not muslim, because system.dom and liberty. >> of course, all gb news does it talks about banning this, banning that has a problem with this, a problem with that, and that they should clamp down on this on on the rights of british citizens to protest or demonstrate when there's clearly no anti—semitism there, not a single, smoking gun you can present on camera . present on camera. >> just rumours. oh, we hear this anti—semitism happening. not a single, not a single time, not a single image you can show. >> okay, so that gas the jews comment was in australia. i believe it was broadcast . believe it was broadcast. >> we're talking about we're talking about britain. but anyway. >> but but the children dressed as hamas terrorists. that was very much in britain. in fact, the police posed for pictures with them. we have to leave it there, gentlemen. >> demonstrators attacking physically attacking brutalising students at ucl in america. we know one gentleman. >> we have to leave it there. rafe heydel—mankoo and abdulla

however, if the strong hands of the muslim nations and muslim governments from around the world show support , the impact will be much greater, and this pitiable state of the palestinian people will not continue like this. this is the duty. . regarding the naming of this year's hajj as hajj barat, mr. mir ahmadi is concerned about the importance of this issue the issue of unity that takes place around the name of almighty god during the hajj days is talking and in front of and in front of it the discussion of innocence is brought up. a topic that has always been a topic for all of us muslims, especially the shiites, and at the initiative of the supreme leader of the revolution , at the initiative of imam khomeini, may god's mercy be upon him , the issue of the ibrahimi hajj and the ceremony of purification from the polytheists becomes one of the most important parts of the hajj days. it is only for iranian or foreign pilgrims, see the official ceremony. it is held as a barat from the polytheists . it is usually held by iranians and iranian pilgrims based on an understanding that is m

muslims will take the world with them . this year, makkah will witness the biggest demonstration and the biggest expression of displeasure with the crimes of the zionist regime. i think this is a very big change. very well, doctor, we will continue with you, i think we will be in touch with mr. ali reza kamili, an expert on west asian issues. if my colleagues tell me that this connection. hello to mr. kamiili and good time. i say hello to you , dear viewers , mr. dr. kamiili. it can provide a lot of capacity and opportunities to tighten the siege ring of the zionist regime and declare the acquittal of this criminal enemy. let's talk about what is capacity. and this year's hajj can be mentioned as an opportunity. yes, hajj has always been a brotherhood next to quds. we iranians have a tradition . along with other hajj rituals, before or after hajj , we used to go for the first qibla of muslims to bond with many friends. the conversation was about the issues, and what time could the hajj be the theme of this program, above th

more than every year , this year's messages from the criminal enemy of muslims, mr. dr.if we want to review this year's hajj, what will be the differences from previous years' hajj, in my opinion , this year's hajj. it is different from all the hajjs of the past four decades. this can be understood in today's words of the supreme leader. also in the events that happen in the islamic world. also in the message that we will receive in the near future from the guardian of muslims in this year's acquittal ceremony. we will hear that it is a different atmosphere. if we go back a little, hazrat imam started his movement at the level of iran from faiziya. awareness and presence imam's people were two serious components for the islamic movement and the victory of the islamic movement. that is, the imam did not believe much in scattered movements and armed actions in the past . he believes that the movement will win when the people enter the stage and enter the square . in order for the people to come to the square , they put 17 years of raising awareness into their profession, s

so to single out muslim community and to say there is a problem with the muslims is actually you're beingd genuine about it. and finally, look, there is a problem that you are missing. many religious values or many people from various religions may take an extremist view, such as in america, we have got evangelical christians or even those who call for the destruction of the palestinians in israel. people would think this would be an extreme right, a little disingenuous to deny that there is a particularly more radical problem in recent years in within islam, that there is this view of islamism as a as a proportion of those that follow islam. >> that does seem to me you're not violent at the moment. if we were talking 30 or 40 years ago, were talking 30 or 40 years ago, we could talk about the ira till the cows come home. but but clearly, i think there is a deeper problem that perhaps we're skirting over there. but ajmal masroor, i'm afraid that's all we've got time for. but thank you very much for coming on. really appreciate it. i'm joined now by the chairman of the national muslim war

