The history of terrorism reveals the outbreak of a new wave of terrorism every 40 years. If we assume that the beginning of the wave of religious terrorism was in 1979, then 2019 will be the end of this wave and the start of a new wave.
The New York Times revealed new evidence, a video of police killing a Muslim as he pleaded for rescue, confirming the Indian police involvement in attacks on Muslims as part of the wave of violence they are exposed to in the capital, New Delhi.
A report by The Independent newspaper revealed that the number of Muslims who decided to emigrate from England recently increased due to the rise in religious hate crimes. They were forced to leave their homeland to feel safe while practicing their religion.
A professor of pulmonology at Al-Azhar University, Dr. Taha Bakri, said that Wudu (ablution) plays an important role in preventing diseases, particularly the Coronavirus. The practice of repeatedly washing five times a day protects people against microbes.
A recent study issued by the Union of Islamic Communities of Spain revealed that the number of Muslims exceeded the threshold of two million for the first time. It reached 2.1 million Muslims by the end of 2019, 48% of whom hold the Spanish nationality.
The Interior Ministry in Germany announced the formation of an "independent expert group on Islamophobia" to combat the phenomenon and prevent the marginalization of Muslims and their persecution by supporters of the Far Right.
The Paterson City Council in the U.S. state of New Jersey backed an ordinance that allows Adhan, the Muslim call to prayer, to be broadcast over loudspeakers, as is allowed in churches. This decision benefits approximately 15 mosques serving 30,000 Muslims.
The Muslims in Italy embodied the noble prophetic hadith: "the best people are those who are most beneficial to other people." They collected donations from Islamic centers and mosques to provide necessary medical tools for the areas affected by the Coronavirus.
The United States and the Taliban announced that they signed an agreement that ends the longest war in American history. They want to start a peaceful political settlement dialogue, which could become a turning point in the future of Afghanistan.
Terrorism has recently been subjected to an unprecedented major decline. That is why Sawt Alhikma is launching a campaign to answer the difficult question: Has Terrorism Ended? We invite everyone to participate by sharing their opinions on the future of this devastating phenomenon.
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