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Organiser in 'pure disgust' for inviting man accused of sexual assault to lead Times Square prayer - Vimarsana News

Organiser in 'pure disgust' for inviting man accused of sexual assault to lead Times Square prayer

Fatih Seferagic has been invited to multiple mosques and events this week, leading to complaints from within the Muslim community

Murders lead Texas Muslim leaders to call for frank discussions about domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Murders lead Texas Muslim leaders to call for frank discussions about domestic violence

A series of a domestic violence cases in the Muslim American community has advocates speaking out. Community leaders in Texas are organizing forums and educating others.

Source: kut.org
After recent murders, Muslim leaders call for frank discussions about domestic violence - Vimarsana News

After recent murders, Muslim leaders call for frank discussions about domestic violence

A series of a domestic violence cases in the Muslim American community has advocates speaking out. Community leaders in Texas are organizing forums and educating others.

Recent murders lead Texas Muslim leaders to call for frank discussions about domestic violence - Vimarsana News

Recent murders lead Texas Muslim leaders to call for frank discussions about domestic violence

A series of a domestic violence cases in the Muslim American community has advocates speaking out. Community leaders in Texas are organizing forums and educating others.

Source: tpr.org
Men less likely than women to connect individual or societal factors to cancer, chronic disease: study - Vimarsana News

Men less likely than women to connect individual or societal factors to cancer, chronic disease: study

Men are less likely than women to connect personal behaviour such as tobacco and alcohol use, unhealthy diet or lack of exercise with increased risk