An Important Revelation That Shocked The World And Kyrgyzstan
Violent protests in Kyrgyzstan, protesters seize Parliament House
People in Kyrgyzstan have begun protesting, refusing to accept the results of the upcoming parliamentary elections.
According to the Fars news agency, the protesters occupied the Parliament House and also attacked the Presidential House. Sources say protesters set the building on fire after the attack.
Demonstrations and violent incidents have so far injured 130 people, including police officers, and set many vehicles on fire, including police vehicles and ambulances.
Kyrgyzstan's parliamentary elections were held on October 4 and were won by two political parties backed by President Sورنren Byn Bفkev, but the opposition says the election results were rigged and voters were bought.
After the election results, supporters and activists of the opposition parties started protesting and are now demanding the resignation of the president.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is the main cause of tension in Karabakh
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has blamed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the recent tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
According to the report, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has blamed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for the recent tensions between Azerbaijan and Armenia.
In an interview with Sputnik, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoغانan was the main cause of the recent clashes in Nagorno-Karabakh.
I make it clear that Erdogan supports terrorists in Syria and Libya and is now the main driver of the new conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh, he said.
He added: We can prove that Turkey is sending terrorists from Syria to Qarabagh and we have evidence of that. Turkey has used terrorists from different countries in Syria. The same method was used in Libya and the terrorists in Syria were sent to Libya. Now Turkey is using the same method in Qarabagh.
He said that Turkey is pursuing its own interests and uses the same method in different countries.
Bashar al-Assad, referring to the Turkish president's actions, said Erdogan's actions reflected the behavior of the Muslim Brotherhood, especially as he sought to divert Turkish public opinion, especially after his relationship with ISIS was exposed in Syria. They are trying to fan the flames of war in different parts of the world.
Referring to the country's oil smuggling, the Syrian president said that ISIS sells Syrian oil through Turkey and in support of the US air force.
Nancy Pelosi warns Trump again
The head of the US House of Representatives has strongly warned President Trump to take political advantage of the Corona crisis.
In a statement Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi warned Trump to stop trying to take political advantage of the Corona crisis. He said the Trump administration was trying to show that President Donald Trump had overcome the Corona crisis.
Nancy Pelosi reiterated that President Trump's policies on Corona have failed and are having extremely dangerous consequences for the American people. The speaker of the US House of Representatives commented on President Trump's discharge from the hospital, saying he hoped the decision was made by doctors, not Trump himself.
He was admitted to a military hospital on Friday after testing positive for US President Donald Trump's Corona. However, he returned to the White House from the hospital on Friday and released a video message. Despite all of Trump's claims, Corona The United States ranks first in the world in terms of virus cases and deaths.
Scholars agree on a code of conduct to promote religious harmony in the country
He said that no program should be aired against sectarian hatred and the Islamic identity of Pakistan. code of conduct
Report: Muqaddas Farooq
ISLAMABAD - Scholars have agreed on a code of conduct to promote religious harmony in the country. According to details, a conference was held at the Islamic Ideological Council. Leading scholars from all schools of thought across the country attended the conference. I have approved a 20-point code of conduct for the promotion of communal harmony.
Minister for Religious Affairs Noor-ul-Haq Qadri, Mufti Taqi Usmani, Mufti Muneeb-ur-Rehman attended the conference. Allama Sajid Mir, Hanif Jalandhari, and Qibla Ayaz also attended the conference. Besides, Faqir Muhammad Naqib-ur-Rehman, Arif Wahidi, Syed Ziaullah Bukhari He also attended the conference. In accordance with the code of conduct, all citizens of Pakistan should fulfill their oath of allegiance with the state.
Freedom of expression is subject to Islam and the laws of the land. No program should be aired against sectarian hatred and Pakistan's Islamic identity. No one will discuss controversial topics on TV, newspapers, and social media. Protects their rights. Their education, employment and right to vote will be protected. Non-Muslim Pakistanis have the right to practice their religion according to their beliefs.
Israeli warplanes pound several targets in the Gaza Strip
Gaza The bomber struck shortly afternoon in front of police recruiting center at Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip. No casualties were reported.
According to the report, on Tuesday, the Israeli army fired missiles and warplanes at several targets in the southern region of Rafah in Gaza.
Earlier, the occupying forces claimed that Palestinian insurgents had fired rockets at Israel from the Gaza Strip.
An Israeli army spokesman said in a statement that military planes had bombed Hamas bases in Gaza. The spokesman claimed that rockets were fired from these locations on Monday.
Dozens of Zionist settlers desecrate Al-Aqsa Mosque
Dozens of Jewish settlers, under police protection, desecrated the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem.
According to local sources, 39 settlers entered the mosque through the Moroccan gate and desecrated it under heavy police guard.
