the book salman ma has reached its third edition at the same time as salman farsi's commemoration day. mr. reza asadi kashani, the author of this work , has announced that the second volume of this book will be published soon. let there be a book titled salman ma about salman farsi, whose name is enough to take us to the beginning of islam and introduce us to iranians who had not yet converted to islam but were searching for it . did you say yes, father, in the same way you always insist, the iranian name of salman farsi was roozbeh for many years in various ways. he traveled and it was during these trips that he met the prophet and accepted the religion of islam. he belonged to a class that had a clear material future, but because of this motivation , he placed himself in the path of events in order to discover the truth. salman farsi's series is also being made, thank you moche. our salman book is now the product of this view. a book whose name refers to his position first of all. he was forbidden to the prophet, that is, from the prophet's family became. a narrative in three chapte

these days on the bookshelf there is a book called salman ma, a book about persian salman, whose name is enough to take us to the forefront of islam and introduce us to iranians who had not yet converted to islam. he traveled to different lands and it was during these trips that he met the prophet and accepted islam. he belonged to a class that had a clear material future, but because of this. the rightist movement put itself in the path of events to discover the truth. the character that the salman farsi series portrays. it is also under construction. our salman book is now the product of this view. a book whose name is first of all it refers to his position. he was forbidden to the prophet, that is, he became a member of the prophet's family. a narrative in three chapters about a character who chooses islam after much searching. in order to reach the truth of religion, it has gone beyond everything. he was displaced in syria, iraq, hijaz, and... he went from one religion to another and finally became a muslim, yes, by someone who we don't think is the prophet, may god bless him and

bin abdul aziz and the crown prince muhammad bin salman bin abdul aziz, the crown prince and the prime minister, and we extend our appreciation for their firm support and also for the hosting and for hosting this meeting. i'd also like to. extend a special thanks to the secretary general of the oic for his great efforts in organizing and in putting together this important meeting. your excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, let's focus. let's focus on our common goals, peace, justice and retrieving dignity for all those people who are suffering as a result of this conflict. it's true that our goals are a permanent and immediate cease fire and also liberating all of the hostages and those held captive and to bear to be respect for the... and dignity for all those people who have suffered as a result, it's true that our goals are immediate cease fire and also liberating all of the hostages and for there to be respect for the... and policies of all of the countries and stakeholders, for this reason we underscore once again the respect for peace and for there to be a permanent solution for th

richest countries — a new bbc documentary tries to clear the fog around saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmansport first, and for a full round—up from the bc sports centre, -- bbc —— bbc sport centre, here is paul scott. thank you, helena. we are going to start with football. the final game of the first round of premier league matches is under way, with leicester's return to the top flight seeing them take on tottenham at the king power stadium. spurs�* new signing dominic solanke was handed his first competitive start for the club. and it spurs, the visitors, have just gone 1—0 up from an unlikely source, page rapport with a header from ajames source, page rapport with a header from a james madison cross. —— pedro porro from a james maddison cross. meanwhile, oliver skipp hasjoined leicester on a five—year deal from tonight's opponents tottenham, after spurs accepted a bid in excess of £20 million. the 23—year—old has been with the north london club since 2008 and made his first—team debut in 2018. chelsea have agreed a fee, in principle, with atletico madrid for midfielderjoao felix, in a m

. federation who's joining us in our tehran studio now, okay, mr. salman, good to have you with us, to you and your viewers, okay, tell us what happened uh, let me tell you that uh, our team was among the top eight teams uh of the international federation and the best asian team as the best asian team iran qualified to the olympics. in the process of getting uh qualified over the past year uh we had the competitions we took part in nine competitions for the qualification we uh spend money uh and our fencers uh had to take part in competitions in various continents fortunately in uh farvadin iranian calendar iran secured its uh qualification for the olympic. games uh well uh the first uh competition, the first round in the olympic uh was against the us, the powerful team of the us which is ranked the second international ranking, we won the game and we beat the us in a tight competition uh for the for being qualified to final we competed against the hungary. uh during that match against hungary uh our fencers uh passed uh away uh against the hungary and many analysts said that iran dese

