The World Health Organization has issued a number of guidelines related to fasting in the upcoming month of Ramadan, in conjunction with the spread of COVID-19.
WHO releases Safe Ramadan Practices in the Context of the COVID-19
International NGOs urge Bahrain to release prisoners amid pandemic
67 Arab and international human rights organizations - including 18 Tunisian organizations - call on the Bahraini authorities to respond to the call of the High Commissioner for Human Rights for the
Famine threatens the lives of Arakan Muslims in India's camps
The curfew imposed in India due to the outbreak of coronavirus has increased the risk of starvation for Arakan Muslims, who live in camps in the capital, New Delhi, and Jammu Kashmir.
Yemeni citizen killed by Saudi bombing of Hodeidah
The Saudi coalition forces continue to violate the cease-fire agreement in the Yemeni province of Hodeidah, targeting the houses and properties of citizens with mortars, which led to the martyrdom of a citizen and
PMU bombs ISIS hideouts in Salah al-Din Province
The 21st Brigade of the PMU has bombed hideouts of ISIS terrorist organization in Salah al-Din province.
Newport mosque organizes free meals for NHS and emergency staff
A Newport mosque has teamed up with some of the city’s businesses to deliver free meals to NHS staff and emergency services.
Indonesian expert: Islamophobia in India is a tool exploited by the ruling party
An expert on international relations at the Indonesian University of Padjadjaran Dina Suleiman said that false propaganda targeting Muslims in India is a tool in the ruling party's hand to attract the voice of extremist Hindus.
U.N. says mostly women and children among 32 killed as insurgents, Myanmar military clash
A surge in fighting between the Myanmar military and insurgents has killed at least 32 civilians, mostly women and children, in the restive Rakhine and Chin states, the U.N. human rights office said
Africa needs more than $200 billion to respond to pandemic, U.N. chief says
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday urged creditors to grant a debt standstill for all developing countries, not just the poorest, warning that many faced debt distress due to a
Saudi coalition bombs the city of al-Drahemi with dozens of mortar shells
A Yemeni press source stated that the Saudi coalition forces have fired 30 mortar shells on the outskirts of the Yemeni city of al-Drahemi.
BAE Systems sold £15bn worth of arms to Saudis during Yemen assault
Britain’s leading arms manufacturer BAE Systems sold £15bn worth of arms and services to the Saudi military during the last five years, the period covered by Riyadh’s involvement in
More women studying Islamic law in German universities
Studies have indicated that 80 percent of Islamic theology students in German universities are women.
World Health Organization calls on Iraq to continue its curfew to counter coronavirus
The World Health Organization in Iraq called today, Wednesday, not to reduce the curfew measures, stressing that preventing gatherings contributed to limiting the spread of the pandemic.
Islamic mass graves for up to 10 bodies being dug for Muslim victims of the coronavirus pandemic
Islamic mass graves for up to 10 bodies are being dug for Muslim victims of the coronavirus pandemic.
