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Dubai Unveils Floating Mosque Project Worth Dh55 Million
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Dubai Unveils Floating Mosque Project Worth Dh55 Million

Dubai is building the world's first underwater floating mosque. It will have a capacity of 50-75 worshippers. The mosque will be located on the Dubai Water Canal and is expected to be completed in 2024. Dubai is getting ready to build the world's first floating mosque, and it's going to be really special. This amazing project will cost around Dh55 million. The people in charge of religious activities in Dubai called the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department, have shared their big plans. They want to make Dubai a top place for people interested in Islamic tourism. They're working hard to finish the mosque by the year 2024. This unique building will have three levels, and each level will have a different use. The first floor will be a place for underwater prayers. T...
Visa Delay Hampers Pakistan’s ICC World Cup 2023 Preparations
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Visa Delay Hampers Pakistan’s ICC World Cup 2023 Preparations

Pakistan was supposed to go to Dubai first and then head to India for ICC World Cup 2023. They were going to have a practice match with New Zealand on September 29. Some people say that the Pakistan Cricket Board has told the International Cricket Council about a problem with getting the visas on time. In a setback for Pakistan's cricket team, Indian visas for the upcoming ICC World Cup 2023 have not been issued yet. This delay has prompted the team to cancel their planned "team-bonding trip" to Dubai. Initially, the Green Shirts were set to depart for Dubai early next week, before proceeding to India for their first warm-up match against New Zealand on September 29. However, the revised plan now has them flying to Dubai and then heading to Hyderabad, India, next Wednesday. Surp...
Indonesian woman Jailed for Reciting Prayer Before tasting pork
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Indonesian woman Jailed for Reciting Prayer Before tasting pork

An Indonesian woman has been jailed for reciting a Muslim prayer before trying pork on TikTok. The woman's case has sparked a debate about freedom of religion and expression in Indonesia. The case of the Indonesian woman jailed for reciting a Muslim prayer before trying pork on TikTok has sparked a debate about freedom of religion and expression in Indonesia. Some people argue that the woman should not have been jailed for her actions. While others believe that she offended religious sensibilities and should be punished. The woman was reportedly sentenced to six months in prison for blasphemy. Blasphemy is a crime in Indonesia, and the punishment for it can range from a fine to a prison sentence of up to five years. The woman's case has sparked a debate about the role of reli...
Devastating tornado strikes eastern China, killing at least 10 people
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Devastating tornado strikes eastern China, killing at least 10 people

A powerful tornado devastated two cities in eastern China on September 20, killing at least 10 people and injuring dozens more. The tornado caused widespread damage to homes and businesses, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Chinese meteorological authorities have escalated their alerts regarding heavy rainfall and powerful winds across multiple regions. This precautionary measure comes in the aftermath of a violent tornado that wrought havoc in the eastern China of Jiangsu, claiming the lives of ten individuals. This recent calamity is amidst a series of destructive weather events. It has prompted authorities to emphasize the need for heightened vigilance against strong coastal winds near the Yellow Sea, adjacent to Jiangsu. The tornado, which occurred on Tuesday, w...
IMF Chief Calls on Pakistan to Tax the Rich, Protect the Poor
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IMF Chief Calls on Pakistan to Tax the Rich, Protect the Poor

IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva called on Pakistan to tax the wealthy and protect the poor during a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. It remains to be seen whether the Pakistani government will be able to implement the reforms demanded by the IMF The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Pakistan to tax the wealthy and protect the poor in order to reduce inequality and promote economic growth. Kristalina Georgieva, the IMF chief, said that Pakistan needed to "raise more revenue from the wealthy". And "spend more on social protection" in order to help the country recover from the COVID-19 pandemic and recent floods. Georgieva's comments come as Pakistan is facing a severe economic crisis, with high inflation and unemployment. The IM...