our reporter salman ravi. hamas. from the bedouin community of rahat, kidnapped from israel by hamas terrorists on october seven, has been rescued, he is alive, back in israel. we cannot go into many details of the special operation, i can assure that israeli commanders rescued qaid farhan alkadi from underground town following accurate intelligence. his medical condition is stable and he will undergo examination in hospital. his family had been waiting 326 days to receive the news they did today. but there are still 108 hostages whose families are still waiting to hear the news that their loved ones are home. and they should know that we will not rest until we fulfil our mission to bring all our hostages back home. we will pursue the return of our hostages through all means possible. i repeat, through all means possible, thank you. we got a sister, the brief statement from the idf spokesperson, reiterating basically those details we already knew in the next hour or so. the israeli military saying it has rescu

to understand the progress of this form, we met ali salman, and a cultural entrepreneur and founder of the cold patty truck cock project. this art is not only limited to pakistan, but we also brought it to the world. we have decorated trucks and buses in several countries, including the us, germany and china, english to promote this art internationally to create more job opportunities. unesco featured us as a creative audit, removed from pakistan because of our contribution to the creative economy. several souvenirs of small tracts and rick shows are being designed for gifts. the whole community is benefiting from this art. our project is entrepreneurial, which is created awareness, and jobs. truck card is recognized locally and internationally. the local artists are the primary beneficiaries. after a long ways rashid is now ready for another jenny and his beloved truck ready to hit the road again the a visit to no one in the flat like a scene has long been established in sort of at my colleague, robin is going to show us around today, robin and i are good friends, the best known as th

salman is the successor leader to the right of the prophet and the imam, and next to them is the president with two important characteristics of imitating the imam and the son of the nation. many years ago, at the end of this alley , abdul samad rajaei had a house that he inherited from his father. a house from which only. the wooden door of its colonnade and the sign above the entrance remain remaining apart from this house, abdul samad also had a shop in ghazvin bazaar. bezazi was giving enough for his own life and his wife's life. in the same years, in the same conditions as rezakhani, god gave abdul samad and glin khanum another son. a boy named muhammad ali and azan and iqamah in his ears. but glin's trust was older, it was more difficult in the basement. far away from iran, the second world war had started and its severity had taken hold of our people. the market had lost its prosperity. wheat and grains had decreased and the poverty of the people had reached the levels. many homes and lives. they had left them and came they went to big cities to find better business. mohammad hossei

though in a controversial semi-final match, officials blaming bias refering. for that result, atpur salman, the president of iran's defensing federation was with us in our studio explaining the situation and what's being done to address it, heat that was supposed to officiated in in favor of pak daman, the referees officiated against us, repeatedly these two referees check the hit. and many analysts and many referees and judges say that uh the game should be 44-44 at last they ended the game and the hit that the scoreboard is showing that was the hit that uh ended uh the failure of mr. park toman and unfortunately this referee and the judge officiated in favor of hungary for this matter let me tell you that uh there was a match in hungry for the qualification for olympic games, the referee that judged uh here, andreas duri, he had refereed a match between kazakhstan and hungary and they officiated in favor of hungary at the time, this shows that referees can have manipulation in results and uh preferential treatment, so unfortunately fencing this is common, especially in saber that their i

her name is salman, like the bears favorite food tells cnn affiliate kiro. she got her husband too scare off the bear with well well-timed growl i'm going how to get rid of a bear. thankfully, no one was hurt. and salman says the bear only rummaged around for some snacks she had stashed an earthquake emergency kits the school is installing door handles to make sure that the bear isn't able to get back inside. >> kate is it wrong if i say that bears cute, i know, you know, the bear is adorable. you could say it. >> it's different when it's in a wall behind you, right? versus in front of you and your classroom, but still, thank you thank you. that the fact that sikking get the door handle open is just amazing. i'm just saying i can barely moving to this. >> governor tim walz is getting his big introduction to the country and the world this week. and before he became running mate, paul's and even before he became governor walz, he was teacher. mr. walls, and also football coach. walz tim is who he is. >> he's never changed he's all about serving people felt flu

