it was the beginning of the ramadan we'll say that we know tonight indeed now they've won four of the last five in the modern era is insane and the only year they didn't win it the trunk he still stayed in spite. of my hate them but also learned and just as important as far as crime being the best league in the world between the chinks teams have been european champions in fifteen times in a day barcelona ramadan are legendary clubs they. had and they have some of the best players in the world take one of all the major trophies you go anywhere in the planet everyone knows who they are the stadiums are just spectacular so let's talk about their incredible players like alfredo does stefano. he said from what was actually you know he was an action and he's one of these people that i'm talking about he represents what the club represents it's our passion to go for the club he was an incredible player so the bar was so high right now that continually met and even raised the standard of the galactic coast team of the ninety's and thousands was packed with ludicrous talents see that david be

real madrid prides itself on base history that's one thing but you have to bear in mind about ramadan it's almost like think it's bigger than a global public fairly early as c.c.w.s. resident league experts and rail madrid fan. it was the beginning of the ram retreat we'll say that we know tonight indeed now they've won four of the last five in the modern era is insane and the only year they didn't win it the trophy still stayed in spite realm i hate them but also long and just as important as friends cry of being the best link in the world between the two teams have been european champions eighteen times in a day barcelona remonstrate are legendary clubs take high. they have some of the best players in the world take one of all the major trophies you go anywhere in the planet everyone knows who they are their stadiums are just spectacular so let's talk about their incredible players like alfredo di stefano. di stefano was actually you know he was an election and he's one of these people that i'm talking to he represents what the club represents it's tough passion for the club he was

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ramadan prides itself on this history tops one thing but you have to bear in mind about ramadan it's almost like think it's bigger than. publicly lass' g.w.s. resident lot legal experts and rail madrid. it was the beginning of the ram that read will say that we know today indeed now they won four of the last five in the modern era that is insane and the only year they didn't win it the trophy still stayed in spite. of my hate them but also why not just as important as feinstein of being the best link in the world between the two teams have been european champions and team time in the day barcelona raw materials are legendary implodes. and they have some of the best players in the world one of all the major trophies you go anywhere in the planet everyone knows who they are the stadiums are just spectacular so let's talk about their incredible players like alfredo di stefano. di stefano was with actually you know he was an election and he's one of these people that i'm talking about he represents what the club represents it's tough passion to go for the club he was an incredible player

but jeff you're us decides to defer any of vixens until after ramadan. the widows start to receive cash donations during the holy month so in fact the endelman brahim go shopping on behalf of all the hunter residents. but three months after the end of ramadan the hunt in strangely quiet. the rooms were a mile. and ahmed once lived are locked and empty. the ministry identified that there were in fact only two women genuinely qualified under the rules of the hunger to live there. and on my list six getty have genuinely nowhere else to live and no family able to support. a lot of. laughter. and. so i want to call. them or hunger level but i mean in late twenty sixteen the down ministry decided to renovate the hunger to restore the building. and make it a fit place for homeless and dispossessed widows to live. more like all of them had the amish in the in their own way is one of the then i. heard a lot of but i. only inferred and on my list again remained at the hunka at that time. and i had three jobs and now i only have one but i'm soo providing for my fam

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we will pray in damascus by the end of ramadan it's been seven ramadan since then they said we will have a big tree in yemen in country weeks we've been if you are into the fourth year we're almost out of time i do have to ask about the domestic front you have you're seen as part of the kind of reformist pragmatic moderate part of iranian politics you've called iran a democracy you've called it a democratic system in the past and of course your president rouhani has been elected twice overwhelmingly by the iranian people but his boss the supreme leader of iran and i wasn't elected by the people has been in office for nearly thirty years and if you insult him you risk going to prison in iran how is that democratic by any definition i question your premise because the leader in iran is also elected. please check our constitution twenty nine years ago no no and he can be removed any day by a body by a party that elected him and that party was elected by the people every country has their own the assembly of experts you simply have x. but the guardian council which he appoints has a veto ove