we need to be worried about muslims. we need to be worried about muslims vote.i mean, actually, you know, if you look at it, it means i'm not sure that it happens anymore. but certainly in the big abortion vote, you know, the catholics would do it, that any mp you talk about to any mp and i'm sure it's the same with the conservatives. but certainly i know with labour mps that during the election they have group after group saying we're not going to vote for you unless you do x, y, z. so whether the muslims are better, this particular muslim group, and remember to put it mildly, it does.i remember to put it mildly, it does. i mean, it doesn't even involve most of the muslim labour mps , this group. labour mps, this group. >> so why are people a little more frightened of this? >> because i think they're making the people who are frightened are people like gb news and the daily mail. it is not people in the labour party. what the labour party realises is that when keir starmer said very mistakenly, that israel had a right to stop aid and food and water getting into

mi interested in winning back the trust of muslim voters.— of muslim voters.of muslim voters. ali milani, thank you forioining _ of muslim voters. ali milani, thank you forjoining us. _ of muslim voters. ali milani, thank you forjoining us. thank— of muslim voters. ali milani, thank you forjoining us. thank you. - i'm joined by dominic grieve. former attorney general for england and wales under david cameron. he stood as an independent mp at the 2019 elections after his conservative whip was removed. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the i programme-_ a thank you for coming on the - programme._ a bad thank you for coming on the _ programme._ a bad night programme. good morning. a bad night for the conservatives, _ programme. good morning. a bad night for the conservatives, how _ programme. good morning. a bad night for the conservatives, how bad - programme. good morning. a bad night for the conservatives, how bad it - for the conservatives, how bad it your analysis? a girl pretty bad. i thin

i have many gay muslim friends.xistence. >> it's not some. >> some would argue they're not proper muslims if they're gay because by by the quran standards, someone would say that darren can't be christian and gay, right. >> well, you know, that exists in different walks of life. >> yes, yes. »- >> yes, yes. >> can you believe only on sundays still to come tonight in the bunch of five. why are british olympic divers appearing on only fans? and has your name reached this year's most popular list of baby names? next up, though, emma raducanu, who actually has called for equal pay actually has called for equal pay for female tennis players, is she right on that? doctor renee and benjamin butterworth will go head to head in the saturday scrap. you're with the saturday scrap. you're with the saturday five live on gb news. >> on mark dolan tonight. >> on mark dolan tonight. >> in my big opinion, if donald trump wins the us elections, will the special relationship be safe in the hands of labour? >> my mark meets guest is th

muslims. a page has been printed . the book contains pictures of the normal life of muslims in different parts of the world. the life of the world's muslims as told by mr. faraji's camera. this book depicted another face of muslims, a more real face, and the audience will surely have a positive reaction to it, because i hope that this story does not end here and continues, and other photographer friends who work very well and their profession. let them continue this path and we will be a group to get a picture of our own world, whose story we narrate, not others. the closer photo book contains 270 recorded pictures separated by country from saeed farjist's travels, which started in iran and ended with pictures in makkah. the description of this photo book should be translated into farsi and arabic languages ​​as well. iman yadegari of sed and sima news agency. well, we reached 17:11 and the end of this news segment. be a viewer and companion of the news network. goodbye. in the name of god, gr

british police prevent and suppress muslims . the conflict escalates and hundreds of people are killed . become many people are also arrested. 3 some muslims are sentenced to death. and the death sentence is executed immediately. on the other hand, only one of the jews will be judged. which is also released quickly. in this way, the brilliant revolution is suppressed by the british by killing the muslims. england started to publish the white paper. strikes to reduce conflicts. a group of arabs are delighted. but this thinking is wrong. the white paper does not bring any special achievements. churchill is against the islamic government in palestine. according to him, the establishment of the islamic government postpones the implementation of the jewish program in palestine. england's aggressive behavior continues. england speaks in support of the arabs and in practice. it encourages jews to violence. muslims protest, but every gathering is suppressed. the arabs are gradually realizing the plans. negotiations with england are fruit

