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Crime / Gunmen Kill Nine Christians Du...
Last post by Fatai Muiz - Yesterday at 05:54 AMJordan is a predominantly Muslim country, with approximately 97% of its population identifying as Sunni Muslims.
Article 2 of Jordan's Constitution recognises Islam as the state religion, while Islamic law plays a role in the country's legal system.
Christians constitute a religious minority, accounting for approximately 2.2% of Jordan's population.
The Christians reportedly targeted belonged to the Halasah family (آل هلسة), a prominent historic Jordanian Christian family with deep roots in Al-Karak. The family is well known for its contributions to Jordanian society, politics, history and education, with a strong reputation for academic excellence.
Among those reportedly killed in the attack were three medical doctors.
The incident has been described as the deadliest attack against Jordanian Christians since the 1950s.
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Article 2 of Jordan's Constitution recognises Islam as the state religion, while Islamic law plays a role in the country's legal system.
Christians constitute a religious minority, accounting for approximately 2.2% of Jordan's population.
The Christians reportedly targeted belonged to the Halasah family (آل هلسة), a prominent historic Jordanian Christian family with deep roots in Al-Karak. The family is well known for its contributions to Jordanian society, politics, history and education, with a strong reputation for academic excellence.
Among those reportedly killed in the attack were three medical doctors.
The incident has been described as the deadliest attack against Jordanian Christians since the 1950s.
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Entertainment / FIFA Upholds Fine Against Spai...
Last post by Fatai Muiz - Oct 17, 2026, 07:37 PMFIFA has upheld a $20,000 fine against the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following anti-Muslim chanting by supporters during Spain's international friendly against Egypt in Barcelona. The decision also requires a partial stadium closure at Spain's next home friendly as part of efforts to address discriminatory behaviour at football matches.
The incident occurred during a goalless draw between Spain and Egypt at RCDE Stadium on March 31. According to reports, sections of the crowd directed discriminatory chants towards Muslim spectators during the 10th and 47th minutes of the match, prompting concerns over racism and religious intolerance in football.
FIFA's appeals panel confirmed the punishment after reviewing an earlier decision by its disciplinary authorities. The ruling means the Spanish football federation must pay the $20,000 fine and comply with the stadium restrictions imposed over the incident.
Spanish winger Lamine Yamal publicly condemned the chanting on social media. The Barcelona-born player described the behaviour as ignorant, disrespectful and racist, drawing attention to the treatment of Muslims during the international fixture.
In its ruling, FIFA said sanctions were necessary to discourage discriminatory conduct at football matches. However, the governing body also acknowledged that Spanish officials had responded promptly by condemning the incident, cooperating with match delegates and working to identify those responsible.
Under the penalty, the RFEF must close at least 15 per cent of the stadium during its next home friendly, with the restrictions primarily affecting sections behind the goals. FIFA also stated that the affected areas could instead be allocated to community groups, students, families and organisations promoting anti-discrimination.
The decision highlights FIFA's continued efforts to tackle racism and religious discrimination in football. The case also renews discussions about the responsibility of football authorities, clubs and supporters to ensure that stadiums remain welcoming environments for players and fans regardless of their religion or background.
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The incident occurred during a goalless draw between Spain and Egypt at RCDE Stadium on March 31. According to reports, sections of the crowd directed discriminatory chants towards Muslim spectators during the 10th and 47th minutes of the match, prompting concerns over racism and religious intolerance in football.
FIFA's appeals panel confirmed the punishment after reviewing an earlier decision by its disciplinary authorities. The ruling means the Spanish football federation must pay the $20,000 fine and comply with the stadium restrictions imposed over the incident.
Spanish winger Lamine Yamal publicly condemned the chanting on social media. The Barcelona-born player described the behaviour as ignorant, disrespectful and racist, drawing attention to the treatment of Muslims during the international fixture.
In its ruling, FIFA said sanctions were necessary to discourage discriminatory conduct at football matches. However, the governing body also acknowledged that Spanish officials had responded promptly by condemning the incident, cooperating with match delegates and working to identify those responsible.
