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Controversy In Arab, Muslim World Following Death Of Al-Jazeera Reporter Shireen Abu 'Akleh: As A Christian, Can She Be Called A Martyr And Is It Permissible To Pray For Her Soul? - Vimarsana News

Controversy In Arab, Muslim World Following Death Of Al-Jazeera Reporter Shireen Abu 'Akleh: As A Christian, Can She Be Called A Martyr And Is It Permissible To Pray For Her Soul?

Immediately following the death of Al-Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu 'Akleh in a firefight between Palestinian gunmen and the Israeli armed forces in Jenin refugee camp on May 11, 2022,   a debate arose in the Arab and Muslim world as to whether Muslims may refer to Abu 'Akleh, who was a Christian, as a "martyr," and whether it is permissible for them to say 'may Allah have mercy upon her,' a phrase traditionally uttered in Arabic about the deceased, or to pray for Allah to grant her pardon.

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Qatari Columnists: Celebrating Valentine's Day And Adopting Other Western Customs Compromises Our Values - Vimarsana News

Qatari Columnists: Celebrating Valentine's Day And Adopting Other Western Customs Compromises Our Values

Gift shop decorated for Valentine's Day (Source: Watania.net, February 3, 2020) Media Advisor To The Qatari Foreign Ministry: Adoption Of Western Customs Harms Our Society's Values Na'ima 'Abd Al-Wahhab Al-Mutawa'a wrote: "Many of us have begun adopting Western customs, behaviors and occasions that have nothing to do with us. We adopt them and even encourage our children to do so. [I refer to customs like] celebrating [the Christian] New Year [by] holding dance parties at home and waiting for midnight in order to scream and shout [in excitement] and [only] then eat supper; or celebrating Hal...

Source: memri.org