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National Independent Halaal Trust (NIHT) | The mark you can trust
Home About us Certified Products Application Form Multimedia FAQ Contact us Our Affiliates NIHT Recognition E Numbers E-Focus Archive Topical Issues Articles and Hadith News Recipes Recent Updates Certified Products HEALTH FOCUS Eid Mubarak A TIME OF SACRIFICE Rumours WORLD HALAAL COUNCIL AGM - TURKEY 2010 VACANCY Announcement - Galito's Bluff Announcement -Newly Certified International News 1 2 3 4 5 6 next ? last » HEALTH FOCUS INTRODUCING DIABETIC PLUS : A simple approach to every
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fruitychew.blogspot.com
Hot Shots
Hot Shots Saturday, January 29, 2011 Barak Obama and Egyptian Muslims Future Well i do not see any future of Egypt now. What it seemed to be a peaceful country now seems like a dead one and soon a vanished one. We all muslims will always face such problems as we are not united. Barak Obama the president of USA wants Mubarak to fulfill his promise towards his nation. Well he is trying is level best and also Egypt aint that bad in Economy at the moment. But now i am sure its worse.Egyptian
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rubiconman.blogspot.com
Double-crossing the Rubicon
Double-crossing the Rubicon Anthropologist writes on the current events in the Middle East. Provides context and background for confusing and chaotic events and issues. Saturday, January 29, 2011 Grim Egyptian Humor At this point it?s clear to pretty much anyone with a TV set or an internet connection that the Egyptian citizenry is pretty pissed off in general, and extremely pissed off at President Mubarak in particular. What we?re seeing in the streets of Cairo, and all across
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weareallegyptian.blogspot.com
Muslim, Christian, We are all Egyptian
Muslim, Christian, We are all Egyptian Tuesday, February 8, 2011 Who Will be Egypt's New President? Part Two: Omar Suleiman Note: This is part 2 of an ongoing series discussing likely candidates in Egypt's upcoming presidential election. Part 1, which discusses opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei, can be found here. For most of his 30-year rule, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak refused to appoint a vice president. This caused increasing concern over the years, as the now-82-year-old man's
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asidhu.wordpress.com
Understanding Today
A site focusing on the news & opinion of today. Understanding Today HomeAbout Egypt: Unity & Patriotism Succeed Posted by Amarjot Sidhu in Politics on February 11, 2011 After' days of large protests in Cairo and other parts of Egypt, President Mubarak has stepped down and handed power over to the military after over 30 years as the president. Throughout this affair, the military have both supported the people and acted professionally by standing by to protect national