Meanwhile, the occupying Israeli police, as part of the ongoing lockdown in the city, are preventing Jerusalem residents living in nearby areas outside the ancient city from entering the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
However, several Jewish settlers, who live hundreds of miles from the holy city, are returning to the Al-Aqsa Mosque and desecrating its courtyard under police guard since a lockdown was imposed on the city about two weeks ago. ۔
Arbaeen Husseini Announcement of the ban on new processions and new assembly
Punjab Home Department orders halt to new processions on Chehlum Imam Hussain
According to the report, the Punjab Home Department has directed to stop new processions and new gatherings on the occasion of the 40th birth anniversary of Hazrat Imam Hussain.
The Home Department has sent a letter to all DPOs and Deputy Commissioners. A letter sent by the Home Department said that only licensed and traditional processions should be allowed.
The Home Department says those without a license will not be allowed to march or hold a rally. Police and district administrations have also been directed to contact peace committees.
Punjab officials said the decision was taken keeping in view the security concerns on the occasion of the 40th birth anniversary of Imam Hussain. On the other hand, the Home Department has activated the control room with reference to Chehlum Hazrat Imam Hussain.
The control room will monitor Chehlum processions 24 hours a day. A control room has been set up under the auspices of the Additional Secretary, Home Department. The control room will be connected to the police and DC control rooms.
Full proof security arrangements are being ensured in connection with Chehlum Hazrat Imam Hussain so that any untoward incident can be avoided and law and order can be maintained.
Armenia and Azerbaijan apologize to Iran for mortar shelling
The deputy chief of Iran's police force has said that Azerbaijan and Armenia have apologized for accidentally firing rockets and mortar shells in Iran and have promised that this will not happen again.
General Qasim Rezaei, referring to the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, described the exchange of fire between the warring parties as unpleasant and said that there had been a dispute over the Karabakh issue for more than 28 years. Some civilians are killed and it is a pity for us. We hope that the UN body will fulfill its responsibilities as soon as possible and resolve the differences between the two countries, he said.
The deputy chief of Iran's police force, General Qasem Rezaei, said that rockets and mortar shells sometimes hit our territory in the exchange of fire between the two countries and that Iran's border guards had warned both countries. And both countries have apologized for the mistake and said it will not happen again.
Occupied Kashmir In 14 months, 253 people, including women, were martyred by the Indian Army, the report said
The report revealed that Indian troops martyred 253 people, including women, in 14 months.
According to the report of the Kashmir Media Research Department, after abducting Kashmiri youths from their homes, they are martyred in fake encounters by declaring them as Mujahid or their accomplices.
Kashmir Media Service has released a report on the completion of 14 months.
At least 1,498 people were seriously injured when Indian troops indiscriminately fired bullets, pellet guns, and tear gas at peaceful protesters, while troops arrested 14,096 people and detained 89 women. Prohibited and damaged 968 houses or buildings.
During these fourteen months, there has been a complete lockdown and curfew in the occupied valley.
Pilgrims on their way to Karbala
A foot march is going on in Iraq on the occasion of the 40th death anniversary of Imam Hussain (as) and his companions and Ansar and millions of mourners from all over Iraq have either reached Karbala or will reach Karbala by this evening.
According to Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed, tens of millions of pilgrims are marching on foot to Karbala on the occasion of the 40th death anniversary of Imam Hussein (as).
In addition to the tens of millions of Iraqi pilgrims, thousands of foreign pilgrims in Iraq are also participating in the 40th March and are currently engaged in lamentation and mourning.
Due to the spread of the coronavirus, foreign visitors have been barred from entering Iraq by Iran's borders on the occasion of Arbaeen this year. However, this year, the Iraqi people and foreign nationals have been following the tradition for years. While maintaining and adhering to medical principles in view of the Coronavirus, they are marching towards Karbala from different areas including Basra, Nasiriyah, and Samoa. In addition, there are reports that pilgrims from some countries, including India, have reached Karbala.
There are also reports that a large number of pilgrims are on a pilgrimage to Karbala on March 40 and beyond on behalf of those who missed the pilgrimage to Karbala this year. They can be easily seen expressing their pure feelings and emotions.
Thousands of pilgrims are seen in Jabja Arbaeen March, with pictures of the martyrs of Islam, and in particular General Qasim Soleimani, commander of Iran's Quds Force, and Abu Mehdi al-Mohandes, deputy commander of the Iraqi Volunteer Force, who were martyred by US terrorists earlier this year. ۔
This year too, the Iraqi people have set a high example of service and hospitality and indulgence, with indescribable enthusiasm and sincerity, while maintaining their ancient traditions for the service and hospitality of pilgrims.
It should be noted that tomorrow, Thursday, 20 Safar 1442 AH, according to 8th October 2020, is the 40th anniversary of Hazrat Imam Hussain (as) and his faithful companions and Ansar.