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Grief Without Borders
This was a dad's description of a young woman, Krystle Campbell, who was one of the three people killed in the Monday bombings at the Boston Marathon, with well over a hundred wounded, some critically. The bomb went off in the final stretch of the race - which had been dedicated to the victims of the tragedy in Newtown, Conn., four months earlier.
Brief petrol price relief on cards
Consumers are likely to breathe a sigh of relief, albeit temporarily, as the domestic petrol price is set to decrease next week.
Anti-Islamist reverts to Islam
Arnoud Van Doorn, who was part of a group of people who produced the anti-Islamic film ‘Fitna,’ has reverted to Islam. In an exclusive interview with Okaz/Saudi Gazette, Doorn said that he will devote his life fully to spread the true message of Islam and the Prophet of Mercy.
Higher education to dispel distrust
The higher education and training department is desperate to root out the distrust its new transformation oversight committee has triggered.
Myanmar: Complicit in Anti-Muslim Violence
The government of Myanmar is coming under new scrutiny for its treatment of a Muslim minority group.
‘Makkah heritage untouched”
The development and expansion projects in Makkah have not wiped out the holy city's identity and history, said the Emir of Makkah Prince Khaled Al-Faisal on Saturday. He said the government is protecting the city's heritage.