Under the penalty, the RFEF must close at least 15 per cent of the stadium during its next home friendly, with the restrictions primarily affecting sections behind the goals. FIFA also stated that the affected areas could instead be allocated to community groups, students, families and organisations promoting anti-discrimination.
The decision highlights FIFA's continued efforts to tackle racism and religious discrimination in football. The case also renews discussions about the responsibility of football authorities, clubs and supporters to ensure that stadiums remain welcoming environments for players and fans regardless of their religion or background.
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General Discussion / Sisi Offers Support to Saudi A...
Last post by Fatai Muiz - Oct 17, 2026, 07:27 PMCAIRO: Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi said on Saturday that he had asked parliament to convene an emergency session to authorize him to take defensive action in support of Saudi Arabia if requested by the kingdom.
Speaking at a graduation ceremony at the Egyptian Military Academy, Sisi reaffirmed Egypt's readiness to take necessary measures to defend Saudi Arabia in line with the directives of King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
He described attacks against Saudi Arabia as a threat to Arab and Egyptian national security, stressing that Egypt would not accept any actions that undermine the kingdom's security or stability.
The president also expressed concern over threats to the Red Sea and international shipping routes, highlighting the need to protect maritime security and prevent further escalation of regional tensions.
Sisi thanked Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait for their historic support for Egypt, acknowledging their contributions to the country.
Sisi Confirms He Will Leave Office in 2030
In a separate announcement, Sisi said he would leave office when his current presidential term expires in 2030, insisting that his decision was final.
The 71-year-old former army general, who became president in 2014, made the declaration during the graduation ceremony at the Egyptian Military Academy in the New Administrative Capital, a major development project east of Cairo.
Addressing graduates and senior government officials, Sisi pledged to uphold the Egyptian Constitution, stating that it would not be altered.
He said the period leading up to 2030 would mark the conclusion of his presidency, adding that there would be no further debate over his departure from office.
Sisi also disclosed plans to prepare a new generation of leaders before the end of his tenure. He said the Military Academy was training hundreds of prospective officials, ministers and presidential candidates in governance, leadership and statecraft.
Speaking at a graduation ceremony at the Egyptian Military Academy, Sisi reaffirmed Egypt's readiness to take necessary measures to defend Saudi Arabia in line with the directives of King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
He described attacks against Saudi Arabia as a threat to Arab and Egyptian national security, stressing that Egypt would not accept any actions that undermine the kingdom's security or stability.
The president also expressed concern over threats to the Red Sea and international shipping routes, highlighting the need to protect maritime security and prevent further escalation of regional tensions.
Sisi thanked Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait for their historic support for Egypt, acknowledging their contributions to the country.
Sisi Confirms He Will Leave Office in 2030
In a separate announcement, Sisi said he would leave office when his current presidential term expires in 2030, insisting that his decision was final.
The 71-year-old former army general, who became president in 2014, made the declaration during the graduation ceremony at the Egyptian Military Academy in the New Administrative Capital, a major development project east of Cairo.
Addressing graduates and senior government officials, Sisi pledged to uphold the Egyptian Constitution, stating that it would not be altered.
He said the period leading up to 2030 would mark the conclusion of his presidency, adding that there would be no further debate over his departure from office.
Sisi also disclosed plans to prepare a new generation of leaders before the end of his tenure. He said the Military Academy was training hundreds of prospective officials, ministers and presidential candidates in governance, leadership and statecraft.
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Crime / Saudi Arabia Executes Five Cit...
Last post by Fatai Muiz - Oct 17, 2026, 07:21 PMRIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Interior announced on Saturday that five Saudi citizens had been executed after being convicted of terrorism-related crimes.
According to a statement published by the ministry on the social media platform X, the offences included joining a foreign terrorist organisation, attacking security forces and targeting security headquarters and vehicles with weapons and explosives.
The ministry also said the individuals were convicted of possessing weapons and live ammunition, as well as providing financial support for terrorist activities and helping to carry out operations within the Kingdom.
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According to a statement published by the ministry on the social media platform X, the offences included joining a foreign terrorist organisation, attacking security forces and targeting security headquarters and vehicles with weapons and explosives.
The ministry also said the individuals were convicted of possessing weapons and live ammunition, as well as providing financial support for terrorist activities and helping to carry out operations within the Kingdom.
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