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A mosque in the town of Kajang has issued an apology to its congregants after sounding the evening azan (Islamic call to prayer) four minutes early. During the month of Ramadan, Muslims refrain from eating and drinking from dawn to dusk, and break their fast once the azan for mahgrib prayers is sounded. The mistake at Prima Saujana mosque on March 30 meant that some of the residents in the township in the Malaysian state of Selangor broke their fast prematurely. The mosque's administrator, Mohamad Asri Harun, explained in a statement on March 31 which was reported by Malaysian media...

I desire my children that you walk in my undeniable love without condition for each other in true steps of pure humility sacrificing all for one another being filled with My mercy and grace developing a heart of unity and grace as one ~ "My Bride" ~ for I shall not come for a segmented body but for one body in Christ for I came to save all My children and this should be your hearts desire in pure love for one another a pure and holy virtue of truth as one body existing in my love that The Father...

My opinion of you is righteousness for I have loved you through all eternity . So catch up with my love for you just drink it in and fall into the pool of my complete acceptance for you have already been washed in my forgiveness so don't challenge my love just receive it for you are mine and I am yours woven through all eternity together as one. Come to me and the sound of my voice both through others gestures of my love through them and by my Spirit speaking to your heart for I have already given you...

New Delhi, Jun 24: With no word from Tehran yet, India is all set to send legal request letters to four nations including Iran seeking help in its probe into the bombing of an Israeli embassy’s vehicle here in February. Official sources said today that Letters Rogatory for Iran, Malaysia, Thailand and Georgia has been sent to Union Home Ministry for vetting after which it would sent to Legals and Treaty Division of Ministry of External Affairs to be sent to these respective countries. The sources said Iran had been earlier requested through diplomatic channels for help in tracing Houshang...

Abdullah Vanquishes Islamists in Malaysia Vote Sun Mar 21, 2004 10:01 AM ET By Simon Cameron-Moore KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was headed for a landslide election win on Sunday, as unofficial reports indicated his coalition had routed the Islamist opposition in the country's Muslim Malay heartland. It was an impressive showing by Abdullah, who has enjoyed a surge in popularity after taking over the multi-ethnic Barisan Nasional coalition in October when veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad stepped aside to end his 22-year rule. The government was always expected to win but early results showed the...