a profile photo of mbs, if not the profile photo, the cover photo, yeah, it's always muhammad bin salmanادنا اللهم تحمانيه امين اللهم خدمه امين حسبي الله it's hard to watch, but this is how reality hits us on social media, and proves again and again that israel has long hands that reach every country in the arab world, yeah, to make sure the division stays, remains at the heart of our societies, but we have hope. hope, especially in these kinds of people, like the man we just watched, so there is hope, there's always someone who's there to remind us, yes, there's always that raw video that comes out uh telling you the real story from uh gaza and puts back everything into perspective and silences all of those media outlets that support the zionist narrative uh against the narrative of the natives, thank you very much for being with us to talk about this, ladies and gents, next we have. is expos. as the devastating war in gaza approaches its 10th month. some arab media have increased their misleading information about the popularity of the palestinian resistance hamas in gaza. the us funde

salman's has been held open the door, coax the bear back inside. luckily there was no damage to the classroom. just a couple of. stolen snacks. they like their snacks. who doesn't. haha i've been >> well, you know, you also notice any with sam and you know, much. there's like salmon. >> yeah, they can catch it. you know, grab put up all out there right? just what i mean that? so it's it is back to school. and oakland, they have things they like to eat. bury and juniper make they are hogs who go on jobs. haha, we use the term jogs loosely like eat even while he's and people, you know, you can see that that they they walk through the zoo. they surpassed by people are sociable. sure. want to meet the zoo goers and you know, and they want to get their steps up to. so what are you doing? 10,000, the dead. what you just they got me, but they have 4 legs. yeah, that quadruples doubles so if you're at zoo say hi but jasper and we'll have those huckleberry and and huck finn. i do. all right. our final story of the week. i think we're ready challenge now off

to understand the progress of this form, we met ali salman ancient cultural entrepreneur and founder of the cold party truck cock project. this art is not only limited to pakistan, but we also brought it to the world. we have decorated trucks and buses in several countries, including the us, germany and china, english to promote this art internationally to create more job opportunities. unesco featured us as a creative audit, removed from pakistan because of our contribution to the creative economy. several souvenirs are small tracts and rick shows are being designed for gifts. the whole community is benefiting from this art. our project is entrepreneurial, which is created awareness and jobs because the truck card is recognized locally and internationally. the local artists are the primary beneficiaries. after a long ways rashid is now ready for another jenny and his beloved truck ready to hit the road again the a visit to no one in the flat like a scene has long been established in front of my colleague. robin is going to show us around today robin and i are good friends to special

recognized, classy, ​​famous, of course, they will have a video link, especially i am waiting for salmana writer, and also, well, i will say that this forum will take place in october from the third. from the sixth of october, and also, finally, i will say that our cultural diplomacy is working, do you remember when a russian missile hit the kharkiv printing house factor druk in may, there was a lot of attention to this event, and ukrainians focused a lot on the restoration of this printing house, and especially now, when our reading and literature in general have reached a new level. became very it is popular to talk about ukrainian writers, to read ukrainian books, to discuss them, and that is why the idea immediately arose that some of these burned or half-burned, burned books, i do not know what it is called, should be transferred somewhere abroad, and some exhibitions should be held, because a lot of foreign audiences, especially from countries that care about their culture, the same france or britain, they are very horrified and they are very affected by this very ... genocide, how

guests, recognized, cool, famous, of course, they will be a video link, especially i am waiting for salman rushdie, a writer, well and also, well i will say that this forum will take place in october from 3 on the sixth of october and also, finally, i will say that our cultural diplomacy is working. do you remember when a russian missile hit the kharkiv printing house factor druk in may. there was a lot of attention to this event, and ukrainians put a lot of effort into the restoration of this printing house, and, well, especially now, when our reading and books in general, literature have reached a new level, and it has become very popular to speak. pro-ukrainian writers, read ukrainian books, discuss them, that's why the idea immediately arose that some of these burned or half-burned, burned books, i don't know what it's called, need to be transferred somewhere abroad, to make some exhibitions, because many foreign audiences, especially from countries that care about their culture, namely france or britain, they are very are horrified, and they are greatly influenced by this very cultura

