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Ghana urges mosques use WhatsApp for call to prayer Ahmaddiya Mosque in Ghana: Government is asking mosques use WhatsApp to call the faithful to prayer In Ghana, mosques and churches are seen to be compounding the problem of…

Top 10 Richest Muslim Businessmen In the World Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal – Net Worth $26.1 Billion Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal Net WorthHe is the founder and CEO of Kingdom Holding Company…

SAUDI MILITARY, NOA ADVOCATE ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVE ON TERRORISM. The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has advocated for an alternative narrative to counter the spread of hate and violence which the sponsors of terrorism around the world…

Prayer Times in Nigeria 21 Rajab, 1439 Hijri CITY FAJR SUNRISE DHUHR ASR MAGHRIB ISHA QIYAM Ibadan 05:23 AM 06:39 AM 12:47 PM 03:49 PM 06:54 PM 08:02 PM 01:52 AM Ilesha 05:23 AM 06:39 AM 12:48 PM 03:53…

Bangladesh launches billion dollar ‘model’ mosques to counter radicals The mosques will be used to preach against “distorted Islamic philosophy”. Each mosque will cost 150 million taka ($1.8 million). Dhaka: Bangladesh…

Malaysian cows enjoy Qur’anic recitations to make them relax Cows in a conservative Malaysian state could be played Qur’anic recitals in the hope it will help them relax and improve the quality of their beef, a senior…

US Firm Gets First Licence To Operate Cinemas In Saudi Arabia The Saudi Arabia Ministry of Culture and Information on Wednesday said it had given US-based firm, AMC, the first licence to operate cinemas in the kingdom. Saudi…

Muslim Lawyers Reject New FCT Court Dress Code The Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria has rejected the new directive given by the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on how lawyers should dress. According…

Austrian Government Bans Headscarf For Girls Girls attending Austrian day care centres and elementary schools should no longer be wearing headscarves, the right-wing government said Wednesday, announcing a plan to draft a new bill.…

Spying on your spouse's phone, offenders facing a £95,000fine and a year in jail. Saudi Arabia on Monday announced 'spying' on your spouse's phone is now a criminal offence potentially punishable by a year in jail and a hefty…