violence against muslims becomes normal. at the same time, england starts demolishing palestinian houses. their excuse is reconstruction. of the 240 houses in the city of jaffa 6 thousand people will be destroyed. any movement is suffocated in the bud. in the 1930s, when the united states faced an economic crisis, the zionists reached an important agreement with nazi germany. in this agreement , it is stipulated that the jews and their capitals will leave germany. on the other hand, by introducing a tax on capital, the resources needed to buy german products and sell them in the middle east and north africa will be provided, and the parties to the transaction will receive the benefits. at the same time as world war ii, jewish immigration increases. in the meantime, the aliyabit organization intensifies immigration with the capital of american jews thousands of traveling nations anchor near the coast. boats fall into the water. travelers hit the water and through the raging waters, they reach the shore of palestine with diffi

and that's true of muslim people and non—muslim people. they want to get on with their neighbour. is a way of working it through and talking is important, but not hiding from the issues the whole time. and the issues the whole time. and the way we've been doing exactly i >> -- >> no -_ >> no good point there. right? okay, we're running out of time. unfortunately very important debate. remember to get in touch and let us know what you think on all these subjects as well, now we move on, should we be prescribing nature for loneliness, depression and, and loneliness, depression and, and loneliness and depression rather than actually medicating children? curious idea. much more of that coming up soon. don't go too far. hello. welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me. dawn neesom keep me company until 7:00. tonight is live . peer in the tonight is live. peer in the house of lords. daniel moylan and broadcaster and journalist zoe greenwald. thank you very much. bank holiday monday. hope you have a wonderful time out there as well. now, i say out there as well. now, i say out there becaus

of muslims face and muslim, you know , where they are.e is not deserve to be a muslim. he goes out of the realm of islam. of course, we have a far right again sometime . and some time again sometime. and some time ago you are talking about the, we were talking about the nigel farage, which, even the trevor phillips said you are, stepping out of the of what you have to say. just just take it . take it say. just just take it. take it easy. because these things happens. nigel farage i know him is a very respected person, very good man. but when you go in so far , a people, other people goes far, a people, other people goes against the muslim . and after against the muslim. and after that conflict come in, i say what we need to do, we need to work together, work together as a one community, as a one community, another as a muslim. and you are a christian, and i am that. i am that as a one whole community and come to the conclusion that we want to live together . like for example, we together. like for example, we call, i call here, muslim, of

the case of hamtramck, they in 2021, the muslim council, it became fully muslim.cal government, every single member of that government was a muslim. and since then, the government has passed a series of very controversial laws, first of all, banning lgbt flags on government buildings. now, i and many conservatives may support that, as being kind of an anti—woke measure , but obviously anti—woke measure, but obviously local liberals in the town have become very upset . the former become very upset. the former mayor told us that lgbt people no longer feel safe in hamtramck, but another law that they've done is they've allowed for animal sacrifice in people's residential homes, where they can sort of slaughter goats and things like that . and one person things like that. and one person actually told us that they found actually told us that they found a goat carcase in their rubbish bin one day. and interestingly, this issue has been very controversial in america because just a few weeks ago, there was a rally very close to hamtramck in dearborn, as i say, where musli

the refusal of some muslims to wear a poppy- refusal of some muslims to wear a poppy. and he said that some muslims are, quote, different, although he went on to say that he thought that was admirable . i he thought that was admirable. i mean, he was, by the way, rightly, subsequently reinstated to the labour party. well, since that interview , several that interview, several prominent mps, including tory mp steve baker and labour's dawn butler, have condemned nigel's comments. baker called them ignorant and offensive. dawn butler just ignorant and offensive. dawn butlerjust said it was blatant butler just said it was blatant racism. well, it raised the question, doesn't it ? was what question, doesn't it? was what nigel said racist or was it? absolutely fair enough? let's get our thoughts . my panel this get our thoughts. my panel this evening i have got daily express columnist carole malone . i have columnist carole malone. i have got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the political correspondent at the spectator, james hill . carole spectator, james

