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Speaker of the House of Representatives Meets with the Second Deputy Speaker of the Thai House of Representatives

Counselor Hisham Badawi, Speaker of the House of Representatives, met today with Mr. Lertsak Patanachayakul, Second Deputy Speaker of the Thai House of Representatives, and his accompanying delegation at the House of Representatives headquarters in the New Capital. At the start of the meeting, Counselor Hisham Badawi, Speaker of the House of Representatives, welcomed the Second Deputy Speaker of the Thai House of Representatives and

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Putin Calls Egypt a ‘Long-Standing and Reliable Friend’

Russian President Vladimir Putin has highlighted the close relationship between Russia and Egypt on Friday, 11 September, describing Egypt as a “long-standing and reliable friend” during a meeting with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi. The meeting between the two leaders focused on the growing partnership between Russia and Egypt, including trade and major…

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Is Celebrating the Prophet’s Birthday and Fasting on Special Occasions an Innovation? The Former Grand Mufti of the Republic Explains

Dr. Shawki Allam, former Grand Mufti of Egypt, emphasized that confusing innovation (bid‘ah) with what is permissible (mubah) is one of the most common mistakes some people make, especially when discussing matters such as celebrating the Prophet’s birthday or fasting on certain occasions.

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No to defaming students… Yasmin Ezz: The Oseem School published the names of 189 students who had not paid their fees

Media personality Yasmin Ezz explained that the Oseem Language School posted the names of 189 students who had not paid their fees on its Facebook page, arguing that this public shaming harms the students’ mental well-being and fuels bullying, and emphasizing that while the law permits the transfer of such information, it does not authorize its public disclosure.