doctors, many people were injured. In the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, threw a stranger a grenade into a Church. According to the Nigerian newspaper, half a dozen armed men broke through the morning in the auditorium, where Christian students tend to hold their religious services. The attack lasted half an hour , before soldiers Nigeria Joint Military Force could access the building, and were at least three explosions. The attackers threw explosives inside the room and sprayed from the outside people trying to leave the auditorium, as witnesses reported the incident to the Nigerian newspaper Vanguard . "The attack was one of the auditoriums, which is used by the Christian community for worship," said a spokesman for the Army. Soldiers had beaten back the attackers and cordoned off the building. The attackers drove up on motorcycles and threw firebombs into the hall and then fired on the people who fled the building, as security forces said. According to an eyewitness were gunshots and explosions, more than half an hour long. Boko Haram has committed in Kano in January its most serious attack to date. At that time, 186 people were killed. Nigeria has more than 160 million inhabitants the most populous country in Africa. The proportion of Christians and Muslims is largely offset, however, there are regional differences: Islam dominates the north, the Christian south. In Kenya, the end of March for two attacks on a Christian church and a restaurant in towns along the coast, a man killed and several others injured. Kenya is suffering increasingly from terrorist attacks since last year in Nairobi has sent troops into neighboring Somalia in order to fight the Islamist militia al-Shabaab.