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Surge in Abandoned Newborns Raises Concerns in Syria
October 29, 2025
Surge in Abandoned Newborns Raises Concerns in Syria
Surge in Abandoned Newborns Raises Concerns in Syria ———————————— Human rights activists are warning about a rapidly increasing trend of newborn babies being abandoned across Syria. Reports indicate that in recent years, infants have been found in trash bins, bags,…
Conference on Nahj al-Balagha Held with Shia and Sunni Scholars in Karachi
October 29, 2025
Conference on Nahj al-Balagha Held with Shia and Sunni Scholars in Karachi
Conference on Nahj al-Balagha Held with Shia and Sunni Scholars in Karachi ———————– A scholarly conference centered on Nahj al-Balagha was held at the Hazrat Abu Talib (peace be upon him) Mosque in Karachi, Pakistan, bringing together prominent Shia and…
Afghan Shia Community Calls for Fair Share and Genuine Participation in Government
October 29, 2025
Afghan Shia Community Calls for Fair Share and Genuine Participation in Government
Afghan Shia Community Calls for Fair Share and Genuine Participation in Government ——————————— The leadership committee of the Afghanistan Shia High Commission, in a meeting with Abdul Salam Hanafi, Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban government, stressed the need to…
First International Conference Honoring Mirza Naeini Opens in Najaf
October 29, 2025
First International Conference Honoring Mirza Naeini Opens in Najaf
First International Conference Honoring Mirza Naeini Opens in Najaf ————————————— The first international conference commemorating the renowned scholar Mirza Mohammad Hossein Naeini has begun in the holy city of Najaf. The event is being held with the broad participation of…
UK Muslims and Interfaith Groups Unite Against Hate
October 29, 2025
UK Muslims and Interfaith Groups Unite Against Hate
UK Muslims and Interfaith Groups Unite Against Hate ………… Muslims in Slough, Buckinghamshire, joined by leaders and community members from various faiths, organized a large-scale event opposing racism and Islamophobia, reflecting a shared commitment to tolerance and social cohesion. The…
Pakistan Expels 8,000 Afghan Migrants in One Day as Deportations Surge
October 28, 2025
Pakistan Expels 8,000 Afghan Migrants in One Day as Deportations Surge
Pakistan Expels 8,000 Afghan Migrants in One Day as Deportations Surge …………….. Pakistan expelled at least 8,000 Afghan migrants on Sunday amid an intensified crackdown on undocumented foreigners, Amu TV reported. The Taliban-run commission for refugees said the deportees crossed…
Women in Afghanistan’s Uruzgan Left Without Health Care as Clinics Close and Poverty Deepens
October 28, 2025
Women in Afghanistan’s Uruzgan Left Without Health Care as Clinics Close and Poverty Deepens
Women in Afghanistan’s Uruzgan Left Without Health Care as Clinics Close and Poverty Deepens ………………. Women in Afghanistan’s Uruzgan Province say they have been left without access to medical care or female doctors as poverty worsens and international aid dwindles,…
Cyclone Montha Set to Hit India’s East Coast With Strong Winds and Heavy Rain
October 28, 2025
Cyclone Montha Set to Hit India’s East Coast With Strong Winds and Heavy Rain
Cyclone Montha Set to Hit India’s East Coast With Strong Winds and Heavy Rain ………….. Cyclone Montha is expected to strike India’s eastern coastal states, including Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, bringing heavy rain and strong winds,The Independent reported. The India…
Rising Thefts and Looting Stir Fear in Syria’s Alawite Villages
October 27, 2025
Rising Thefts and Looting Stir Fear in Syria’s Alawite Villages
Rising Thefts and Looting Stir Fear in Syria’s Alawite Villages ………….. Several Alawite-majority villages in western Hama countryside have witnessed a surge in armed robberies and looting, sparking widespread fear among residents, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.…
Sri Lanka Lifts Restrictions on Muslim Nurses Wearing Hijab
October 27, 2025
Sri Lanka Lifts Restrictions on Muslim Nurses Wearing Hijab
Sri Lanka Lifts Restrictions on Muslim Nurses Wearing Hijab ……………. Sri Lanka’s government has confirmed that Muslim nurses are free to wear the hijab and modest attire while performing their duties in public hospitals, ending years of informal restrictions. The…