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|  A Voice for Peace
With God in his heart and the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) at his side, British-born singing sensation Sami Yusuf is taking the world by storm — and even has non-Muslims humming his tunes — but don’t make the mistake of calling the widely acclaimed ‘King of Islamic Pop’ a preacher
HE HAS THE GOOD looks, chart-topping music and stylish video clips of a bona fide pop star, but sings about God, the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) and the inherently peaceful message of Islam.
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Hadia Mostafa
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A Foul Business |
The Wall | The deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu has arrived in Egypt, and for once the government has quickly swung into action to contain a crisis that threatens the livelihoods of some 2 million Egyptians
In normal times, dealing with the snarl of traffic in the nation’s capital is a breeze compared to navigating the hustle and bustle of Omm Hanyya’s ro
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Azza Khattab
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Read more | With Israelis set to go to the polls later this month and now-incapacitated Prime Minister Ariel Sharon having played the disengagement card, Staff Writer Cache Seel traveled to the West Bank and Jerusalem for a look at how the Israeli-built ‘separation barrier’ is carving out a new political reality
DESPITE HAVING BEEN ruled illegal by both the International Court of Justice and even the Israeli Supreme Court, construction of the separation barrie
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Cache Seel
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 | Truly Asia
The Malaysian Tourism Board gives a lucky group from the Middle East and North Africa the chance to see one of the most breathtaking countries in the world
By Safa Abdel Barry
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 | Kings or Cooks?
The Valley of the Kings yields an unexpected treasure as Supreme Council of Antiquities Secretary General Zahi Hawass prepares to reveal yet another surprise, this time beneath the sands of Saqqara
By David Lee Wilson
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 | Football Fever
Egypt wins the Africa Cup of Nations, and the country will never be the same again
By Karim Ezzeldin
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