guests, recognized as cool, famous, of course, they will be video-linked, especially i am waiting for salmaniter, well, and also, well i will say that this forum will take place in october from october 3 to october 6, and also, finally , i will say that our cultural diplomacy is working, do you remember when a russian missile hit the kharkiv printing house factor print in may, there was a lot of attention to this event , and ukrainians were a lot of people, even... the renovation of this printing house, and especially now, when our reading and books in general, literature have reached a new level, and it has become very popular to talk about ukrainian writers, read ukrainian books, discuss them, here and therefore the idea immediately arose, that some of these burned or half-burned, burned books, i don't know what it's called, should be transferred somewhere abroad, some kind of exhibition should be made, because there is a lot of foreign, especially from countries that care about their culture, including france or britain, they are very horrified, and they are very affected by this cultural

for more on this — let's speak to our reporter salman ravi in kolkata.hey making getting the doctors to pull off this action? part of the services have been resumed, but the call was for 2h hours, given by the medical association. still, the doctors are keeping away from performing their duties from the hospitals, and staging protests in their hospitals, and even taking out rallies, braving the reins and taking out processions here against that incident and demanding capital punishment for the culprits, and also demanding that if there are other culprits arrested, that they should also be put immediately. the chief investigator promises the investigation is being conducted fairly, but the case was handed over to the bureau of investigation. so, the cbi has taken up investigation. so, the cbi has taken up the case, and... it will hear the position on tuesday. as we get the information from the supreme court website. this is a case where it has sparked a wide range of unrest and widespread anger among the people, and even today, the police are... 0rders an

richest countries — a new bbc documentary tries to clear the fog around saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, here is paul scott. thank you, helena. we are going to start with football. the final game of the first round of premier league matches is under way, with leicester's return to the top flight seeing them take on tottenham at the king power stadium. spurs' new signing dominic solanke was handed his first competitive start for the club. and it spurs, the visitors, have just gone i—0 and it spurs, the visitors, have just gone 1—0 up from an unlikely source, page rapport with a

back to your question, the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed bin salman, admitted last week thatecause he is talking about recognising the state of israel, but it is possible. on that cliffhanger, that is where we are going to have to leave it. newscast from the bbc. good evening. although the sun wasn't out for all of us today, we did have a good deal of dry weather and that's the way it will continue this evening. if anything, the cloud may break up to reveal a little bit more sunshine, and hopefully there'll be a bit more around tomorrow, but there'll still be a few showers. we've had those pushing through on the brisk wind to the north and west. that continues this evening. the odd one elsewhere, even possibly in east anglia and the southeast, where we've had the lion's share of the day's sunshine. the cloud melts, though, through the night the winds ease further and it'll be another coolish start on sunday morning. perhaps a little bit of fog if you're up early enough, because actually the winds are falling lighter through sunday as the azores high ridges closer to our shore

have had extra reason to worry, it's not clear how the beast actually.in seems pretty friendly, but salman said, the intruder charge towards her, so she quickly lock the door. if finally round back to the mountains after she cold in her husband to help shore enough, the bear found snacks that had been hidden away in the case of an emergency, fortunately, didn't have a taste for salmon. the lane salmon kind anyway, that wraps up this hour of coverage. i'm max foster in london. i'll be back with more cnn newsroom i would precede joining us from paris after the break he democratic national convention starts monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming on a couple of choose asleep numbers, smart bet. i need help whether snoring sleep number does that thank you during our biggest sale of the year, say 50% on the street, number limited edition smart been shot out to sleep number store near you it was had trouble losing weight and keeping same discover the power of week-old what rigobi i lost 35 pounds as some lost the war, 46 pounds we go the un cheeping away we go via help you lose weight and keep it

but mohammed bin salman is not exactly uncontroversial figure his human rights record is poor he chopped up a friend of mine in a saudi consulate long ago jamal khashoggi he still has people in for 35 years for a tweet he decides what he wants to do and he he it should the united states have a formal defense treaty with a country that is very far from a democracy doesn't share our values when i mean we don't we have few of these kinds of agreements. we have nato's we have agreements with japan, south korea. but they're fellow democracies we don't even a formal defense agreement with with the israelis. so is it a good idea to have one with saudi arabia? ultimately, that's a diplomatic question, not a military question. my answer would be if the united states is going to be a global power and exert power globally, sometimes you going to have to make common cause with nations that don't necessarily share your values. but share your interests. so common is one thing, but an agreement to defend them against attack. well, let's see what happens and let's see how links to normalization of saudi

