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ALLAHU AKBAR!! New York City Allows Mosques to Broadcast Call to Prayer Without Permit

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New York City has issued new guidance allowing mosques to broadcast the Muslim call to prayer without obtaining a permit. The guidance, which was announced by Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday, applies to the call to prayer that is broadcast on Fridays between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. and during Ramadan, a month-long period of fasting and prayer for the Muslim community. The call to prayer, known as the Adhan, is a short, melodic chant that is used to summon Muslims to prayer. It is typically broadcast over speakers or a public address system in a mosque. The new guidance clarifies that the Adhan is not prohibited by sound restrictions in city neighborhoods. This is a significant change, as mosques in New York City have previously been required to obtain a permit to broadcast the call to prayer. The guidance also states that mosques should be mindful of their neighbors when broadcasting the Adhan. Mosques should not broadcast the call to prayer at a volume that is disruptive to their nei...

Youngest Wimbledon Champion - 2023

Carlos Alcaraz became one of the youngest Wimbledon champions in history on Sunday, defeating Novak Djokovic in a thrilling five-set final. The 20-year-old Spaniard came back from a set down to win 1-6, 7-6(6), 6-1, 3-6, 6-4, becoming the first player outside the Big Four to win the title since 2002. Alcaraz had already established himself as one of the most exciting players on tour this year, winning the US Open in September and reaching the final of the Australian Open in January. But his victory at Wimbledon was his most impressive yet, as he showed the maturity and mental strength to overcome a tough challenge from Djokovic. The Serbian world No. 1 started the match strongly, breaking Alcaraz in the first game and taking the opening set in just 24 minutes. But Alcaraz responded by winning the second set on a tiebreak and then took control of the match in the third set, winning it 6-1. Djokovic fought back in the fourth set, breaking Alcaraz in the first game and then holding serve ...

Shahbaz Sharif's Frustration with Pakistan's Financial Crisis

  Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has expressed his frustration with Pakistan's financial crisis. He has said that he is unable to borrow any more money, and he is unsure of how to proceed. Sharif's frustration is understandable. Pakistan is facing a severe financial crisis. The country's foreign exchange reserves are low, and it is struggling to pay its debts. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that Pakistan needs to implement a number of reforms in order to get a bailout package. Sharif has said that he is willing to implement the IMF's reforms. However, he has also said that the reforms will be painful. They will likely lead to higher taxes and cuts in government spending. Sharif is facing a difficult choice. He can either implement the IMF's reforms and risk alienating his supporters, or he can try to find another way to solve Pakistan's financial crisis. Sharif has said that he is still exploring all options. However, he has also said that...

Pakistan's Green Pakistan Initiative: A New Hope for the Agriculture Sector

The Green Pakistan Initiative (GPI) is a new government-led initiative that aims to revolutionize the agriculture sector in Pakistan. The GPI has the potential to transform Pakistan's economy and improve the lives of millions of people. The Need for a Green Revolution Pakistan's agriculture sector is currently in a state of crisis. The country's agricultural productivity is low, and the sector is heavily reliant on imports. This has led to high food prices and food insecurity. The GPI is designed to address these challenges. The initiative will focus on increasing agricultural productivity, improving access to water, and promoting sustainable farming practices. The GPI will also invest in research and development, and it will provide training and support to farmers. The Gulf Countries' Role The Gulf countries are expected to play a major role in the GPI. The countries have already pledged to invest billions of dollars in the initiative. This investment will he...

World Population Day: A Look at the Past, Present, and Future

World Population Day, observed annually on July 11th, was established by the United Nations in 1989 to raise awareness about global population issues. The theme for World Population Day 2023 is "8 Billion Lives, Infinite Possibilities: Advocating for Rights and Choices." Throughout the past centuries, the world's population has experienced rapid growth. In 1800, the global population stood at just over 1 billion, which then doubled to 2 billion by 1900. As of 2023, it is projected to reach 8 billion people. This significant population growth has had profound effects on the environment and global development. The strain on world resources and concerns regarding meeting the expanding population's needs have emerged. However, a growing population also presents numerous opportunities. With more people, there is greater potential for innovation and economic growth. As individuals become more educated and empowered, they can exercise autonomy over their lives and futu...