seen probably one of the most vicious hanging temping skin ever haven't was here during the month of ramadan that used to be done just around the hoop and it is t.v. broadcast and they've handed those young people in their own cities or to show them and also the same time to go and they destroy their homes. while mom will get their fix the size of brute force at home his authority didn't extend to wider arab affairs. following the death of egypt's jim an obnoxious or in one nine hundred seventy gadhafi had seen himself as a parent to advance by an arab present but not the successor and what he said that had sidelined gadhafi during the war with israel and ignored the libyan leader as egypt where in line with western interests signing a peace treaty with israel. good def you took this as a personal insult and a betrayal of the arab cause. he's a leader with your friends in the area the man who dreamed of uniting the arab world is perhaps discovering that no one shares his vision anymore. isolated and overlooked gadaffi would turn away from the arab world and find a new cause in an old fight.

were during ramadan, the egyptians made sculptures out of sugar. sugar was hard to come by and one of the things that happened is that this was of course in the late middle ages, europeans who saw the sculptures were so taken by them that they wanted to actually have them in their own countries. and an emissary of king henry vi , a king in the 15th century, one of his emissaries actually had these sculptures re-created . you know the word subtleties? that was what they called these sugar sculptures that the persians had made and where they sent people to learn to make them. their subjects were holy subjects but all this goes to show there is an exuberant display of culinary skills for serious political purposes. and it's also a symbol of wealth and power and deep pockets and long arms. a british monarchy divided by a civil war and crowning a king of eight need legitimacy, this is henry, and as a result they made a giant sugar sculpture of the king flanked by embers made of sugar and contained what i would say is not a subtle message. if you go agai

you know our servers to to a question for example the attack which happened end of may was during ramadan and . we noticed that the victims there were targeted were mainly kurdish and we wondered why kurdish and one could refugee told us of course religious reasons they said we were not respecting ramadan they said we were not fasting we were not wearing his jobs we were listening to music and someone else told me no it's of course political reasons the kurdish peshmerga are fighting isis in syria iraq still of course they're fighting here as well with us so it was we tried to make this process transparent and to make clear that these two answers. are the answers to this question for example looking at the report you know i get the impression the discomfort is rife with criminality we were talking about violence prostitution drug dealing which you showed there what do you think was motivating this gang well definitely criminality plays a huge part but that criminality and isis go hand in hand is also known so the drug dealing part for example is actually had many would say it's so forbidd

it's the last day of ramadan and muslims around the world are preparing to break the fast. i mean to micah is celebrating with a piece of meat something he can't usually afford he fled from mali four years ago . his family sold several cow goats and chickens to pay for his passage. syphilitic deadliest the islamists had attacked our village. so my family decided that i should go. to join you i went through the desert so far as morocco and. if there traffickers put me in a box and stacked it up with other girls to see if i was terrified i would suffocate the money they gave me two bottles one with water and the other empty the urine. there must have been drugs or sleeping tablets in the bottle of water because i slept all the time. to go when we set off there were two of us in a container. and when we got to spain the other guy wasn't there. i dream of having my own truck someday getting to taking son to the construction site to model me but i have no money to buy one with. one juicer dreams without money supposed. to do says he can never get ahead on this wages to win his f

we will pray in damascus by the end of ramadan it's been seven ramadan since then they said we will have big tree in yemen in between if we are into the fourth year because we're almost out of time i do have to ask about the domestic front you have you're seen as part of the kind of reformist pragmatic moderate part of iranian politics you've called iran a democracy you've called it a democratic system in the past and of course your president rouhani has been elected twice overwhelmingly by the iranian people but his boss the supreme leader of iran ayatollah common i wasn't elected by the people has been in office for nearly thirty years and if you insult him you risk going to prison in iran how is that democratic by any definition i question your premise because the leader in iran is also elected. please check our constitution twenty nine years ago no no and he can be removed any day by a body by a party that elected him and that party was elected by the people every country has their own the assembly of experts the assembly of experts but the guardian council which he appoints has a ve

