Thursday, March 27, 2014

Shrines of Ammar Yasir and Owais Qarani Desecrated in Syria

Al-Qaeda-linked militants have damaged the mosque of Ammar bin Yasir and Uwais al-Qarani in the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.
According to reports on Wednesday, foreign-backed militants from the so-called Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), who are fighting against the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, set off two powerful explosions at the mosque of Ammar bin Yasir and Uwais al-Qarani.
On Thursday, the Iranian Foreign Ministry denounced the terrorist attack and called on international organizations, including the United Nations and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, to react to such extremist acts which run counter to international norms.
“The reaction of the international community and the condemnation of such acts are the first step in carrying the responsibility for safeguarding things sacred to divine religions and preventing the recurrence of such extremist and blind acts,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham stated.
The site, seized over a year ago by militants, was once a destination for Shia Muslim pilgrims, including those from Iran, Lebanon and Iraq.
Photos of the mosque posted on the Internet on Wednesday showed extensive damage to the exterior walls and roof of the building. The pictures also depicted concrete and twisted metal strewn on the street outside the mosque with an interior wall collapsed inward.
The al-Qaeda-linked ISIL and other Takfiri militant groups have targeted many historical and religious sites in Syria since three years ago, when the Arab country was hit by foreign-backed violence. See Report

Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Ten Majalis on Ayyame-e-Faatemi at Malony Malad

From Tonight to 4th April daily at 9.00 PM, Majlises on the Shahadat of Hazrat Fatema Zahra (sa) at Mehfil-e-Muhibban-e-Husain (as), Plot 3,Gate 5, Malony Colony, Malad (west). Please do attend and present your condolence to Imam Of the Time (atfs).
Daily different Zakireen will be addressing.

The schedule is as follow:
1. Wednesday - 26th March - Maulana Naseer Aazmi
2- Thursday - 27th March - Maulana Wazir Askari
3- Friday - 28th March - Maulana Ghulam Abbas
4- Saturday - 29th March - Maulana Rehman Ali
5- Sunday - 30th March - Maulana Muntasir Mahdi
6- Monday - 31st March - Maulana Me'raaj Mahdi
7- Tuesday - 1st April - Maulana Fayyaz Baqeri
8- Wednesday - 2nd April - Maulana Afsar Husain
9- Thursday - 3rd April - Maulana Ashraf Imam
10- Friday - 4th April - Maulana Afsar Husain

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Friday, January 17, 2014

Snooping To Offline Computers

Some of the NSA's techniques were described in a New York Times article Wednesday, detailing how the agency implanted malicious software in nearly 100,000 computers worldwide.
According to the article, the agency made use of a secret technology that enables it to enter and alter data in computers even if they are not connected to the Internet.
These techniques are far different than the way the NSA used to gather information, says James Andrew Lewis a cyber security expert in Washington.
“The NSA had a problem about 15 years ago: the way they collected intelligence changed almost overnight. It went from being a microwave, long distance phone calls and very old, telecom-based approach...to the Internet," said Lewis.
The Internet, he says, has never been secure.
“There are some programs that take advantage of the fact that the Internet is not secured and may not be secured in our lifetimes. So a lot of places, including the U.S., have decided the way to make yourself secure is not to connect your most vital networks, your most vital processes," he said. >Read Full Story

Thursday, December 5, 2013

Guavas Are Good For Diabetics

Guava, a tropical fruit which is also known as peru is a delicious fruit. Guava is inexpensive and regarded as one of the superfoods which has numerous health and nutritional benefits. It is the season of guavas, so why not discuss about some health benefits of the wonder fruit? Guavas for example regulates blood pressure due to its potassium content which reverses the effects of sodium in the body. Guava benefits the health as it is rich in Vitamin C, an antioxidant which prevents cells from damage of free radicals. This in turn protects the body by lowering the risk of cancer.

Other health benefits of guava are; it increases blood circulation in the body which improves brain functioning. Similarly, guavas are also considered to be very good for diabetics. Guavas if consumed without its skin can be a healthy fruit for diabetics. According to scientists in India, guava's skin increases blood sugar levels, so diabetics must consume it without its skin.

How Guavas Are Good For Diabetics:
It is one of the fruits that is healthy and nutritious for the diabetics.
Consumption of guava reduces the absorption of sugar in the blood. This brings down high blood sugar levels in diabetics.
Guavas are rich in dietary fiber which makes it a healthy and stomach-friendly fruit for diabetics. According to studies, guavas are rich in fiber which makes it effective for lowering the chances of developing Type 2 diabetes.
Guavas are low in Glycemic Index which is why guavas can be consumed by diabetics.
Guava leaves are very healthy as they prevent the chances of developing diabetes. Dry the guava leaves and crush them. Boil in hot water like tea to get all the essential ingredients from the leaves, and consume it. The leaves of guava can prevent diabetes, and reduce blood sugar levels among diabetics.
Eating ripe guavas is good for diabetics as the fruit has complex sugars in i. Make sure you do not eat too much ripe guavas.
The fiber in guava also helps treat constipation which is very commonly faced by diabetics.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Benefits of Reciting Surah Jinn

       Surah Al-Jinn was revealed in Mecca and, including Bismillah, consists of 29 verses. It is narrated from Imam Ja'far Sadiq (A.S.)...