muslim and the and of course, muslim community.e, british value, the british value, the muslim all have a british value, maybe 1 or 2 here, a handful , british value, maybe 1 or 2 here, a handful, and british value, maybe 1 or 2 here, a handful , and they here, a handful, and they haven't got however they in the school we teach him the british value in the university with teaching british value. even if they tesco they go in the they they tesco they go in the they they see the british value. unfortunately not one of the thing which i have in the british value. five thing which we have, my dear, is a mutual respect . it is one of the respect. it is one of the british values of mutual respect and tolerance of those of different faith and belief. now, doctor ramsey, you've used very. >> yes, doctor, you've used very long, strong, strong language about nigel farage. >> you've said hatred . he's >> you've said hatred. he's expressing a view that a growing number of muslim brits are not demonstrating british values. now, doctor ramsey, l

muslims and its supporters. the leader of the islamic revolution listed hajj as a multi-dimensional ritual in the material and spiritual aspect and added, in the psychological dimension, in the inner and esoteric dimension, the remembrance of god as the true source of life, and individual, social and national determination and determination. it is the highlight of all stages of hajj. in the same context, he emphasized to the pilgrims of baitullah: in hajj, be aware of things that are not found anywhere else, such as the kaaba, masjid al-haram, tawaf and ziyarat of the holy prophet, may god bless him and grant him peace, otherwise there are markets and goods everywhere. the leader of the revolution the prominent social aspect of hajj is the unity and communication of muslims with each other and they said: the philosophy of god's invitation to all people to be present in a specific place and on specific days is to get to know muslims with each other and to think together and make joint decisions in order to obtain

let's not stop the call of a muslim call to the call of a muslim, god is great, god is great, god is great , and god bless us, muslims, and let us build and drive away this plateau of enemies and infidels and one head of god. let's build it together and destroy its foundation if it's a hangman. god is great, may the solitude of the clerics and sayyid suzani , armed with the wisdom of branches and faith, and the sword of god be upon the hearts of the infidels. . the revolution of the revolution of the islamic revolution is my body, my soul, my blood. i'm dying you are the guardian of youth, the memory of friends. o revolution. thank you very much for being with the news network , you are watching live and direct images from razavi khorasan, mashhad al-reza, which is hosting the body of the martyred president of our country right now, and the people appreciate it. people who have been present for hours in the streets leading to the imperial court of the 8th imam, the streets are closed to the public , and in the next few hours, the body of the martyred president of our country will be

. >> nigel, let's talk about the whole issue of muslim voters. yourself a little bit of hot water over the weekend with some comments you made to trevor. well, not hot water. i'm saying the media made something of it. you don't think that there's anything to say? you talk this morning about the idea of sectarianism and how conversations might be taking place in communities in britain where women are excluded. you've talked about the young muslim vote may be seeming to be anti—british and anti—british values. and then i wanted to get your comment on this, nigel, because the guido fawkes website website today has published a leaked clip of labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, recently exonerated from a police probe pleading with muslim voters in ashton under lyme. this is what she had said . she had said. >> now i know that people are angry about what's happening in the middle east and i said live on tv and i say to this day, if me resigning as an mp now would bnng me resigning as an mp now would bring a ceasefire, no , i would bring a ceasefire,

muslims are emphasized. pointing out that hajj must be filled with the blessed name of prophet ibrahim ( peace be upon him) and the teachings of that great prophet , he called the freedom from the enemies of god's religion among the valuable abrahamic teachings and said: our hajj this year is the hajj for freedom according to the teachings that mr. ibrahim of course, since the beginning of the revolution , there has been an exoneration in the hajj since the beginning of the revolution . vampire one these things are a result of western civilization. which is special for today, which means paying attention to him is not special for today and these days, this will go down in history , what is happening today in gaza and palestine, these barbaric attacks and zionist rabid dogs and zionist vampire elements. on the one hand , the oppression and at the same time the resistance of the muslim people of gaza , on the one hand, each of them is a huge sign in history , it is an indicator in the history of these guests,

