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Friday, 11 July 2008 18:45

HEYET Net - the Association of Muslim Scholars in Iraq (AMSI) Tarimiyah Branch started to campaign of education and awareness including the distribution of parts of the Holy Qur’an in preparation for the summer seasons.  

On the other hand AMSI Tarimiyah Branch initiated the first section of inventory for orphans where total registered number of orphans applied for assistance and help them to the hardships of life reached to 333.  

Meanwhile the branch arranged a circumcision ceremony for the orphans as the number of children reached to 56.  

In the ceremony the Association of Muslim Scholars in Iraq (AMSI) Tarimiyah Branch officials gave a speech explaining the way of circumcision sunnah and the conditions experienced by the Iraqis from north to the south under the hateful occupation.

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Loving and Protecting the Iraqi Children and Women

In an apparent miswriting, “I am Iraq” (instead of “I am Iraqi”) Iraqi refugee Sara Alawi hits the ultimate Truth: it is the Iraqi children and women that first and foremost will bear the responsibility of giving birth to the future generations of the Iraqi people. They, and the Iraqi Resistance protecting them – not the occupation puppet government - are Iraq

30.6. AMSI Tarimiyah Branch Humanitarian Activities

30.6. Human Rights Ministry Says 1334 Women Killed in 3 Years

25.6. Iraq: No Let-Up In The Humanitarian Crisis

24.6. AMSI Hit Branch Distributes 900 Shares

22.6. AMSI Hit Branch Distributes Humanitarian Aid

21.6. APS – the Bloody Explosions in Popular Market / Baghdad

21.6. APS – the Bloody American Crime Against a Family

15.6. 'Special Weapons' Have a Fallout on Babies in Fallujah

15.6. Action for Iraqi Children

11.6. 450 Civilians Arrested by the Government Forces

19.5. Iraq Orphans Neglected, Abused

13.5. AMSI : the Arrest of Women and Children is Barbarism

26.4. Iraqi Children Silent Victims of Ongoing Violence, Says UN Envoy

18.4. Solidarity with Iraq’s Orphans

4.4. AMSI Samarra Distributes Gifts to the Martyrs’ Children

24.3. AMSI Kaim Branch Campaign

20.3. AMSI Aid Distribution Campaign

8.7. Revenge, illiteracy push up female suicide bombers' number in Diala

7.7. Diala suicide blast leaves 9 killed, 12 wounded

6.7. 2 schoolgirls kidnapped in northern Mosul

5.7. Despair Drives Suicide Attacks by Iraqi Women

5.7. Most of Diala's bombers are female- paper

4.7. Iraqi Ulama: "It's Haram To Coperate With The Invaders"

3.7. Accidental Fungus Leads to Promising Cancer Drug

1.7. Iraqi children tell their stories through music at UNICEF-sponsored event in Geneva

1.7. 340 academics and 2,334 women killed in 3 years, Human Rights Ministry says

1.7. Iraq's Female Bombers

30.6. Human rights ministry says 1334 women killed in 3 years

30.6. Is U.S. Military Covering Up Rape, Murder?

28.6. WHO opens office in Baghdad

28.6. Iraq numbers tell grim story

28.6. Iran, Japan, victims of weapons of mass destruction

28.6. U.S. can be charged with Iraq war crimes

28.6. Discovery of weapons in school playgrounds rings alarm bells in Missan

27.6. Heavy toll on Iraq marriages

26.6. Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt Donate to International Rescue Committee Programs for Iraqi Children

23.6. Women's marginalization, poverty, unemployment behind suicide bombings-report

23.6. Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children releases landmark report on refugees with disabilities in countries affected by conflict

21.6. Child abductions on the rise in violence hit countries: UN

21.6. UNICEF Iraq helps the children of Sadr City regroup after intense violence

21.6. In the wake of increased kidnappings, UNICEF calls on governments to protect children

21.6. Child abductions on the rise in violence hit countries: UN

21.6. Report: Women and children refugees suffer in Iraq

20.6. UNICEF Statement on the continued abduction, torture and rape of children around the world

20.6. Rape Constitutes War Crime: UN

20.6. Muslim girls also victims

19.6. Bush's war on Iraqi children is the worst of all war crimes

19.6. UNICEF appeals for more aid to Iraq children

19.6. Operation Iraqi kids

19.6. A life in Iraq: An ordinary woman’s (1) story (2)

19.6. Gunmen kill woman, wound her husband in Mosul

19.6. Sleeping dolls in Iraq: My lady d'arbanville

18.6. UNICEF boosts emergency operation to help Iraqi children

18.6. [UNICEF:] Conflict has defined life for an entire generation of Iraqi children

