As RasulAllah (saaw) is Insulted Flagrantly, Regime Allows Severe Petrol Crisis to Cripple the People's Ability to Protest As the petrol crisis in Pakistan deepened, with queues of hundreds of cars outside petrol pumps in Lahore, waiting for hours for rationed petrol, Nawaz Sharif suspended officials on 17 January. However, the cause and timing of the crisis is subject to suspicion. The regime's debt to Pakistan State Oil has stood…

News: The Diyarbakir 2nd Criminal Court of Peace decided to ban national access to websites showing Charlie Hebdo's front cover caricature of Wednesday... Agencies Comment: Entire media focused on this issue after the attacks on the French magazine who insulted our Prophet. Upon an invitation Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu went to Paris in order to condemn these attacks. Joining the march in Paris, Davutoğlu received harsh critics from Muslims with…

News: Hidayatullah.com and the Citizen Daily reported a controversial statement from Raihan Diani - an activist and former chairwoman of the Democratic Aceh Women Organization (ORPAD) in a discussion in Jakarta, January 16. Diani accused the enforced Sharia law in Aceh often resulted in discrimination against Acehnese women. This accusation was conveyed in a discussion forum entitled "Sharia and Women Prosperity in Aceh" which took place in Bakoel Café, Cikini…

News Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT) Bishop, Dr Alex Malasusa pleaded with government leaders to ensure Tanzania remained a secular state. He said his Church was praying for government to adhere to the rule of law and hand over the government peaceful to successor in October this year. (The Citizen, 14 January 2015) Comment The secular concept emerged after a fierce struggle between the philosophers and intellectuals against the…