Shia Rights Watch International Organization has condemned the terrorist attack that targeted armless and oppressed Hazara Shias in Quetta, Pakistan.
SRW condemns Shia targeting terrorist attack in Quetta, Pakistan
UK Muslims call for action against Islamophobia
Muslims are calling for action from the British government after a nearly 600% rise in Islamophobic hate crimes in the UK following last month's New Zealand terrorist attacks.
Russian military withdraws from key town in northern Aleppo, Syrian Army warns Turkey to stay away
The Russian military has officially withdrawn from the a key Shia town in the northern countryside of the Aleppo Governorate.
Imam al-Hayat blood donation campaign has been launched London, UK
Imam al-Hayat, the Imam of Life, blood donation campaign have has been launched on the birth anniversary of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, in London, United Kingdom.
Terrorist planned to target mosque in UK’s 1st far right suicide bomb plot
An anti-Islam extremist has admitted plotting to become the first far-right suicide bomber after planning to blow up a mosque in revenge for the UK’s Manchester terror attack.
Father and son arrested for drunken assault on mosque visitors
On Saturday night the police arrested a father and son on suspicion of committing assaults near the Al Hijra Mosque in Waddinxveen, Netherlands.
Imam al-Hayat blood donation campaign has been launched in Iraq, world
Imam al-Hayat, the Imam of Life, blood donation campaign have has been launched on the birth anniversary of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, in the holy city of Karbala.
One Shia Muslim released and many subjected to enforced disappearance
Innocent Shia Muslim Asad Abbas Bhatti has returned home in district Badin while more innocent Shia Muslim youth have been taken into illegal and undeclared custody and subjected to enforced disappearance in Karachi, Pakistan.
From the ashes of genocide, Islam rises in Rwanda
A handful of Muslims took a stand during the hundred days of slaughter and their stance inspired thousands of Rwandans to become Muslim in what was once called Africa’s most Catholic country.
UK Muslim academic targeted amid school homosexuality row
Kate Godfrey-Faussett said that she is the victim of a “witch hunt” against the Muslim community, and has been "hanged, drawn and quartered" by the mainstream media.
Ireland allows Muslim police officers to wear hijab
The police service of Ireland said it would follow the footsteps of its Scottish and Northern Ireland counterparts by allowing Muslim female officers to wear the hijab.
Anniversary of Imam Hussein’s departure from Medina to Karbala observed
Shia Muslims observed anniversary of departure of Imam Hussein (AS), his family and relatives from Medina to Karbala via Mecca (Makkah) on 28th Rajab, across the world.
Student orgs host “Meet a Muslim” table as part of their Islamic engagement week
Offering donuts, candy and engaging conversations, the University of Michigan's Islamic Society of Ahl-ul-Bayt, along with the Muslim Students’ Association,
Athens’ first mosque ready to open
A marble fountain is seen on the plot in Votanikos where the Greek capital’s first state mosque is expected to start operating in May.