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In the dark returns to London in 2026 with immersive sound experience in total darkness

After a sold-out London debut in 2024, the acclaimed immersive audio experience “in the dark” returns to the capital in January 2026, with performances scheduled for January 22, 23, 29 and 30 at St Andrew’s Church in Holborn. The post In the dark returns to London in 2026 with immersive sound experience in total darkness […]

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Runners Can Break Guinness World Records at the Dubai Marathon in 2026

Runners at the Dubai Marathon will have a rare chance to enter the Guinness World Records archive this year, as the global record-keeping authority partners with the marathon to mark the race’s 25th anniversary. The post Runners Can Break Guinness World Records at the Dubai Marathon in 2026 appeared first on Green Prophet. Quentin Tarantino

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Israeli investors secure $120 million USD loan to build wind power in Romania

BIG MEGA Renewable Energy, a joint venture between publicly listed Israeli real-estate companies BIG Shopping Centers Ltd. and MEGA OR Holdings, has built a growing presence in Romania’s wind energy sector through two major project financings over the past two years. The post Israeli investors secure $120 million USD loan to build wind power in

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Zoroastrianism from Iran is the world’s first eco-religion

When Zarathustra started preaching around 1200 BCE in ancient Persia, which is known today as Iran, he wasn’t just founding a religion—he was creating the world’s first environmental protection movement. Good thoughts, good words, good deeds. But there was a mantra and words to live by: don’t pollute the earth, water, or fire. Ever. The

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Isra and Mi’raj Festival and the Night Journey to Jerusalem that shaped Islam

The Muslim prophet Muhammad never traveled to the city of Jerusalem in his lifetime. Yet his dream is celebrated as a spiritual transformation. The Isra and Mi‘raj story describes a spiritual or visionary experience, not a recorded historical journey. Even early Islamic scholars debated whether the event was physical or symbolic. Yet today, Muslims around

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