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Indigenous Muslim Support Network Rising in Australia
Burmese Muslim Refugees Seeking Shelter and Survival
Rare Photos of Remote Tajik People in China
Taskurgan is an unforgiving place. Located at 10,140 feet in the Pamir mountain range on the borders of Afghanistan and Tajikistan, close to Kyrgyzstan and Pakistan, this small autonomous Kashgar Prefecture county in Xinjiang, China is cold, the winters are long, and food is hard to come by.
Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar: Through the Centuries
The Rohingya Muslims of Myanmar (also known as Burma) are considered to be as some of the most-persecutive people in the world.
8.9-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan, Triggers Tsunami
A tsunami warning is in place following an 8.8-magnitude earthquake that shook Japan early Friday. Building swayed for several minutes, sending people out on the streets.
The Society and Culture of Philippines
The following images are of the Philippine country side. On the island of Luzon, just a couple hours drive south of the capital city of Manila. Most photos were taken in the towns of Tagaytay or Tuy, in the city of Batangas.
Enter the Hijabi: Chinese Wushu Martial Arts
Muslim school girls from St. Maaz high school practice Chinese Wushu martial arts inside the school compound in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad. Girls from ages 10-16 participate in weekly sessions during the school terms.
Obama the Menteng Kid Premieres in Jakarta
Obama the Menteng Kid (Obama Anak Menteng in Indonesian), a film depicting US President Barack Obama's early childhood in Indonesia, premiered in Jakarta on June 30 to an audience of Indonesian celebrities, politicians and US Ambassador Cameron Hume. The film opened to nationwide release the next day on July 1.
China's Female Imams
China distinguishes itself in the Muslim world with a long tradition of female imams.
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