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Season 1 Episode 1: Pilot Party Rock Anthem (feat. Lauren Bennett & Goon Rock) by LMFAO Dance Party at Camp Pookah. Girls I’m Like Damn! by Bad Rabbits Matty spots Jenna at the Dance. We’ve Got Love by Ok SweetHeart Matty and Jenna hook up for the first time. Take My Breath Away By Berlin Jenna and Matty part ways after hooking up. When We Meet Again by Nicole Reynolds Jenna writes an article in…

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7 Remarkable Things You Might Not Know About Hazrat Khadija (RA)

There is often a debate about how women are oppressed in Islam, and how Muslim woman are not allowed to take part in anything that requires stepping outside their homes. There are also debates about feminism, about what it means to be a feminist. For me Hazrat Khadijah (RA) is the perfect example of a feminist.

Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, the wife of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). She comes to…

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Pakistani Artist Created an Iranian Architecture in a Monumental Light Pattern

A Pakistani Artist, designed this stunning light installation that symbolizes the exquisite look of the Iranian architecture. She used fragile light patterns and black lacquer wood cube. She used a laser cutter to ensure the cutting was precise, as the shape is so delicate.

Anila Agha, is originally from Lahore, and has a degree in Fiber Arts, from the University of North Texas. She has also won…

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Zaha Hadid's Breathtakingly Beautiful Unfinished Buildings

Zaha Hadid’s Breathtakingly Beautiful Unfinished Buildings

Architect Zaha Hadid, passed away last month; but she has left behind some breathtakingly beautiful projects. Out of her 37 unfinished projects we have picked out 21 of the most striking ones.

Source: Zaha Hadid

Mathematics Gallery at the Science Museum Located in: London, UK Completion date: 2016

Source: Zaha Hadid

The Changsha Meixhihu International Cultural Centre Located in Changsha, China Com…

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Muslim Muay Thai fighter Launches a Line of Sports Hijabs

Ruqsana Begum, believes that is Tiger Woods can have his own golf apparel, and if Michael Jordan can have his own line of shoes; then she can have her own line of sports Hijabs.

Ruqsana, a Muay Thai fighter, has launched her own line of sports hijabs. She said; “I’m fighting for a world title and launching my product at the same time, so this is huge for me now,”.

A female Atomweight Muay Thai…

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Can You Guess Why No-one Stepped Forward To Help Her?

Yesterday, a woman expressed her shock through social media after not a single person came forward to help her while she was being racially abused. Is that what we have come to?

A young Muslim woman reported that she was racially abused, and harassed at the Piccadilly Circus station; and not a single person stepped forward to help her.

Yazmyn, posted a picture of her attacker on twitter, along…

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France's Minister for Women Rights Called Hijabi Muslim Women the New "American Negroes"

France’s Minister for Women Rights Called Hijabi Muslim Women the New “American Negroes”

The Minister later apologized for her choice of words, but is firmly standing by her choice of words. As it is, her general observation on the matter.

France’s Women Rights Minister, Laurence Rossignol, found herself in a bit of a hiccup after she announced that Muslim Women who wear Hijab are like the American Negroes (who supported slavery).

Source: movimentobaseitalia

She made this remark…

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Muslim Man Memorized Seventy Thousand Hadith By Heart To Spread The Words of Prophet Muhammad

Imam Abu Abdullah Muhammad Ibn Ismail Al-Bukhari, the one who was blessed with a great memory that he memorized seventy thousand Ahadeeth without any help of pen and paper. Ahadeeth an-Nabwi (Sahih Al-Bukhari) is the book written by him which have been declared as the most authentic book after Holy Quran.

He was born in Bukhara (Uzbekistan) and he never met his father as he died before he was…

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Muslim Surgeon Techniques & Inventions are Still Used in Modern Medicine

Abul Qasim Khalaf Ibn Al Abbas Al-Zahrawi, one of the founders of ‘surgery’ was born around 940 AD during Andalusian Umayyad reign. Al-Zahrawi’s name was mentioned by European sources as Alzahawi, Ezzahrawi, Zahravius, Aicaravi, Alsahrawi, and from his first name as Abulcases, Bulcasis, and Bulcasim.

As his resident city El-Zahra was ruined in 1011, there is very little information about the…

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Man From Libyan Descent A Chaplain at the University of Toronto Now A Full time Ustad

Amjad Tarsin, from Libyan descent became the Chaplain at the University of Toronto. He did masters in Islamic studies after focusing on English, Arabic and Islamic studies. He became a chaplain at Fairfield University after two years of studying law at University of Michigan.

He feels his job to be very important while relating to students. He looks forward to make his students motivated towards…

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14 Year Old, First Hijabi Ballerina in the World Won The Young Star Award

“Stephanie Kurlow, 14, a Sydney schoolgirl is highly inspired by the ballerina dance and always wanted to open a dance school for girls. She wants to be the first hijabi ballerina through out the world.

“While talking to the daily news she said, “Dancing is like flying for me. It makes me feel free.”

“All I want is to share the beauty of the amazing ballet art form,” she further said, “and…

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Abdelrahman Ahmed Shaalan: The First Pro Sumo Wrestler From Africa

Abdelrahman, 21, is an Egyptian wrestler who made his marks in the ring of sumo wrestling, Japan. With the name Osunaarashi (Great Sandstorm), he became the first Muslim and Arab Professional to take part in Sumo.

Source: Wikipedia

He started this sport when he was 14 and went to Japan after winning World 2008 World Junior Sumo Championship. The Japanese were impressed that he went there right…

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Ibtihaj Muhammad, Qualified for Rio Olympics, and Will Make History Before Raising her Sword

Ibtihaj Muhammad, will make history at the Summer Rio de Janerio Olympics; before even soring a single point. As she will be the first U.S athlete to compete in the Olympics wearing a headscarf (hijab).

She is an African American women’s saber fencer, known for making history a few years ago by becoming the first Muslim woman to compete for the United States of America in fencing. By qualifying…

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Meet The First Hijabi German Blogger and Columnist

25 years of age Kubra Gumusay is the first hijabi German blogger and columnist. She was born and raised in Germany and now living in Oxford, UK with her husband. Das Tuch (The Cloth) in Germany daily Die Tageszeitung is her regular these days.

Source: Hurriyet

She was nominated for the Grimme Online Award in 2011 for her blog about her life as a hijabi Muslim woman in Germany called ‘Ein…

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Can TV Sitcoms Reduce Prejudice Against Muslims?

A doctoral candidate of Social Psychology at the Wisconsin-Madison University, Sohad Murrar said, “Entertainment media are likely to be one of the most effective ways to improve intergroup relations and promote diversity.”

According to this research, media can contradict prejudice attitudes towards Muslims by portraying Muslim characters in a significant positive way.

The results of an experiment…

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One of MIT's Youngest Full Professor And The Executive Director at Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology

One of MIT’s Youngest Full Professor And The Executive Director at Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology

Jackie Y. Ying, one of those Muslim’s who are willing to achieve more and more success in their lives apart from the mentality of our society that consider women weak. Due to the inequality tradition between males and females, women get less attention and opportunities even if they can do much better than a guy. But, by looking deep into Islam, women of today realizes that there are no such hard…

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Aman Al Haddad, Won 6 Gold & 3 Silver Medals in The IWF Asian Inter-Club Championship

Amna Al Haddad, 24, attempted to lift her two-third of body weight above her head but the barbell slipped away from her hand landing on her upper back when her elbows twisted and knees bent a little during May training session in Dubai.

It was the good luck that it only gave her a bruise however it could be really hard impact on the rest of her life. It was frightening for her to see such a…

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