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and civilians are being forcibly returned to unsafe areas and they predominately sunni and province ramadan reports from baghdad. this is the point tonally displaced people. at the height of the military operations against eisel in two thousand and fifteen it was home to seven thousand people. government officials have come to see it closed. at the moment of the last hundred fifty or so families the remains here finally returned home we've closed it as part of a government program to resettle all i.d.p. camps. it's a program criticized by aid workers who say it's happening too quickly and it's still too dangerous. more than three million people have returned to their homes by the middle of the sea but more than two and a half million others are still displaced according to the international organization for migration. mohammed jassim was one of those brave enough to go back home but his family house was destroyed in the war so mohammed is living in a tent some of his relatives are here to help him. out of our situation is desperate there's nothing to salvage from our home it's not a home an

for his role in the two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan was taught tried in absentia after he went into self-imposed exile in two thousand and eight the main opposition bangladesh national party nineteen others have been sentenced to death when lawyer lawyer says the timing of the verdict is aimed at keeping him out of the country's upcoming elections. upset now with all the headlines i'll be back with more news here on al-jazeera of the inside story. the nobel committee has announced the joint with this year's peace prize. and now they're moved. to syria has been granted exclusive international rights to interview the winners after the awards ceremony here in oslo in december the nobel interview on al-jazeera. american pressure growing up on saudi arabia over missing journalists. president donald trump says he's worried and the u.s. secretary of state is urging the kingdom to support a thorough investigation will deter his allegations of murder be a turning point in relations between yeah lies this is inside story. me. hello and welcome t

for his role in the two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan was tried in absentia after he went into self-imposed exile in two thousand and eight is when the main opposition bangladesh national party nineteen other people were sentenced to death . lawyers as the timing of the verdict is aimed at keeping him out of the country's upcoming elections and donald trump says he's considering five candidates for the role of the u.s. ambassador to the united nations often the key haley's sudden resignation trump says he will announce his successor in the next two to three weeks the update now with all our headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prime in the twenty first century they are look real war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. i am for me ok family could be here in the stream today this search for

arabic and in english but this crisis has not only affected how people outside of saudi arabia look at ramadan sol month there is a great fear i think inside saudi arabia that this will negatively affect his popularity in standing inside the kingdom especially if there are negative economic consequences associated with this gruesome act and we've seen them already and so if saudis then hold him responsible for negative economic consequences to their country that's quite concerning so i think these these tweets are primarily directed at saudis to try to sow doubt in their mind that mohammed bin some on in the saudi government responsible for this and therefore not to blame them for this crisis amnesty international is calling on tennis stars to withdraw from an exhibition much shuttled for saudi arabia in december the king solomon tennis championship was announced shortly after the disappearance of jamal khashoggi rafa nadal and novak djokovic shall set to take home at least a million dollars for the one off match in the city of jeddah. plenty mostly to come for you here on the news hour includ

tariq ramadan as the mentioned he's in exile in london and this is going to put a dent to the bangladesh nationalist party effort to mobilize itself during the coming election government came up with the reaction they're happy with the body they say they're going to appeal for. they want to death sentence for him so they're going to appeal to the high court for the opposition they haven't come out with a reaction yet there is no straight demonstration in fear of arrest and heavy handed police tactics one of the sons of egypt's former president mohamed morsy has been arrested at his home in cairo the family say they don't know where he was picked up his one of five children and was sentenced to a year in jet in two thousand and fifteen for alleged drug possession former president morsi has been jailed since he was ousted is in a military coup in two thousand and thirteen. al-jazeera has been given access to our ports not yet released by a panel of u.n. experts on the u.a.e. violations of sanctions imposed on somalia and eritrea it is the continued illegal construction of an ember aussie b