The Rise of Team Pakistan in Tekken 7

Tekken 7, released in 2015, is a fighting game developed and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. As the ninth installment in the Tekken series and the sequel to Tekken Tag Tournament 2, the game garnered critical acclaim for its gameplay, graphics, and story mode. One of the most noteworthy aspects of Tekken 7 is the emergence of Team Pakistan. Comprising a group of Pakistani professional Tekken players, Team Pakistan has achieved remarkable success in international tournaments. Led by Arslan Ash, widely regarded as one of the world's best Tekken players, the team has made a significant impact. Arslan Ash made his breakthrough in 2019, securing victory at the Tekken World Tour Finals in Malaysia. This win marked the first time a Pakistani player had triumphed in a major Tekken tournament. Since then, Arslan Ash has continued to impress, clinching several additional titles, including the Evolution Championship Series 2021. The triumphs of Arslan Ash and Team Pakistan have...

Harry Brook: The Next Big Thing in English Cricket?

  Harry Brook is a name that cricket fans will be hearing a lot about in the years to come. The 23-year-old batsman is already making waves in English cricket, and he is widely tipped to be one of the stars of the future. Brook made his first-class debut for Yorkshire in 2017, and he has since gone on to score over 4,000 runs at an average of over 40. He is also a prolific scorer in white-ball cricket, with over 5,000 runs in T20 cricket and over 3,000 runs in ODI cricket. Brook is a technically gifted batsman with a wide range of shots. He is also a very aggressive player, and he is not afraid to take on the bowlers. This aggressive style of play has made him a crowd favorite, and he is often compared to England's all-time great batsman, Kevin Pietersen. In 2022, Brook was called up to the England Test squad for the first time. He made his Test debut against New Zealand in June, and he scored a half-century in his first innings. He has since gone on to score two more half-centurie...

28th May: Pakistan's Nuclear Journey - A History of Atomic Power

Pakistan's pursuit of nuclear weapons is a part of its history, driven by a mix of geopolitical considerations and a desire for energy self-sufficiency. The country has achieved enormous advances in nuclear technology throughout the years, progressing from its humble origins to becoming a nuclear power. This article dives into Pakistan's interesting nuclear history, outlining major milestones and the ramifications they have had on the country and the world arena. Pakistan's nuclear ambitions may be traced back to the 1950s, when the country's founder, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, stated his confidence in the necessity of science and technology for national prosperity. However, it was until the 1970s, under the leadership of Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, that the program acquired traction. Bhutto emphasized the need for nuclear energy to meet the country's expanding energy demands and achieve self-sufficiency. In pursuit of its nuclear aspirations, Pakistan engaged in ...

Mother's Day - A women with a golden heart

 Every year, on Mother's Day, moms and other mother figures are acknowledged for the important roles they play in families and society. The majority of the world's nations observe it on the second Sunday in May. The origins of Mother's Day may be found in the festivals conducted in homage to mother deities like Rhea and Cybele in prehistoric societies like Greece and Rome. The first Mother's Day as we know it today was observed in the United States in 1908 when Anna Jarvis organized a memorial service for her mother Ann Jarvis, who had dedicated her life to fighting for improved sanitation and living conditions in Appalachian towns. President Woodrow Wilson declared the inaugural Mother's Day to be a national holiday in 1914. Around the world, Mother's Day is observed differently. It is a religious festival in certain nations but a secular celebration in others. Mother's Day is a national holiday in Mexico and is observed on May 10. Mother's Day is o...

Fertility rate worldwide

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    The data source is:  World of Statistics The global fertility rate is highly variable. Some nations, like Niger and Somalia, have extremely high fertility rates of 6.9 and 6.4 births per woman, respectively, whereas other nations, like South Korea and Hong Kong, have extremely low fertility rates of 0.8 and 0.9 births per woman, respectively. 2.3 babies are now being born for every woman worldwide. These variations in fertility rates have complicated and multiple causes. Economic growth is one of the key elements. Since people have better access to education and employment opportunities, which can lead to postponed childbearing and smaller family sizes, countries with higher levels of economic development typically have lower fertility rates. On the other side, having more children may be regarded as a strategy to provide economic security in nations with lower levels of economic growth, particularly in rural regions where children may offer labor and care for o...