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25.09.2008, 14:08
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A blind Muslim student was the first person in the world to be allowed to attend his local mosque accompanied by his guide dog, reports The Guardian. The Muslim Law (Sharia) Council UK hopes that more mosques in Britain and worldwide will soon follow suit
30.09.2008, 12:50
Muslims in Russia are marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. During the three-day celebration believers attend mosques, give charity to the poor and gather for collective prayers.
13.10.2008, 15:52
A Muslim cleric has been awarded a medal from the Russian Orthodox Church for the first time in its history. Mufti Talgat Tadzhuddin was recognised for his work in strengthening ties between the two faiths.
20.10.2008, 00:50
Cuba has opened its first Orthodox church, a decade and a half after the communist island lifted a ban on religion. Hundreds of people, including the country’s leader Raul Castro turned out to watch the consecration. Russian Metropolitan Kirill blessed t
24.10.2008, 04:33
Sex education is a controversial issue in Russia, with only a limited number of schools opting to teach the subject.
15.11.2008, 01:43
It’s often said that God moves in mysterious ways – but a church? Last seen in July, the Church of the Resurrection near the Russian village of Komarovo, around 300 km from Moscow, has recently disappeared. However, it doesn’t seem to be relate
Published: 21 October, 2008, 14:20
Christian chatrooms, clerical blogs and even internet social networking – all are innovations going from strength to strength in the Russian Orthodox Church. That’s despite the fact it’s a world where mobile phones, globalisation and even indiv
