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Humanity first Doctors Interviewed on Darshan TV |
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Muslims Speak Out Against Secular Extremism |
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Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA strongly condemns recommendations of a French Parliamentary report published on January 26th, which called for a partial ban of the Islamic veil. In a damaging display of secular extremism, the French parliament recommends denying Muslim women the choice of covering their faces in public areas. If any woman covers herself with the Islamic veil, she would be denied any public service she sought. So a woman in need of treatment would be denied health services if she covered her face. She will also be denied education on the same grounds. Such an extreme secular stance damages societal peace.
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Muslims help victims of Earthquake in Haiti |
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA offers its sincere condolences and prayers to the victims of the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck near Port-au-Prince, Haiti, late Tuesday. With tens of thousands of people feared dead and many more displaced, members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community are stepping up to help provide disaster relief.
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Malaysian Muslims do not own ‘Allah’ |
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Malaysia’s High Court recently overturned a government ban on Roman Catholics' using ‘Allah’ as a translation for God. Many Malaysian Muslims are outraged by this decision, claiming that Allah is a religious word that only Muslims should be able to use. Since the court ruling, hateful comments and threats against Christians have been posted widely on the Internet and on Friday, January 8, 2010, three Malaysian churches were attacked with firebombs. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community strongly condemns this violence towards Malaysia’s Christian population and the very idea that Allah or any religious term should be reserved only for Muslims is absurd.
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Ochsner doctor recounts trip to Haiti |
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Huzoor's Directive About The Nobel Prize as "Minimum Target" |
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In 2008, Hadhrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) directed Ahmadi Muslims interested in research that the Nobel Prize should be "the minimum target".
Recently, at the West Coast Jalsa Salana USA, the President of the Ahmadi Scientists' Association USA (AAMS-USA) discussed this important directive in the context of the subject, "How to Achieve Academic Excellence".
Watch the slide presentation and listen to this address here. E-mail AAMS-USA at
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if you would like to learn more about this important directive and how AAMS-USA can assist you in your own career path. |
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