for his role in the two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan was taught tried in absentia after he went into self-imposed exile in two thousand and eight the main opposition bangladesh national party nineteen others have been sentenced to death when lawyer lawyer says the timing of the verdict is aimed at keeping him out of the country's upcoming elections. upset now with all the headlines i'll be back with more news here on al-jazeera of the inside story. the nobel committee has announced the joint with this year's peace prize. and now they're moved. to syria has been granted exclusive international rights to interview the winners after the awards ceremony here in oslo in december the nobel interview on al-jazeera. american pressure growing up on saudi arabia over missing journalists. president donald trump says he's worried and the u.s. secretary of state is urging the kingdom to support a thorough investigation will deter allegations of murder be a turning point in relations between yeah lies this is inside story. hello and welcome to the pr

for his role in the two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan is the son of former opposition leader khalid asea who is already in jail a home was tried in absentia off he went into self in face exile in two thousand and eight. parts of florida are already seeing flooding as hurrican michael begins to lash the coast it's gaining strength and is now a category four storm with sustained winds of over two hundred thirty kilometers an hour it looks like it will be the worst storm to hit florida's northwestern coast in over a decade and the strongest in terms of wind speed this year hundreds of thousands of people have been ordered to leave that's a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera inside story is up next. in new york times says a mouse as sure as b. was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish media have published pictures of what they say are the agents sent to kill him but the saudis insist he left the building so what happened to her so she this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hood up that haven't on

it's home to iraq's force and oil fields that produce seventy five percent of the nation's oil ramadanday reports from baghdad. the bustling portal basra province is. a crucial lifeline to the country's economy every day tens of thousands of tons of imported goods are offloaded at these dogs more than three million barrels of oil field tankers distin for the global market while busting up pumps millions into government coffers every day but a little of that reaches its residents we've been totally neglected we have no clean water no electricity no jobs we keep wondering how we sunk to this level. where is the government fifteen years we've been kept hearing these promises without action we're still not seeing any efforts to save us from this misery in the impoverished suburbs of iraq's second largest city a simmering soup of garbage and roll see which is a common sight. grievances boiled over in early july when thousands took to the streets to protest what they say is government neglect but the protests what you get after thousands of people got sick drinking contaminated water after f

prison for his role in a two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan was tried in absentia because he remains in self-imposed exile the court sentenced nineteen others to death over the same attack as reports. in this crowd a some of those injured in an attack in dhaka more than fourteen years ago and. they're still angry one of the chilling thought if you have one. one must be taken back from london and he must get the punishment which was given by the court and no one should be all must be punished to recruit a man fled bangladesh to london in two thousand and eight and now leads the opposition bangladesh nationalist party he was tried and convicted in absentia the criminal conspiracy and multiple counts of murder for the two thousand and four attack. as then opposition leader sheikh hasina addressed a crowded rally in the bangladeshi capital. the grenade blast killed dozens of people and wounded more than five hundred including has seen a who suffered severe injuries and one in she went on to win a landslide victory in two thousand and eight becomin

two later after they stay on death row you quietly hear of a pardon, clemency granted perhaps by ramadan by the king. >> jamal khashoggi's editor at "the washington post" tonight tweeted this. she said khashoggi was a 60-year-old man. what sort of equal fight would he have had against 15 other men, and who brings a bone saw to a discussion? the stupidity of the saudi explanation is mind-boggling, and jeremy bash, that stupidity donald trump has said tonight he finds believable. >> and the big question, lawrence, really is whether the u.s.-saudi relationship -- because although obviously mohammed bin salman bears sort of personal responsibility at this hour for what is happening in the kingdom and for how the kingdom is communicating with the world, there is no alternative to mohammed bin salman, it's not like the united states can snap its fingers and say we want somebody else in that vital role as leading that country as the heir apparent to a king. so there really is nobody else. so the united states is going to have to decide over the next months and years, how and whether in which to

arabic and in english but this crisis has not only affected how people outside of saudi arabia look at ramadan so mine there is a great fear i think inside saudi arabia that this will negatively affect his party larry in standing inside the kingdom especially if there are negative economic consequences associated.

