+ Follow ISLAMIC SHARIA Tag
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[Title] => Parents of OFW rape victim reject 'blood money' offer
[Summary] => The parents of a migrant worker from Datu Abdullah Sangki town who was raped and eventually died last April 10 from injuries in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia have rejected an offer of “blood money” by the perpetrators, local officials said.
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[AuthorName] => John Unson
[SectionName] => Pinoy Worldwide
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[Title] => Indonesian police arrest 10 terror suspects
[Summary] => An elite Indonesian anti-terror squad has arrested 10 Islamic militants and seized a dozen homemade bombs from a group suspected of planning suicide attacks against security forces and the government, police said Sunday.
[DatePublished] => 2012-09-23 21:26:51
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[Title] => iRemit plans to set up shop in Japan
[Summary] => iRemit Inc., the country’s largest non-Filipino owned non-bank remittance firm, plans to make its presence felt in Japan as it seeks to sustain last year’s double digit growth in remittance volume.
[DatePublished] => 2012-01-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Zinnia B. Dela Peña
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[Title] => Panetta: No decision yet on US-Libya military ties
[Summary] => US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta pointedly declined Tuesday to say whether the Obama administration intends to seek military ties with Libya's new government, amid uncertainty about Islamist influences there after the demise of strongman Moammar Gadhafi.
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[Title] => New cracks form in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
[Summary] => Several members of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, including a prominent senior figure, broke off to form a new political party, exposing further cracks in the influential Islamic group that is expected to be the most formidable contender in Egypt's upcoming elections.
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[Title] => Court allows reconsideration of evidence vs 3 Indonesians
[Summary] => Three Indonesians arrested for possession of explosives at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last month were given 60 days by the court yesterday to have the evidence against them reconsidered.
Judge Henrick Gincoyon of the Pasay City regional trial court granted the motion of the Filipino lawyer of Agus Dwirkana, Abdul Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung for a preliminary investigation, thereby postponing an arraignment scheduled for yesterday.
The hearing lasted only a few minutes. Preliminary investigations usually take 60 days.
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ISLAMIC SHARIA
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[Title] => Parents of OFW rape victim reject 'blood money' offer
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[Title] => Indonesian police arrest 10 terror suspects
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[Title] => iRemit plans to set up shop in Japan
[Summary] => iRemit Inc., the country’s largest non-Filipino owned non-bank remittance firm, plans to make its presence felt in Japan as it seeks to sustain last year’s double digit growth in remittance volume.
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[Title] => Panetta: No decision yet on US-Libya military ties
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[Title] => New cracks form in Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
[Summary] => Several members of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, including a prominent senior figure, broke off to form a new political party, exposing further cracks in the influential Islamic group that is expected to be the most formidable contender in Egypt's upcoming elections.
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[Title] => Court allows reconsideration of evidence vs 3 Indonesians
[Summary] => Three Indonesians arrested for possession of explosives at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) last month were given 60 days by the court yesterday to have the evidence against them reconsidered.
Judge Henrick Gincoyon of the Pasay City regional trial court granted the motion of the Filipino lawyer of Agus Dwirkana, Abdul Jamal Balfas and Tamsil Linrung for a preliminary investigation, thereby postponing an arraignment scheduled for yesterday.
The hearing lasted only a few minutes. Preliminary investigations usually take 60 days.
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