November 2002
Nigeria's Leading Islamic Organization Calls for Cancellation of Death Sentence for Ms. Daniel
Nigeria's leading Islamic organization has called for the cancellation of a death sentence against journalist Isioma Daniel, who was accused of insulting Islam. The fatwa…
The U.S. Criticizes Nigerian Government Officials
The U.S. condemned Nigerian officials for endorsing a fatwa calling for the death of a journalist accused of blasphemy. This situation escalated tensions between Muslims…
Nigerian Christian Leaders Criticize Government
Nigerian Christian leaders are criticizing their government for failing to prevent violence related to the Miss World beauty pageant, which resulted in over 200 deaths.…
They Have Written, We Have Read; They Have Said, We Have Heard, November 26 - 2002-11-27
The article references a program hosted by Farah Jahangiri and Mansour Hatefi, discussing various topics. It highlights the importance of communication and information dissemination in…
Science and Society: New Method for Criminal Identification Using DNA Testing - 2002-11-26
A Scottish geneticist has developed a new DNA testing method that significantly speeds up criminal identification and blood relation verification. This advancement is reported by…
Fatwa Issued for the Death of Nigerian Newspaper Article Writer - 2002-11-26
A fatwa calling for the death of Nigerian journalist Isioma Daniel was issued after she wrote an article suggesting the Prophet Muhammad would marry a…
Ali Kashtgar's Views on the Referendum - 2002-11-25
Ali Kashtgar discusses the significance of the referendum, which has become a focal point for Iranians domestically and abroad. The interview, conducted by Farah Jahangiri,…
Maryam Joined Her Sun - 2002-11-23
Maryam has passed away, unable to endure the loss of her beloved 'Sun'. Her funeral will be private, and her memory will live on in…
Interview with Khan Baba Tehrani about Student Events in Iran - 2002-11-18
Khan Baba Tehrani discusses the Iranian student movement in an interview, reflecting on its significance and challenges. The conversation highlights the ongoing struggles of students…
Science and Society: New Drug to Prevent and Spread Tuberculosis - 2002-11-14
American and Russian scientists have developed a new drug that reduces the transmission duration of tuberculosis. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America discusses this breakthrough.…
Knowledge and Society: Latest Scientific Advances in Combating Anthrax Bacteria - 2002-11-13
The article discusses the latest scientific advancements in combating anthrax bacteria, highlighting the efforts of Iranian researchers. This is significant as it addresses public health…
Who Are Vitamins For?
The article discusses the importance of daily vitamin consumption for health, emphasizing that while it is beneficial for everyone, it is essential for certain individuals.…
Who is the Electronic Ear Suitable and Accessible For?
The article discusses the suitability and accessibility of electronic ears for individuals with hearing loss. It features an interview with Dr. Faramarz Memari, an expert…
Interview with Darvishpour about Khatami's Trip to Spain - 2002-11-04
The article features an interview with Darvishpour discussing former Iranian President Khatami's visit to Spain. This trip is significant as it reflects Iran's diplomatic engagements…
Knowledge and Society: What Are the Properties of Vitamins? - 2002-11-03
The article discusses the properties and consumption of various vitamins that aid in disease prevention and treatment. Mansour Farasioon, a scientific reporter, shares insights on…
Electronic Ear Surgery - 2002-11-03
The article discusses cochlear implant surgery, highlighting its advancements over the past two decades and its relevance to individuals with hearing loss, including a reference…
Knowledge and Society: A Material that Defies the General Laws of Physics!
Mansour Farasioon discusses the unique properties of zirconium, which challenge conventional physics. This exploration of zirconium's characteristics highlights its potential implications in various scientific fields.…