how worried should we be of the muslim vote? .co.uk . muslim vote? .co.uk. next. >> the news at just after 9:00. the prime minister's warning that labour's net zero policies will hurt britain's economy . will hurt britain's economy. touring a factory in buckinghamshire today, rishi sunak acknowledged that recent years had been tough, but said labour's plan to achieve net zero is too costly . zero is too costly. >> i've been very clear that we need to get there in a different way to what had been proposed previously and that means we need to be more serious, hard headed and pragmatic about it, because there are a couple of things that i want to prioritise. i want to prioritise our country's energy security that we've seen in the last couple of years. what's happened right when we're held hostage by dictators like putin, we can't have that happen. so that's why i'm supportive of energy coming out of the north sea. we're going to need it for decades to come. we better off getting it here at home. good for our economy, good for our jobs, good for our energy secu

many muslims they lost the seat.any muslims are turning instead to the far left green party , who i thought left green party, who i thought stood for environmental issues and more socially liberal, but have now allied themselves with islamists. it seems like a bizarre alliance. after all, islam hasn't always been the best friend of the lgbtq community. in fact, in gaza , community. in fact, in gaza, whose flag mr ali flies, gays are thrown from buildings. now, i'm not going to criticise that because i don't want to be accused of being culturally intolerant or islamophobic. i just think it's a strange ideology for the green party to augn ideology for the green party to align with. but it's not the first time the far left and islam have joined forces in the 19705 islam have joined forces in the 1970s in iran, under the shah , 1970s in iran, under the shah, socialists marched shoulder to shoulder with islamists , lending shoulder with islamists, lending their support to the islamic revolution. a few decades on, and iran

but you didn’t know that muslim walked under the harsh conditions, forgive us, but now you know, it’s everything that he will give to everyone, but this is not even discussed, ok, educate the choir, and now. i wonder where the animals were taken, the sheep? this is garen, the right hand of the stern. they didn’t bring shurpa here to eat, i’m calling lazarev, okay, but i’ll go from above and have a look. my respects, mish, hello, let's go, now i 'll throw it away, mom, take it, tell me everything, just ask your guys to leave the iron in the car according to the gypsy custom, but i don't have time, mish, you bought sheep from these rams, maybe... . they’ll return it, good money, no big deal, i killed two of you, well, return the ones that are left, and one more thing, you’re great. if i don’t return them to him, i paid for them , you know what i’m talking about, what? “don’t joke with me like that, mish, don’t, you know who i came from, so i’m not an orphan either, hey, is there anyone there, i’m asking, is there anyone alive or dead, but is there an apologist?” hey, hey, can you hear m

srebryanica is a very small town, where before the balkan war a mixture of serbs and bosnian muslimsived. bronemir leads to his office, where there was a prison during the war, and shows a photo taken 30 years ago. all these photos of serbian victims, probably the most famous of them, have spread around. the whole world, everyone wrote that this is a muslim woman who knew her son by tooth, but it was a serbian woman, look, there is an orthodox priest nearby, here is a photo of the serb tsvetka ristic, who lost his entire family in one day, naser oric's bosnian fighters attacked the village while he was in the mountains, sparing no one. two kilometers from the center of srebryanitsa there is a gigantic memorial, built with western money, thousands of tombstones with the names of the victims, quotes from the koran and the inscription 8300. 72 victims, and this figure is inconclusive. the granite slab at the entrance clearly states the reason for the death of these people: genocide against bosnian muslims. the fact that a real tragedy happened with serebryanitsa in 1995 is not denied by

this is a sign of the unity of the muslims and the unity of muslims in these special days when there is a need for unity and friday prayer. it is a gathering of muslims, where religious, social and political issues are discussed. we perform the friday prayer for the unity of muslims and brotherhood among each other. we should all gather together for friday prayers. unity is the most important strategy of islam it is equal to the divisive. in the congregational prayers held in the prophet's shrine. we can participate together with other muslims and we are very happy that we are with them, our prayers create unity. pilgrims' participation in friday and congregational prayers during the hajj season is a good opportunity to show unity and solidarity among muslims. seyed adnan, the researcher of madina munora arak news agency , has become a pole of complete bread in the country. the head of the food and drug organization said that 25% of jat flour factory will be destroyed. the central governor and really the general administration of the peak and the people of the central province who ha

