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In Islam, leadership is an amanah (a trust) and the job of the leader is to discharge this responsibility to the best of his abilities. Failure to do so will render him liable before Allah on the Day of Judgement.
"And We will surely test you with something of fear and hunger and a loss of wealth and lives and fruits, but give good tidings to the patient." (Surah Al-Baqarah 2:155) https://t.co/2AlrlWHceH
More than half of 132 doctors surveyed saw at least one case of health harm that could be related to tech and devices every week, and over a third saw evidence of harm multiple times a week, it said.
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Alhamdulillah, BMIS has already paid $1 million through the generosity and support of the community, leaving a remaining balance of $2 million.
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Potential class members who do not wish to participate as class members in the Canadian Beef class actions must opt out by August 10, 2026. https://t.co/HALsbsj3cY
Ghannouchi has been imprisoned since April 2023 and was previously hospitalized in April 2026 after a sharp deterioration in his health. https://t.co/OQXi8ttXUw
NEW DELHI — A prominent Kashmiri human rights activist and a journalist have been released on bail after years in custody in a case that has drawn international scrutiny over press freedom and rights work in Indian-controlled Kashmir. https://t.co/FtTODZ5fQe
Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Society, Surrey–Delta, reaffirms its unwavering commitment to seeking justice for its president, Shaheed Bhai Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was assassinated by the Indian state on Canadian soil, on the premises of the Gurdwara. https://t.co/9hS9AGnw7C
For survivors of Srebrenica, Darfur, Rwanda, Ukraine, Gaza, and countless other places scarred by mass violence, international justice has always represented more than a courtroom. https://t.co/485rnm9i5V
Canadian foreign minister to visit Pakistan in nearly two decades, in a trip that produced a new trade protocol, a $47 million aid package, and fresh momentum toward a long-stalled investment treaty. https://t.co/Wz6KtN8cat
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For the first time in its history, the International Criminal Court has removed a sitting chief prosecutor from office. but leaving the court's most consequential work — including the Gaza-related arrest warrants — untouched.
Approximately 100 people gather at John Hendry Park to honour victims of the 1995 genocide and reaffirm commitment to preserving historical truth
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“The people that fear the extortion, we are going to flip that table.” Mayoral candidate Mike Starchuk joins Ashiyana Hanif to vow a safer Surrey for our diverse communities. https://t.co/um1Lqc5P3x
Qatar was made to stand for an entire culture’s shortcomings; if journalists truly care about rights, they must apply the same uncompromising scrutiny to Canada, the United States and Mexico, if rights matter, they must matter everywhere. https://t.co/3NxrnLT4ri
According to reports, Imam Ebrahim Ali was attacked near Masjid Al Iman after prayers while seated in his vehicle near his home in Victoria. but authorities have indicated they are examining the incident as a potentially hate-motivated attack. https://t.co/FA5cuv43YW
Official: EFA files protest over "injustice" against Argentina
The EFA contends that the refereeing decisions were not only unfair but "played a decisive role" in Argentina’s victory.
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From Toronto and Vancouver in Canada to Mexico City and Arlington in the U.S., demonstrators have organized coordinated actions—unfurling banners, staging chants, and deploying peaceful demonstrations timed with key matches. https://t.co/u6v5U4vf0K
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Community leaders, business professionals, educators, and supporters of higher education gathered at Taj Park Convention Centre in Surrey for the 2026 Namal Scholarship Fundraising Gala Dinner.
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Since 2019, the number of hate crimes has doubled in Canada according to RCMP and Statistics Canada data. Of all the groups that have been the targets of hate and intimidation, Black Canadians remain the most frequently targeted group in the country.