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  Human Rights 2013-11-27

  In Central Java, NU to open dialogue with Ahmadiyah followers

  NU leader says government should be neutral in matters of religion, and urges dialogue with such groups.

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  Health 2013-11-27

  Pakistani Taliban blamed for international spread of polio virus

  Pakistani militants' hard-line stance against vaccination has allowed the virus to migrate to Syria and could bring polio back to other places that had eradicated the disease.

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  2013-11-26

  In Indonesia, joyful celebrations mark Islamic New Year

  Amid the festivities, community leaders and clerics urge young people to preserve tradition and to practice tolerance.

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  Business 2013-11-23

  With souvenirs available at home, Indonesian haj pilgrims travel light

  Tanah Abang Market in Jakarta is a prime source of haj souvenirs from Saudi Arabia.

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  Arts & Entertainment 2013-11-22

  Thailand to launch 24-hour Malay TV channel

  While some logistical decisions remain, the new network will deliver programming to Deep South residents in their native language.

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  Diplomacy 2013-11-21

  Doing their part to help storm victims

  In Malaysia and Indonesia, regular people and charities pitch in to help victims of Super Typhoon Haiyan.

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  Diplomacy 2013-11-20

  ASEAN, United States stand in strong solidarity with the Philippines

  Delivering water, food and medicine have been top priorities as the international community continues its efforts to help the victims of Haiyan.

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  Sports 2013-11-19

  Indonesia's U-19 football team displays athletic excellence, tolerance

  Indonesians are saluting their team for snapping a 22-year tournament drought while displaying religious tolerance on the field.

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  Youth 2013-11-16

  Youth assembly focuses on faith diversity, friendship

  Makassar event plants seeds for a future of interfaith harmony and peace.

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  Diplomacy 2013-11-15

  Neighbours launch efforts to help the Philippines

  Neighbouring nations react with prayers, solidarity, fundraising and shipments of food and supplies after Typhoon Haiyan ravaged the Philippines.

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  Politics 2013-11-14

  Home minister's FPI statements spark controversy

  Religious leaders, legislators and regular people say Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) should be penalized, not rewarded, for its use of violence and intimidation.

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  Business 2013-11-12

  In Indonesia, hijab fashion grabs the spotlight

  Can Indonesia's hijab fashion sector penetrate the international fashion scene – even cross over to the non-Muslim world?

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  Internet Freedom 2013-11-09

  Led astray on the internet

  Although the internet can be a powerful tool for learning about Islam, it can also pose dangers as extremists use the web to circulate their distorted version of the Prophet's teachings.

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  Health 2013-11-08

  Association of Malay chefs promotes detail, safety

  Fatal wedding feast spurs formation of group to spread food safety tips, raise standards.

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  Security 2013-11-07

  Thai government pledges assistance to Tak Bai orphans

  Narathiwat hosted Thailand's first-ever event intended to help those who lost their parents in the infamous tragedy nine years ago.

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  Human Rights 2013-11-06

  Truth and Reconciliation Commission discussions held in Aceh

  Both truth and reconciliation are needed to preserve the peace and officially record what occurred during those dark decades, activists say.

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  2013-11-05

  Returning Haj pilgrims speak of stronger faith

  Those who make the pilgrimage to Mecca return with a deeper understanding of the Prophet's message, including the need for tolerance.

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  Terrorism 2013-11-02

  Arrests show militant network still strong in Sulawesi

  Religious leaders, educators, and parents need to partner with law enforcement to prevent radicalisation in a region of limited resources, community members say.

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  2013-11-01

  Malaysian fashion portal promotes Muslim-wear

  A former international bonds trader has launched a trendy new fashion portal with inspiration from her 15-year-old son