Tuesday, September 07, 2010

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R A M A D A N

 

  Ramadan, a month of remembrance
Ramadan is a time when Muslims remember those less fortunate than themselves. The blessed month inculcates a sense of belonging to one community, ummah, as Muslims throughout the world fast together and experience the pangs of hunger and thirst. It also is a month of spiritual upliftment that brings one closer to God through fasting and prayers.

 

 

The Month of Sha'baan

  Sha’baan is the name of the (eighth) month, and it is so called because in this month the Arabs used to disperse (tasha’’aba) in search of water, or it was said that they dispersed to carry out raids and forays. Or it was said that it is so called because it sha’aba (branches out or emerges) i.e., it appears between the months of Rajab and Ramadaan. The plural forms of the word Sha’baan are Sha’baanaat and Sha’aabeen. Fasting in Sha’baan

‘Aa’ishah (may Allaah be pleased with her) said: “The Messenger (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to fast until we thought he would never break his fast, and not fast until we thought he would never fast. I never saw the Messenger of Allaah fasting for an entire month except in Ramadaan, and I never saw him fast more than he did in Sha’baan.” (Narrated by al-Bukhaari, no. 1833; Muslim, no. 1956).

According to a report narrated by Muslim (no. 1957), “He used to fast all of Sha’baan, he used to fast all but a little of Sha’baan.”

Read more: The Month of Sha'baan

 

Ethiopia - 26 killed in road accident in Ethiopia's capital

26 people were killed and several injured in a horrible accident, in Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa. The accident occurred on Saturday in the western part of the city, locally known as "18 Mazoria" in Kolfe Kerayo sub city of the metropolis.

Addis Ababa City Commission public relation acting head sergeant Assefa Mezigebu told ENA that the tragic accident had occurred in the morning around 4:30 am local time and the death toll has reached more than 20 until 11:00 pm local time.

He said the accident was occurred when the low bed heavy Track clashed with Mini bus.

He said victims who are suffering heavy and light injuries are receiving treatment in various health facilities in the city.

The Voice of America reports that the heavy truck was collided with a passenger bus carrying 18 people and there was a sole survivor from the bus. The heavy truck carrying two containers was traveling from Kolfe in the direction of Ambo. Prior to colliding with the passenger bus, it was reported that the truck hit several traders and vendors at a market.

 

Ethiopian Airlines ranks 16th most profitable airline in the World

  nazret.com - Ethiopian Airlines has been honored as among the World's Top 25 Airlines, when measured by Net Profit, in a report published by Air Transport World (ATW) magazine. According to the latest data available for Ethiopia's flag carrier, the airliner made a net profit of $127.7 million, making it Africa's most profitable airline and 16th most profitable in the world.

The World's most profitable airline is Dubai based, Emirates, which made a whopping $963.5 million in net profit. Based on operating revenue, the world's largest airline is Lufthansa Group with a total revenue of more than $31 Billion followed by Air France KLM and Delta Airlines.

Delta is the World's largest airline by the number of passengers transported, followed by Southwest and American Airlines.

 

Ethiopian Cyber Community Had 4 Ambassadors for Peace

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AU peacekeepers in Somalia need help

  The lack of a global response to the Somali crisis has created fertile ground for threats to regional peace in Eastern Africa and the rest of the continent, the president of the African Flags representing some of the 30 nations taking part in the African Union Summit flutter in Kampala, Uganda, Monday.Union Commission said.

 African leaders believe Somalia has been largely forgotten by the U.N. Security Council, which is primarily responsible for peacekeeping, Jean Ping said Monday.

 The council "had an obligation to send a peacekeeping mission to Somalia to help bring back stability," Ping said. "The international community appears to be only preoccupied with the issue of piracy off Somalia. We are all members of the U.N., and we pay our contributions to the U.N."

July 27, 2010

   

USA Muslims Group Makes Push for Muslim Holidays in School

   

Egypt upbeat about Nile talks with Ethiopia

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak (right) looks on as Meles Zenawi reads documents at the G-8 Summit in L'Aquila, Italy, in July 2009.

CAIRO - Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abu Gheit was feeling positive about talks held in Addis Ababa between Ethiopian officials and himself and Egyptian Minister of International Cooperation, Fayza Abul Naga. 

The talks focused on the allocation of the waters of the Nile, among other bilateral issues.  According to Abul Gheit, the discussion, �filled in a lot of details and allowed each side to gain a greater appreciation for the other�s position.�

 

Speaking on Egyptian television, he said, �[Nile water sharing] is a long term issue and we will continue discussions to build a common basis for understanding. However, this doesn�t mean that bilateral relations between Egypt and Ethiopia have to suffer. We will continue to strengthen all dimensions of this relationship, particularly when it comes to economic and commercial matters.�

Read more: Egypt upbeat about Nile talks with Ethiopia

   

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