The statue was decapitated by a rocket-propelled grenade soon after the Taliban returned to power in August, in an incident residents of the city in central Afghanistan blamed on the hardline Islamists. The Taliban have now replaced the statue with the Quran.
Ramiz said that PCB will be the first Asian cricket board to take the step to launch Women’s PSL in order to promote the women’s game. The PCB Chairman also announced that the board plans to launch an Under-19 men's edition of the PSL.
An Indian reality show's failure to call out an incident of Islamophobia has sparked anger among the fans. One contestant called out another Muslim contestant ‘terrorist’ during a verbal spat. The scene had upset the fans who expected the host Salman Khan to condemn the incident.
Mumbai Police Cyber Cell arrested Akubathini Ramnagesh after his tweet targeting the cricketer’s 10-month-old daughter went viral. The 23-year-old suspect is facing charges of sexual harassment, criminal intimidation, defamation, and publishing obscene material.
The news of SC demanding PM Khan to appear before the court in the APS case took Pakistan by storm. Many questioned the court’s decision to directly seek answers from PM Khan as his government was not in ruling during the horrific APS incident.
British Consul General to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia has embraced Islam and changed his name to Seif Usher. Messages of appreciation and felicitation have been pouring in for the British Consul General on social media. Muslims are praying for him and wishing him good fortune.
On October 27, 1919, Khilafat Day was observed all over India and on November 23, 1919, the first Khilafat Conference met in Delhi. These events happened almost 102 years ago and are considered extremely important events in Muslim history.
Earlier, she had asked her Twitter followers who they think she would be supporting in the Pakistan and Australia match. Later, she answered that she would love Pakistan to win. However, she said that she will be happy too if Australia wins.
The terrorists and criminals involved in the Army Public School and college incident were tried in a military court which sentenced six terrorists to death.