this is notjust muslim voters, there are many other councillors, non—muslim councillors who resigneder gaza but all the muslim community, i think this is notjust about gaza, muslims who are disproportionately working class and disproportionately in the labour heartlands have consistently voted for the party and many have felt they have been taken for granted. labour has often approached muslims in minority communities through the prism of social and community leaders and this idea that individuals within the communities can give them a block vote and when you get incredibly young people politicised by what's happening in gaza and we saw this with the rack as well, labour has now to try to win over a plurality of voters and voters who are going to ask tough questions and that is going to be a serious headache for the party in the years to come.— serious headache for the party in the years to come. thank you very much for coming _ the years to come. thank you very much for coming in _ the years to come. thank you very much for coming in the _ the years to come. thank you very| much for

the hajj will end with the main muslim holiday of eid al-adha.will return home, already spiritually enriched. with the prefix haji. fatima dadaeva, tamir khadzhiev, alya kutulov, north caucasus bureau, ntv, grozny, chechen republic. the socio-economic development of ingurshetia became the main topic of the conversation between vladimir putin and the head of the region. the meeting took place the night before in the kremlin. mahmud ali kalimatov told the president about the opening of several new industrial production facilities in the republic. this brings additional funds to the budget. in addition, 40 investment projects have already been prepared in this area. among them the construction of liquefied gas processing plants and production treatment facilities. the head of state emphasized that it is important to create favorable conditions for business in the region. and another important topic is the demographic situation in the republic and the construction of kindergartens, schools and clinics. i see that your life expectancy is higher than i

. >> nigel, let's talk about the whole issue of muslim voters.yourself a little bit of hot water over the weekend with some comments you made to trevor. well, not hot water. i'm saying the media made something of it. you don't think that there's anything to say? you talk this morning about the idea of sectarianism and how conversations might be taking place in communities in britain where women are excluded. you've talked about the young muslim vote may be seeming to be anti—british and anti—british values. and then i wanted to get your comment on this, nigel, because the guido fawkes website website today has published a leaked clip of labour's deputy leader, angela rayner, recently exonerated from a police probe pleading with muslim voters in ashton under lyme. this is what she had said . she had said. >> now i know that people are angry about what's happening in the middle east and i said live on tv and i say to this day, if me resigning as an mp now would bnng me resigning as an mp now would bring a ceasefire, no , i would bring a ceasefire,

then surely we should be for the criticising muslims for simply being muslim and for demonising muslimst wanting the same civil rights as every other people. parallel to anti—semitism is anti—muslim hatred, and i totally condemn all forms of anti—muslim hatred. >> okay, look, guys, can we just park it because we are going to just chat now quickly, albeit. but about the ongoing situation in rafah. so israel invasion of rafah has begun. we have a live shot of it right now. so as we understand it anyway, it's a ground invasion. we think it started a couple of hours ago , started a couple of hours ago, ceasefire talks broke down. i think this is quite possibly going to have big consequences here in britain. again, we've spoken a lot about the councillors . we've spoken a lot councillors. we've spoken a lot about some of the protests taking place. abdullah how do you feel when you see what's going on over here? >> well, ceasefire talks haven't broken down. apparently hamas has agreed to the proposal that was that was given to them. and the question now the ball's in the question now the ball

iqbal is a person who spent part of his life for the unity of hindus and muslims in the subcontinent. in the second part of his life, however, he demanded the separation of north -west india. time did not allow him to see the independence of pakistan and 9 years after iqbal's death the muslims of the subcontinent formed a new country called pakistan, the country that was born here in this field, a field called minaret, the architecture of this work , the construction of which began in 1960, was derived from the architecture of the gorkan dynasty of the subcontinent. and the architecture of the modern era of pakistan. the minaret square is built right in front of the king's mosque and lahore fort. the area that was later named as iqbal public park. gc university lahore. this banner says welcome in farsi language. to the president of iran in the 160-year-old university of this city, where the president of the university once said that iranian culture is in the soul of the people pakistan is going on. dear talba, peace be upon you, mr. raisi said in the students' gathering from the commo

