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President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday urged Nigerians to support the federal government in its effort to curtail the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, especially as it relates to vaccine education.The President made the appeal while receiving the leadership of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs led by its President-General and Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar.Nigeria is currently battling a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic as cases continue to be recorded across the country.The president said it is also critical for the religious bodies to lend their voices in support of those basic but fundamental protocols that can significantly curtail the spread of this disease.The President also warned against stoking ethnic and religious prejudices, according to a statement signed by spokesman Garba Shehu.

John Kiriakou, CIA torture whistleblower, author and co-host of Loud and Clear, explained just how badly the FBI messed up in accidentally releasing the identity of a Saudi official suspected of directing support to 9/11 hijackers. Mussaed Ahmed al-Jarrah supervised the work of Ministry of Islamic Affairs, a controversial ministry to start with. What Jarrah is described as having done could not have been done without the permission of his boss, the ambassador, and the ambassador’s boss, he said. Kiriakou blows up the idea that Riyadh and Washington are great buddies - this is purely a business relationship. He also notes that this release might not be the “mistake” it’s made out to be, and what role President Trump might have played in it.

Dr. Dave Ragland, senior Bayard Rustin fellow at the Fellowship of Reconciliation and co-founder of the Truth Telling Project, spoke with hosts Bob Schlehuber and Jamarl Thomas about the havoc COVID-19 is wreaking in America’s prisons, why this suffering is being ignored, and what processes our huge prison populations serve. Genocidal is not too strong a term for these rates of incarceration and this lack of care during the pandemic, he argues. The three break down the willful ignorance of American society at large, the history of experimentation on black people in the US and who else Washington, DC, decides doesn’t matter. Author and human rights and labor lawyer Dan Kovalik joined to discuss the travesty of the case against Michael Flynn and the tussle now over dropping the charges against him. He explained the barriers preventing international law from being used effectively to achieve justice, and, closer to home, how the US’ dysfunctional democracy rigs the political and economic systems against workers and the poor. Seventy percent of the US population wants Medicare for All, 70 percent of the population want to stay at home until COVID-19 is better under control. But the will of the people is completely ignored on Capitol Hill. The question now is, revolution or reform?John Kiriakou, CIA torture whistleblower and co-host of Loud and Clear, explained just how badly the FBI messed up in accidentally releasing the identity of a Saudi official suspected of directing support to 9/11 hijackers. Mussaed Ahmed al-Jarrah supervised the work of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, a controversial ministry to start with. What Jarrah is described as having done would have needed the permission of his boss, the ambassador, and the ambassador’s boss, he said. Kiriakou blows up the idea that Riyadh and Washington are best buddies. He also notes that this release might not be the “mistake” it’s made out to be, and what role President Trump might have played in it. The fellows also tore into the Democrats’ new Heroes plan, how rising prices will affect consumers, and the murder of Breonna Taylor by Kentucky cops.

A total of 124 new cases of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) were confirmed in Morocco until Friday at 10 a.m., bringing the total number of covid-19 cases in the kingdom to 3,692. Twenty-two new recoveries were registered over the given period, bringing the total number of recovered Covid-19 patients to 478, the source points out, adding that 155 people died from coronavirus complications since the start of the outbreak. The suspected cases excluded following negative tests are 19,124, the source adds. The ministry urges citizens to observe rules of hygiene, implement the precautionary measures issued by the public authorities, act with responsibility and show patriotism. The Ministry of Islamic Affairs announced Saturday, April 25 as the first day of Ramadan in Morocco. The Interior Ministry announced the ban on night movement as of Ramadan 1st between 7:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., as part of the strengthening of the health emergency measures during the holy month. In a press release, the department stressed in this regard that citizens are strictly prohibited from leaving their homes or being in public spaces during this time whether on foot or on board different transport vehicles, with the exception of people working in vital and essential sectors and activities. During the night movement ban period, exceptional movement authorizations issued by local authorities and work movement authorizations issued by the public and private sectors will be suspended, the statement said. While welcoming the spirit of responsibility and the strong adherence of citizens to respecting the various preventive measures that remain in force throughout the day, the public authorities stressed that the local authorities and security services will ensure the application of the strict control measures on anyone in public areas with the exception of restrictions announced in the press release, under penalty of legal proceedings under the provisions of the legislative decree-law relating to the state of health emergency and procedures of its declaration, in particular article 4, added the ministry. My Podcasts are now available on Breaker:  https://www.breaker.audio/aziz-mustaphi Website : https://infoplus60.blogspot.com/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2fwO4xWxMdIsbKnFk8pvAg Anchor : https://anchor.fm/aziz-mustaphi Stitcher:  https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=523741&refid=stpr Radio Public: https://radiopublic.com/aziz-mustaphi-WzVwDQ Youtube : https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCWpcPCxEpW4X-obWw7Xr0EQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aziz-mustaphi/message