17.6. UN to Address Rape as Weapon

16.6. 'American Snipers Kill 8 Civilians in Iraq'

14.6. Families question fate of detained children in Iraq

12.6. Remember! Remember!

12.6. Iraq's Children Fighters

11.6. UNICEF Humanitarian action update - Iraq, 11 Jun 2008

11.6. Iraqi Kidnap Victims’ Wives Face Financial Struggle

11.6. Social fascism- the tragedy of women killings and deaths in Kurdistan Region: reality, reasons, solutions - Part 11

10.6. Children's Rights in the War Theater: Who Guards the Guards?

9.6. Children shipments

9.6. 2 Attacks in Diala leave 8 casualties

9.6. Human Rights Watch slams US treatment of imprisoned kids in Iraq, Guantanamao Bay

8.6. Hijab: An Insult to Unveiled Women?

8.6. Action for Iraqi Children

8.6. U.S. forces capture key member of al-Qaeda in Mosul

7.6. HRW Slams Turkey Hijab Ruling

7.6. Secularism Against Freedoms in Turkey (Discussion)

7.6. Child killed, 14 wounded by violence in 24 hours

7.6. VIDEO Iraq: The Doctor, the Depleted Uranium and The Dying Children

6.6. US should probe alleged inhuman treatment on child detainees: UN

6.6. UN: Improve Treatment of Children in Armed Conflict

6.6. U.N. experts rap U.S. "cruelty" to child prisoners

6.6. UN scolds U.S. for detaining children

6.6. UN panel criticizes U.S. war crimes charges for Guantanamo minors

6.6. Iraqis suffering as we are, hundreds of times over

5.6. Yemen's role in trafficking Iraqi women

5.6. Answers From Iraqi Women, Part III

4.6. Answers From Iraqi Women, Part II

4.6. iraqi children: sexual abuse, addiction and imprisonment

3.6. "I pour water into my baby's formula to make it last longer" - The daily struggle of an ordinary refugee family from Iraq

3.6. Child's body found west of Baaquba

2.6. IRAQ: Juveniles languish for months in US-run prisons in Iraq – HRW

2.6. Answers From Iraqi Women

1.6. Joint Statement to Stop 'Gender Cleansing' in Iraq

31.5. Girls Denied Education

30.5. Sweden forum to boost Iraqi women role

28.5. Activists and UN: Iraqi women need more security

28.5. U.S. held hundreds of children in Iraq: Russia’s UN ambassador

26.5. Baghdad, City of Widows

26.5. Iraqi military detains 6 boys suspected as bombers

26.5. Treating Iraqi Kids in Israel

26.5. Iraq: Appeal for a solution to rising suicide rate among women

25.5. Bush's War on Children in Iraq

24.5. Surge in violence against women in Iraqi Kurdistan: Medics in Iraqi Kurdish north say 14 women died in first 10 days of May alone

23.5. Iraq: Children in US custody held without due process

22.5. Congratulations, America ... Children are Being Tortured in Your Name

21.5. Rights group slams U.S. over Iraq child detentions

19.5. U.S. detains 500 youngsters in Iraq since April

17.5. How picture phones have fuelled frenzy of honour killing in Iraq

16.5. ACLU: United States violates UN protocol in its treatment of Iraqi, and American, children [But the real figure of children detainees not 500, but 6,500!]

