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Germany jails two Afghans in suspected Sweden attack plot

  • They were found guilty of plotting to “kill members of parliament... in response to the burning of Qur'an in Sweden,” the higher regional court said
  • Ibrahim M. G., 30, was sentenced to five years and six months in jail, and Ramin N., 24, received a sentence of four years and two months
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Pakistani police arrest man accused of insulting Qur’an, save him from being lynched by mob

By AP ·
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Thousands of Pakistanis take part in nationwide protests against Qur'an burning

By Aamir Saeed - & - Muhammad Ibrahim ·

Pakistan holds nationwide protests over Qur’an burning in Sweden 

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Livin’ on a prayer: Meet Pakistan’s champion Qur’an reader 

By AFP ·

Al-Azhar uses technology for Qur’an memorization

By Mohamed El-Shamaa ·

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