Sisi Regime Punishes Jailed Muslim Brotherhood Spokesman Gehad El-Haddad After NYT Article
Dr Mona Imam said her son Gehad El-Haddad, jailed spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, was thrown into a "disciplinary cell" in harsh...
Two Felda Former Senior Officers Face Graft Charges Involving RM48m
Two Felda former senior officers were charged in the Sessions Court here today, with criminal breach of trust (CBT) and abetting involving about RM48...
Remembering The Ibrahimi Mosque Massacre
Hundreds of Palestinian protesters clashed with Israeli soldiers Friday in the powderkeg West Bank city of Hebron on the anniversary of a 1994 massacre...
I Am Am Member Of The Muslim Brotherhood, Not a Terrorist
I write this from the darkness of solitary confinement in Egypt’s most notorious prison, where I have been held for more than three years....
Pribumi Wants ‘Election Pact’ With PAS
The Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) wants an election pact with PAS to avoid three-cornered fights during the coming 14th General Election (GE14).Its deputy...
PAS Wants ‘Purple Wave’ To Continue
PAS wants its supporters to dress in purple every Saturday until the Private Member's Bill seeking harsher penalties under syariah law is tabled in...
PWD Engineer Charged With Cheating
KUALA TERENGGANU - A Public Works Department assistant engineer was charged today with deceiving his former employer in the installation of a carpet at...
KT Bus Service To Start Only In September…..
A Terengganu State Economic Development Corporation spokesman said the Land Public Transport Commission was setting up a Mybus service, which would involve 14 service...
H355 Shows Muslims Will Unite To Defend Islam
The rally to support a PAS Bill to raise Shariah punishments on Saturday demonstrates that Muslims will gather to defend Islam against those who...
Focus On Outdated Laws Instead Of Bashing Shariah Bill
Critics of the amendments to empower the Shariah courts should should shift their attention to the many “outdated laws” in the country instead of...
































