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July 11, 2025

In deep Christian agriculture, a Muslim minority supports its patriotism

Pilgrims watch a mass prayer on the first day of Kurban Bayram Muslim holiday In the village of Ghorjomi, Georgia, Friday’s prayers at the local mosque are always full, says Imam Tamaz Gorgadze. Located in the remote valleys near the Turkish border, Ghorjomi – and the surrounding area of Upper Adjara – is a rare Islam prison in one of the most pious Christian countries in the world. “We live in Georgia, a multilevel country,” he said Reuters In June, after prayers for the Eid Ul-Adha religious festival. Georgia was the second country in the world to adopt Christianity as

April 3, 2025

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International

India passes the bill to reform Muslim land soil, causing a minority reaction

Listen to the article India’s parliament passed a bill on Thursday to reform extremely wealthy Muslim ownership organizations, with the Hindu nationalist government saying it will enhance responsibility, while the opposition called it a “attack” in a minority. The government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi argues that the bill will boost transparency in more than twelve powerful Waqf tables, which control the qualities endowed by Muslim charities. There are about two dozen Waqf paintings across India, which hold about 900,000 acres (365.00 hectares), an empire of owned by many billions of dollars that makes them one of the largest landowners

March 29, 2025

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International

“India has no attitude to act as a minority champion”: Fo Slams New Delhi

Listen to the article Pakistan has strongly criticized India’s recent observations on minority’s violations, stating that a country that steadily violates the rights of its own minorities is unable to defend these rights on the world stage. Responding to comments from the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Lok Sabha on the state of minorities in Pakistan, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan “India has no place to act as a champion of minority rights, given its own serial violations,” Han said. He added that while Pakistan’s state institutions work actively to protect minority rights, incidents aimed at minorities

August 6, 2024

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International

Homes, temples of minority community in Bangladesh after Hasina’s ouster

Smoke rises from a bonfire set on the street during a protest by students demanding the resignation of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, following protests over quota reform, in Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 4, 2024. — Reuters Hundreds of minority Hindu homes, businesses and temples have been vandalized since the ouster of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, a community association said on Tuesday, and mainly Hindu India said it was concerned about the incidents. Hindus make up about 8% of Bangladesh’s population of 170 million and have historically largely supported Hasina’s Awami League party, which identifies as largely secular, over the opposition

In deep Christian agriculture, a Muslim minority supports its patriotism

India passes the bill to reform Muslim land soil, causing a minority reaction

“India has no attitude to act as a minority champion”: Fo Slams New Delhi

Homes, temples of minority community in Bangladesh after Hasina’s ouster

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