Egyptian-American, RAYMOND IBRAHIM, author, speaker, Islamic Affairs specialist speaks to Turkey's growing persecution of Christians and the destruction of literally thousands of churches or cathedrals which have held ancient Byzantine art, classical art forms of majestic mosaics and paintings, inside this Muslim-dominant country. Indeed, once known as Anatolia, an ancient Christian region, later conquered by Mohammedan armies to become the Ottoman Empire, it became Turkey following the Great War or World War I. See RaymondIbrahim.com and his piece, "Turkey: Reliving the Glory/Gory Days of Jihad." What are the results of political correctness in today's world despite evidence of growing anti-Christian sentiment and anti-Semitism? And see: https://www.facebook.com/TheDeniceGaryShow/videos/2536360629974778/ Share this broadcast with others and help continue the work of The Denice Gary Show by making your tax deductible contribution to The Middle East Initiative, P.O. Box 82162, Bakersfield, CA 93380 a 501 c 3 educational foundation!

Egyptian-American, RAYMOND IBRAHIM, author, speaker, Islamic Affairs specialist speaks to Turkey's growing persecution of Christians and the destruction of literally thousands of churches or cathedrals which have held ancient Byzantine art, classical art forms of majestic mosaics and paintings, inside this Muslim-dominant country. Indeed, once known as Anatolia, an ancient Christian region, later conquered by Mohammedan armies to become the Ottoman Empire, it became Turkey following the Great War or World War I. See RaymondIbrahim.com and his piece, "Turkey: Reliving the Glory/Gory Days of Jihad." What are the results of political correctness in today's world despite evidence of growing anti-Christian sentiment and anti-Semitism?

Malaysia has one of Asia’s most vibrant economies - the result of decades of stability and economic growth. It is also a multi-ethnic, multi-religious federation - but the majority ethnic Muslim Malays dominate the country politically. Zeinab Badawi speaks to Malaysia’s Minister for Islamic affairs Mujahid Yusof Rawa. Are racial and religious divides threatening Malaysia’s stability and future prospects? There is growing concern that such tensions have been getting worse since a new government took office last year.

Mahin and Ismail talk to Imam Shaheed Muhammad about his conversion to Islam, how he dealt with some of the extreme elements within the Salafi dawah from the east coast and other issues he's concerned about in the western Muslim world. Imam Shadeed is the CEO of Rawdah Publications, Entrepreneur, Muslim, Author, Community Leader and Speaker on Islamic Affairs for Indigenous Muslims. 00:00-10:00: Early interactions with Islam 10:00-23:00: The road from prison to University of Medina 23:00-45:00: The (extreme) Salafi takeover 45:00-60:00: Know your audience 60:00-70:00: Countering 'Progressive Islam' and western Muslim brands 70:00-85:00: Regarding NAK scandal, how large Muslim organizations shun impoverished Muslim communities. 85:00-90:00: The Honorarium problem ================ https://www.facebook.com/ImamShadeedMuhammad/ Twitter and Periscope: @Shadeed_M76 http://www.Rawdah.info/Rawdah  Sound Cloud: Shadeed Muhammad Reclaiming our Communities Lecture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dLIryCsdwk ================ E-mail us your comments, feedback and questions at: TheMadMamluks@gmail.com Twitter: @TheMadMamluks Facebook: www.facebook.com/themadmamluks Instagram: TheMadMamluks 

Lecture delivered at the Zayed bin Muhammad Family Gathering in Khawaneej, Dubai. Hosted by the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Department of Dubai.

World Policy Institute — Following terror attacks in Casablanca, Morocco’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs began enrolling women in training programs to serve as religious guides against extremism, or "morchidats." On today's episode of World Policy On Air, British filmmaker Rosa Rogers discusses her documentary, Casablanca Calling, where she follows these women around streets, schools, shops, and farms.

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Topics covered on today's episode of Mind Set Daily "No Mars for Muslims?" Martian colonization is a risky proposition. So risky, in fact, that a group of Islamic leaders in the United Arab Emirates issued a religious ruling saying Muslims should not go to the Red Planet. The General Authority of Islamic Affairs and Endowment (GAIAE) ruling compares a Mars mission to suicide, and says that those who attempt it can expect the same consequences in the afterlife. In fact, GAIAE went so far as to claim that those seeking to escape God's judgment on Mars would be unable to do so, saying: "This is an absolutely baseless and unacceptable belief because not even an atom falls outside the purview of Allah, the Creator of everything." "Melting Snow Delivers Deadly Shocks" As winter's snow slowly melts, people may be happy to see that sidewalks are finally free of ice and slush. But those ice-free sidewalks and roadways may hold an even more dangerous threat: death by electrocution. Find out more by listening to this episode or by visiting the links. Support Mind Set Central Subscribe or donate