for his role in the two thousand and four grenade attack against the current prime minister tariq ramadan is the son of the former opposition leader. who's already in jail rahman was tried in absentia after he went into self-imposed exile in two thousand and eight the prime minister sheikh hasina who was opposition leader at the time of the narrowly escaped but suffered a hearing loss roman's lawyer says the timing of the verdict is aimed at keeping him out of forthcoming elections to be a treasury has more now from the capital. very dramatic and to a very sensational political violence case in bangladesh as a state took fourteen years and almost about one thousand four hundred fifty four days of deliberation to come to the conclusion one thousand people were given that sentence nineteen were given life in prison men eleven were given lesser times now out of those eighteen people are still absconding now one of the convict is a very high profile person party elder son of the former prime minister. he happens to be all for the acting chairperson of the bangladesh nationalist party this put

probably one of the most vicious hanging campaigns can ever have been it was here during the month of ramadan that used to be done just around the hoop and it is t.v. broadcast and they've handed those young people in their own cities or to show them and also the same time they go and they destroy their homes. while mom will get their feet exercised brute force at home is authority didn't extend to wider arab affairs. following the death of egypt's german are the nasr in one nine hundred seventy gadhafi had seen himself as their parent to advance by an arab as a but not a successor and what he said that had sidelined gadhafi during the war with israel and ignored the libyan leader as egypt where in line with western interests signing a peace treaty with israel. gadhafi took this as a personal insult and a betrayal of the arab cause. he's a leader with your friends in the area the man who dreamed of uniting the arab world is perhaps discovering that no one shares his vision anymore. isolated and overlooked. would turn away from the arab world and find a new cause in an old fight. on behalf of

probably one of the most vicious hand in term pain scale ever haven't was it during the month of ramadan that used to be done just around the hoop and that is t.v. broadcasted and they've handed those young people in their own cities or to show them and also the same time to go and they destroy their homes. while mom will get their fix the size of brute force at home is authority didn't extend to wider arab affairs. following the. death of your man auburn are set in one nine hundred seventy gadhafi had seen himself as a parent to advance by an out of prison but not a success and what he said that had sidelined get their feet during the war with israel and ignored the libyan leader as egypt fed in line with western interests signing a peace treaty with israel. good defeat took this as a personal insult and a betrayal of the arab cause. he's a leader with your friends in the area and man who dreamed of uniting the arab world is perhaps discovering that no one shares his vision any more isolated and overlooked gadaffi would turn away from the arab world and find a new cause in an old fight.

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we heard a lot of motivation of these of this group for example in the attack end of may it was ramadan many to kurdish were attacked so we asked why kurdish voices why a particular kurdish and one kurdish refugee told us well they accused us of not fasting they accused of us of not you know off listening to music of not being religious enough so and then another one told us no there's a political reason behind it because we were fighting isis in syria in iraq the push america so there were different answers to the same question and we had to make that transparent and that was also difficult but we thank you so much for your reporting mariel miller we appreciate it. now a top spanish football team has waded into controversy after honoring and i can of palestinian resistance we're talking about. a teenager jailed for eight months after slapping two soldiers from the israeli defense forces now a video this video here captures the confrontation outside of his home in occupied west bank territory a true colloquial attention her arrest and jailing on assault charges there after were condemne

tariq ramadan as you have mentioned he's in exile in london and this is going to put a dent to the bangladesh nationalist party effort to mobilize itself during the upcoming election government came up with their reaction they're happy with the body they say they're going to appeal for case they wanted that sentence for him so they're going to appeal to the high court for the opposition they haven't come out with a reaction yet there is no straight demonstration in fear of arrest and heavy handed police tactic now we also know that the opposition previously say this case is very much a politically motivated it's farcical the witnesses are not reliable there were two hundred twenty five. witnesses of the prosecution and at least twenty years witnesses from the defense side the political scenario and the landscape is already volatile we'll have to see how the things roll out in coming two months before the election because things are very tense now. in the opposition parties seems to be in trouble because of this case as well as other areas warrants against them many of them are behind jail thi

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