muslims, the fact that a real tragedy occurred in srebryanitsa in 1995 is denied by no one, neither muslimsbs, but what is important is that through many years of efforts of the western press and non-state funds , srebryanitsa was turned into a kind of tool that western politicians use in their interests, this is real, very undisguised a cynical play on the blood and feelings of those who lost their loved ones here; muslims who died in that war were taken to be buried at this memorial. from all over the area, even now new graves are appearing here, from where bodies are being brought, whether they are related to the events of thirty years ago is unknown, the local authorities allowed the serbs to put up only one cross by the road, on which the number of deaths in this village alone is 3267 in the war ninety-two-ninety-five and 6,469 killed in the war of 41-45. in ninety-two they killed my father, uncle and grandfather after 30 years, the west suddenly remembered srebrenica when it came to reining in the inconvenient and stubborn milorad dodik, president of the republic of sevska, for the sa

america's help, the zionist regime wouldn't have the strength and courage to behave this brutally against muslim people, women and children. you can't treat this enemy with kindness. you can't be gentle with them. he behaved whether he is in charge of murder, or he is the deputy of murder , he supports murder, he is the one who destroys the house , or the one who supports the destroyer of the house . intensification of the zionist regime's air attacks on the city of rafah with more than one. displaced with a green light at the same time, the united states began the occupation of 100,000 palestinians from east rafah. the army radio of the zionist regime is preparing a ground attack on the city of rafah. hamas' ground attack on rafah will not be an insult to the zionist regime. continued suppression of students in american universities . zionist influence in 50 american universities to help the police in beating students and disrupting the gatherings. four american universities canceled graduation ceremonies for fear of spreading protests. and issuing an orange weather warning for most of the west

so muslim hotspot or muslim hotspot?tituency that has a lot of muslim people. i think that's a better way to you because when you use the word hotspot, it's as if you're saying that muslim is the same thing as a criminal hotspot or no, it is a they didn't a hotspot, people didn't come here through dover. >> it is an attraction for other . what happened? hang on, hang on. >> this is not. these people didn't come here on boats. >> these people came here probably on very legitimate visas, but they still went to one place, though. >> they went to bradford. >> they went to bradford. >> isn't this isn't this the significant point of this discussion in that if people come here on a visa, you would probably expect them to be able to speak the language of the country to which they're travelling to. in fact, in our new points based system, 100% proficiency in english is one of those requirements. is there a failure of integration? is that what this is showing here? >> there could be a failure of integration, but whose failure is i

soter ruslan, a young russian muslim, said that the season of hajj is a meeting place for the muslims of the world, who are with their muslim brothers and sisters. who came from all over the world to the land of revelation to get to know each other. it was with the unity and guidance of the authority that we defeated isis, samir al-aqabi, a professor at iraq university he considers the role of the rulers of islamic countries to be important . unity should be pursued at the level of the rulers of islamic countries because the rulers can. create conditions for unity. seyyed adnan mohaghegh, madina munoureh radio and television news agency. in the name of god, hello, good morning. football premier league. the hero was drawn to the last dinner, naft abadan fell. in the framework of the twenty-ninth week of this competition, last night press police defeated shams azar in ghazvin 31 and was at the top of the table with 65 points. esun oronov, masoud rigi and mehdi torabi scored for press police and mohammad papi scored the only goal for the hosts. shams azar with this defeat of 39 points ma

muslim minority rohingya from the myanmar army. and they were oppressed and harmed by the local militias. they have no means to defend themselves and all they want is basic human rights. this is while the united nations estimates that more than 450,000 rohingya muslims fled to the area along the naf river in the myanmar-bangladesh border in the latest round of clashes between the myanmar army and local militias. while bangladesh has been hosting a million rohingya refugees for years, it is no longer able to accept more refugees. based on this, the borders are open closed on refugees. we are trying to get permission to admit pregnant women and injured children. idps who were driven from their homes and houses and left behind the closed borders of bangladesh without water, food and medicine. undocumented refugees who need humanitarian aid in order to survive. ismail pouraji, sda news agency, south east asia regional office. well, as it was mentioned in the news , today the parliament has on its agenda the review of the credentials of

