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A Sierra Leonean called Mohamed Jalloh a former National Guard member and also ISIS supporter has been identified as the...
12/03/2026

A Sierra Leonean called Mohamed Jalloh a former National Guard member and also ISIS supporter has been identified as the gunman in a deadly shooting at Old Dominion University (ODU)

The shooter opened fire just before 10:49 a.m. at ODU's Constant Hall in Norfolk, Virginia, killing one person and wounding two other people. The gunman is also dead.
He has been identified by authorities as Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, A US citizen originally from Sierra Leone who pleaded guilty in 2016 to attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State, according to the FBI.

The shooting is being investigated as an act of terrorism, FBI Director Kash Patel said in a social media post. He said the shooter is dead because of “a group of brave students who stepped in and subdued him.”

"We have confirmed reports that prior to him conducting this act of terrorism, he shouted all our stated Allahu Akbar," Special Agent in Charge Dominique Evans said in a Thursday evening press conference.

According to the Justice Department, Jalloh was compelled to leave the U.S. military after he began listening to the online lectures of Al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Aulaqi. The department also said that Jalloh "praised" the July 2015 terrorist attack in Chattanooga, Tennessee, when a gunman opened fire and killed four U.S. Marines and a Navy sailor.

Jalloh also shared that he had been thinking about conducting an attack similar to the attack at Ft. Hood, Texas, in November 2009, which killed 13 people and wounded 32 others.

In a letter asking for a judge for leniency, Jalloh shared his love for America, writing: "I have and have always had deep respect and still have respect for the American people and the American values that I pledged to serve."

"I reject and deplore terrorism and any groups associated with it, especially ISIL. I hate how I allowed myself to be manipulated and how ISIL manipulates troubled and impressionable people like me with their religious propaganda by appealing to Islamic solidarity and a skewed interpretation of selective verses from the Quran. I feel like a complete idiot for accepting such a superficial and dishonest interpretation of Islam, and for blindly accepting what I was being told," he wrote.

"I will make It my life’s mission to telling the truth about ISIL and all Islamic terrorists, and to prevent other troubled young men from falling prey to their propaganda like I did. I love the United States of America. I have always been grateful to this nation for what it has done for me and my family."

05/03/2026
Three US service members have been killed in action as part of US military operations against Iran, the US Central Comma...
02/03/2026

Three US service members have been killed in action as part of US military operations against Iran, the US Central Command said in a statement on Sunday. These are the first confirmed deaths since the US began launching strikes against Iran on Saturday.

Five additional personnel have been reported seriously wounded as part of Operation Epic Fury, the US military said. Authorities have not yet publicly identified the three soldiers who were killed.

While announcing the military action targeting Iran, Donald Trump cautioned that “the lives of American heroes may be lost, and we may have casualties. That often happens in war”.

At a recent graduation ceremony at the University of Liberia, a moment unfolded that quietly reminded everyone of the tr...
01/03/2026

At a recent graduation ceremony at the University of Liberia, a moment unfolded that quietly reminded everyone of the true meaning of friendship.

A man believed by many to be mentally challenged made his way to the celebration, not for attention, not for recognition, but simply to honor his friend who had just achieved a remarkable milestone.

While others came dressed in their finest, bearing gifts and cameras, he came with something far more powerful: a sincere heart and unwavering loyalty.

Despite the challenges he may face, he showed up. He stood proud. He celebrated. He congratulated his friend with a joy so genuine it needed no translation.

In a world where friendships are often tested by distance, status, or circumstance, his presence spoke volumes. It was a powerful reminder that true friendship is not measured by intellect, appearance, or social standing. It is measured by love, consistency, and the willingness to stand beside someone in their defining moments.

That day, beyond the certificates and applause, there was a deeper lesson for everyone present: compassion transcends condition, and loyalty knows no barriers.

Indeed, true friendship speaks louder than any limitation.❤️

WATCH: A deeply emotional video captures a grieving man hitting his late wife’s grave in anguish after DNA test results ...
28/02/2026

WATCH: A deeply emotional video captures a grieving man hitting his late wife’s grave in anguish after DNA test results confirmed he is infertile and that the six children he raised with love over the years are not his biological children.

Poland Deports 25 Pakistani Nationals After Reported Rule ViolationsPoland has deported 25 Pakistani nationals following...
19/02/2026

Poland Deports 25 Pakistani Nationals After Reported Rule Violations

Poland has deported 25 Pakistani nationals following reported breaches of conduct rules, according to official statements. The action has drawn attention amid broader discussions about immigration enforcement and public order across Europe.

Authorities said the individuals violated specific residency or behavior regulations, though detailed personal information was not publicly disclosed. Officials stressed that the deportations were carried out under existing laws and procedures, emphasizing compliance with national rules.

Supporters of the decision argue that enforcing conduct standards is necessary to maintain social order and ensure fairness for migrants who follow the law. They believe consistent enforcement helps build public trust in immigration systems and deters future violations.

Critics warn that deportations can have serious human consequences and urge transparency and due process in every case. The wider reflection highlights a familiar global challenge: balancing rule enforcement with compassion, integration, and the realities of migration in an increasingly interconnected world.

An Islamic scholar says owning a dog inside the home reduces your good deeds and keeps angels away.She referenced the Pr...
19/02/2026

An Islamic scholar says owning a dog inside the home reduces your good deeds and keeps angels away.
She referenced the Prophet Muhammad as saying:
“Whoever keeps a dog, except a dog for herding, hunting, or farming, then every day two qirats are deducted from his good deeds.”
" Whoever owns a dog is in debt to Allah and will be punished, so think twice.”
She also quoted another narration:
“The angels do not enter a house in which there is a dog or an image.”
According to this traditional interpretation, keeping a dog as a household pet without a valid religious reason decreases blessings (barakah), and a person should repent and remove the dog from the home.

Be fruitful and multiply
22/01/2026

Be fruitful and multiply

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18/01/2026

Why now men. Women are scarce oh

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