he had not somehow gone awol or bins salman's. we discharged instead opting to retire. okay? >> yeah. i mean the terminology that came to me was he quit and went from there and yes, he opted. i'm going to i'm going to backup two seconds. he opted to retire, which i found out at a later date in june here's where he went to when i found this out. it at that meeting my focus is to build the team. let's go forward. we'd better. >> yes the other issue all it was is that the individual that approval? >> this was to hire to levels higher than myself and the enlisted core. and shouldn't have had tim walz come back to me and talk to me about this and discuss this as to why he was going forward now are not going forward no after you've already told me he was going forward i understand sergeant major now thinking about that timeline, i think it's important the way you've laid it out because it sounds as though yes, he was entitled to retire. there was a protocol where he was supposed so go to you, you say it's for that approval, but there was somebody he went to instead of you which is

so i think that there are there's a lot of anticipation among the salman, the american public, particularly the progressive elements of the democratic party that sends stun kamala harris, perhaps a different position i don't think that that's correct, although i think it's also very important that she is in fact able to speak with credibility, sincerity in legitimacy about the legitimate aspirations of the palestinian people for a state of their own yeah. >> and she didn't go as far as calling for a state of their own, but it was notable that that she spoke to their suffering as much as she spoke to condemning hamas and the atrocities perpetrated on october 7 as well. all right. suzanne maloney, almost harel. thank you. so much for your time. appreciate it will next on gps, it's been nearly three weeks since ukraine launched a shock incursion into russia's kursk region in kyiv. keep the territory it captured and how is it affecting the wider war? i'll ask michael kaufman of the carnegie endowment for international peace the pros for have i got news for you or pretty odd about what are the k

>>salman this city and county of francisco planning to send out dear john people thought to be engaging solicitation of prostitution. it's gotten so bad because certain age or workers now. >>as not cross today, which is interesting. but that being said. >>it's really interesting not been around long enough. i'll give you a little san francisco history back in the early 70's, there was a group called coyote was just call off your old tire ethics they were run by a woman and margot same so was a worker and it was sort of a coalition are our union of workers. and in those days they actually da's offices actually took those cases to trial. and the big defense, of course, was, well, it's a victimless crime and it was difficult at times to get convictions. so you don't see. da's office says bringing cases against workers. so what they're doing now as go ahead? well, the people are the they're suing the city. the miners are fed up. i mean, >>i'm going to take a quote here, having ons and women skimpy clothes walking around her neighborhood is not what we want to see. yeah, i'll tell you what t

salman's has been held the door open cokes. the bear back out.ge to the classroom. just a couple of stolen snacks, as my producer mentioned with salmon should hear the bear was just looking for salmon right? and still next. >> our on the kron 4 morning news. it is the last day for outside lands. we'll take a look at the weekend's festivities for you. plus, music lovers gathered in san jose for the jazz festival. details coming up. also, ice cream shop burglarized, what they were able to take me surprising. stay with us. kron 4 morning news on the sunday continues. tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen. but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way that it just makes sense, and i feel like that's the way our heavenly father would teach us. 4 morning news. vice president harris and running ma

and the same thing happened in ariana grande, the concert when, salman abedi, he, targeted that area,manchester arena and, he the isis took the responsibility for that incident. and here we see the person who carried who planned to carry out this attack. he has also pledged , attack. he has also pledged, allegiance to isis. so there is allegiance to isis. so there is a pattern between these two incidents. we see that the these attackers, they aim to apparently aim to claim as many casualties as possible. and then there is a religious misogyny component to these incidents because according to the radical interpretation of religion, women who dance , drink and spend women who dance, drink and spend time at home enjoy , you know, time at home enjoy, you know, with their friends, they deserve to be punished. and some radical and some extremist people, they take this responsibility on themselves. and the thing that it's all justified, punishing these women who are apparently in their eyes, are not good enough to be respected and protected. so i mean, i'm struggling with this. >> i mean, if