the hajj season is a forum for the muslims of the world to meet and exchange ideas with their muslim brothers and sisters who have come to the land of revelation from all over the world. mohamed sediq, a somali student who for the first time, he came to the land of revelation and is happy to be in the company of muslims. hajj is the most social duty of islam, which shows the unity of the muslims of the world. pakistani media activist faheem ansari believes that hajj 2024 will be held at a time when the muslim world needs unity more than ever. abu atke said about the difficult days of his country that they passed it with unity . in iraq, perhaps more than anywhere else, we know the importance of shiite and sunni unity. it was with unity and the guidance of authority that we defeated isis . professor of the university of iraq, the role of the rulers of the countries islam considers it important that unity should be pursued at the level of rulers of islamic countries because rulers can create the conditions for unity. seyyed adnan, a researcher at the madina munourah radio and televisio

young russian muslim ruslan said: hajj season is a forum for muslims around the world to get to knowtheir muslim brothers and sisters who came from all over the world to the land of revelation and exchange ideas with them. mohammad sediq, a somali student who came to the land of revelation for the first time, from being in the company of muslims. it is islam that represents the unity of the muslims of the world. pakistani media activist faheem ansari believes that hajj 202 will be held at a time when the islamic world needs unity more than ever. abouati who said from the hard days of his country that it they survived with unity. we in iraq maybe. more than anywhere else, we know the importance of shia and sunni unity. it was with unity and the guidance of authority that you defeated isis. samir al-aqabi, a professor at the university of iraq, considers the role of the rulers of islamic countries to be important. unity should be pursued at the level of rulers of islamic countries because rulers can create conditions for unity. seyyed adnan, a researcher at the madina munourah radio an

and this all took place in areas that are muslim majority wards.hat's not a sectarian vote, i don't know what is. how many women can you see in that picture? absolutely none. and we now go to burnley and just just watch this in burnley. please . well, burnley. please. well, what can you say. this is our country in 2024. this is the diversity agenda. is this what you intended peter mandelson, you said you wanted to open up. you wanted to change the country. well, you did it with mass immigration. but don't think the tories get off on this one. do you know, in 2023, 250,000 people settled in this country from the indian subcontinent. and what you can see is that if people come in very, very large numbers, they bring their culture with them. and what we're witnessing with this growth of sectarian politics is an attempt to take over councils is an attempt to win seats in the british parliament and over the british parliament and over the last couple of days, the organisation called muslim vote. that we've that we've highlighted here on this show before

a muslim woman is attacked in her court in germany. palestine was actually the focal point of the arrowhead of this distance. the west created the zionist regime in order to be a model and an idol the region, but the region never accepted his legitimacy , it never found acceptance. the zionist regime of martyr amir abdullahian was at the forefront of such a view and analysis of the issue, and therefore, when issues related to al-aqsaam storm are brought up, when the sadiq operation is brought up, the art of martyr amir abdallahian's idea was that he puts all the weight of diplomacy next to the country's field weight, and the result is that israel, despite the fact that america and france. britain should be 3 permanent members of the security council, supporting the fact that the zionist regime failed to make even a small statement from the security council after the operation. this was the pinnacle of the art of our diplomatic system, since a sincere reconciliation between diplomacy and the field and between the two capacities of the i

muslims in myanmar do not have a home like muslims in palestine. asma prays near the mountain that sheltered the messenger of god. for people who have no shelter now. i hope muslims will all pray for the victory of the palestinian people in this year's hajj. pray for the muslims of myanmar and palestine to be freed from war. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. north of gaza the center of zionist attacks, areas near kamal adwan hospital in jabalia were targeted by zionist regime fighters, at least 28 people, including 10 children, were martyred in these attacks, al jazeera reported that zionists are destroying jabalia and burying the martyrs at an unprecedented speed. they are under the rubble. the residents of khanyounos and rafah in the south are witnesses today the attacks were carried out by the zionist regime's drones. media sources, after analyzing satellite images in the last 12 days, reported that more than 1,400 buildings were attacked by the zionists in the last 12 days. the red crescent society of gaza announced that 40