16.5. 8 wounded in Falluja bombing attack – medic

15.5. Child Bomber Kills 23 In Iraq

15.5. Child labor, a forgotten childhood under poverty

14.5. Iraq Orphans Neglected, Abused

14.5. The war against Iraqi women —Zeina Zaatari

14.5. Girl, Eight, In Suicide Bombing

13.5. Iraqi children 'in Israeli hospitals'

13.5. 180 Iraqi children were treated in Israeli hospitals

13.5. Iraq holds in 4.5 million Iraqi orphans

13.5. The killing of 15 women

11.5. 'Honour' Killings

10.5. Rising ranks of widows worry Iraqis

10.5. Iraq marriages are casualties of war

8.5. Iraq's secret war of widows

8.5. Iraq's Lost Children

7.5. UNICEF: Children's needs in Iraq not met

7.5. Number 1 Iraqi victims: Kids

7.5. UNICEF alarmed by plight of Iraqi children in Sadr City

6.5. Sharp rise in suicide attacks by women in Iraq likely

5.5. Among Iraq’s Children, Orphans Suffer Most - 05.05.2008

5.5. 3 boys killed in Iraq airstrike, companion says

4.5. Heartbreaking image of Iraq’s young victims

3.5. Why women become suicide bombers

3.5. Women Tortured by “Mobile Phone Abuse”

3.5. US Bombing Killed 2-Year-Old

30.4. A disturbing new trend

30.4. IED injures 6 women in Diala

29.4. The Iraqi Family: Another Neglected Casualty of War

29.4. Female suicide bomber kills two in Iraq

28.4. Official: Female suicide bomber kills 3 at checkpoint in Iraq

26.4. Iraqi children silent victims of ongoing violence, says UN envoy

26.4. Sense of Injustice Drives Women Bombers

26.4. What is the fate of the "Liberated" Iraqi Children?

26.4. Bomb kills child, injures 25 in Basra

25.4. UN says Iraqi children are recruited as suicide bombers by militants

24.4. Iraqi Kids Dream of Artificial Limbs

24.4. IRAQ: Call for action against murderers of women in Baghdad

23.4. Female bomber kills 18 in attack on Iraq police station (Extra)

23.4. Female bomber kills 6 cops, injures 12 in Diala

23.4. Desperate to learn

23.4. Iraqi Women Take On Roles Of Dead or Missing Husbands. For One Mother, Bedside AK-47 Signified Change

22.4. FEATURE-Iraqi children desperate to learn in ruined schools

22.4. Broken Iraqi Marriages

20.4. Jobless Female Students Losing Hope

19.4. women in basra: living in a big prison

17.4. Iraqi widows, orphans left stranded (AP)

17.4. Impact of war on Iraq's women

16.4. Iraq women and war

13.4. Iraqi marriages are a casualty of war

12.4. 13 killed as fighting rages in Baghdad: Small children with their parents killed by US strikes targeting ‘criminals’ in Baghdad’s Sadr City.

12.4. U.S. offensives on Falluja have disabled 500 children

7.4. Training Kids to Kill

7.4. Plight of widows, orphans 'ignored'

1.4. Steps Backward: Women’s Rights in Iraq - 03.31.2008

31.3. The Iraq Legacy: Millions of Women's Lives Destroyed

26.3. Iraq’s women: Our life was better under Saddam

26.3. Iraq's Collapsing Education

22.3. Iraqi Jailed Women…Abuse, Injustice

22.3. In Iraq, jailed women tell of abuse

21.3. Basra’s women killer gang seized

21.3. Iraq's lost generation

21.3. Iraq's Women Suicide Bombers

20.3. Iraq's Lost Children

20.3. Iraqi Women Resist the Occupation

20.3. Children of Iraq: enduring 5 years of violence

19.3. The Children of Iraq: 5 Years on

19.3. A mission to save the children of Iraq

19.3. Five-year Iraq conflict has caused 'massive' hidden crisis, says IRC Commission

16.3. Ticking bomb of Iraq’s forgotten refugee children

16.3. Economic, psychological pressures behind violence against women

16.3. Iraqi teen in war zone: 'I will have a future'

16.3. Iraq's Lost Generation

16.3. Their lives or their jobs

16.3. Childhood's End: Killing Still Iraq's Kids

15.3. Heroines - the daily life of Iraq's war widows

15.3. Iraqi women desperate to find their husbands

15.3. Women bear brunt of Iraq bloodshed

15.3. WOMEN'S DAY-IRAQ: Surviving Somehow Behind a Concrete Purdah

15.3. AMSI Supports Education and Sponsors Cultural Activities

15.3. Please Listen to the Women of Iraq

15.3. AMSI Presents Computers to a School in Abu Ghraib

15.3. Plight of Iraqi women a 'national crisis'

15.3. APR – The Takeover of the Occupation on Secondary School

15.3. UN health officials: Skin disease rising in southern Iraq with children at risk

15.3. AMSI Condemns Arrest of Women

12.3. IRAQ: Childhood Is Dying

12.3. Iraqi Women Quietly Endure Horrors Of War