Over 730,000 attend massive rave in Saudi Arabia

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More than 730,000 people attended Saudi Arabia’s MDLBeast Soundstorm music festival last week and, according to media reports, attendees were drunk, women wore skin-tight...

Fifty pro-Israel Jewish business leaders ‘visited Prophet’s Mosque in Medina’

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Fifty Jewish business leaders closely affiliated with Israel visited Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina last month at the invitation of the Saudi authorities, it has...

Saudi Arabia embraces pagan festival of Halloween

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According to media reports from the Middle East, Saudi Arabia is fully embracing the pagan festival of Halloween with pumpkins, lights and ghoulish decorations springing...

Outrage as Zionist normaliser appointed to deliver Yawm al Arafah khutba

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Arab social media has been enflamed by the appointment of Muhammad Al-Issa - a fierce opponent of political Islam who visited Auschwitz with Zionists...

Saudi Arabia confirms LGBT visitors are welcome in kingdom

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The official Saudi Arabia tourism website has been updated to confirm that LGBT visitors are welcome in the kingdom and unmarried couples can share...

Saudi authorities arrest founder of popular Islamic website Shaykh al-Munajjid

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Saudi Arabia's ongoing witch-hunt of dissident scholars now includes the arrest of the founder of a popular Islamic website, Shaykh Muhammad Saleh al-Munajjid. The Twitter...

Saudi Arabia bans abayas in exam halls

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Saudi Arabia has banned female students from wearing the abaya in examination halls. All female students will now need to abide by school uniform regulations...

Prominent Turkish scholar Sheikh Mahmud Effendi passes away

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One of Turkey's most influential Islamic scholars and teachers, Sheikh Mahmud Effendi, has passed away at the age of 93. Sheikh Effendi died in İstanbul on...

World Cup: LGBTQ fans can display affection, alcohol allowed in fan zones

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Qatar's World Cup chief has said that gay fans will be able to display affection during the World Cup, rainbow flags will be allowed...

Saudi Arabia to allow foreigners to buy property

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Saudi Arabia is planning to allow foreigners to buy residential and business properties, including in the holy cities of Makkah and Medinah. Arab News reports that a new law...
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