CHIGASAKI- Halal food may not seem an easy fit for Japanese cuisine, but students from Bunkyo University are proving that notion wrong by devising recipes for a new halal cuisine website.
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Question: What is the ruling on having relationship with one’s fiancee?
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Abu Qasim Khalaf Ibn Abbas Al-Zahrawi, known in the West as Albucasis or Zahravius, was born in 936 AD in Al-Zahra’, a suburb, six miles northwest of Cordoba, the capital of Muslim Spain (Al-Andalus). His ancestors were from the Ansar tribe of Madinah who came with the Muslim armies which conquered and lived in Spain.
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Greening the steel industry When companies burn coal to produce steel, they spew carbon dioxide into the atmosphere—an estimated seven to nine per cent of all direct emissions from fossil fuels. That’s 2.6 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide—more than the combined mass of all animals on Earth. But one Swedish steel company has figured out how
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Self-praise is generally disliked, if not prohibited, because it involves arrogance and looking down on others. We must not praise ourselves, nor should we praise someone else to their face, as Allah and His Messenger have said. However, there are exceptions to this general rule. In certain situations, like a job interview, it will become
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MAKKAH: The Makkah municipality was set to launch a massive campaign to clean the main streets in all neighborhoods of the city, a Makkah daily reported recently. Makkah Municipality Service Deputy Secretary Abdulsalam Mashat said: “The campaign will last for six days. We will cover all neighborhoods of the city.”
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The annual camel-wrestling festival is held in mid-January on Turkey’s Aegean coast near the town of Selcuk. Camels naturally wrestle in the wild. The staged matches aren’t allowed to get too wild. A camel wins by making its opponent scream, fall or retreat, and trainers remain close at hand to ensure neither party is injured.
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Lebanon will declare a two-week state of emergency following a massive explosion in Beirut that killed at least 100 people and injured 4,000 others. The explosion on Tuesday caused widespread damage as far as the outskirts of the capital. Officials said they expect the death toll to rise further as emergency workers dig through the
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Morocco’s Noor I solar power plant near Ouarzazate currently powers over 100,000 homes in the country. Source: CNN SPRINGING up on the edge of the Sahara desert are rows of curved mirrors as far as the eye can see. They’re part of what could become the biggest solar power plant in the world. Morocco is
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The new electric aircraft, Spirit Of Innovation, clocked a top speed of 623km/h (387.4mph). Could it help us reach ‘jet zero’? Two months after first taking to the skies, Spirit Of Innovation, Rolls-Royce’s all-electric plane, has hit what its makers claim to be a record-breaking top speed of 623km/h (387.4mph). The aircraft, which is part
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