India

Ahlulbayt followers in Kashmir participate in funeral of prominent Shia Sheikh

Ahlulbayt followers in Kashmir participate in funeral of prominent Shia Sheikh

Shias of the Ahlulbayt (peace be upon them) in Kashmir, yesterday Tuesday, bid farewell to the late Shia leader Sheikh Abbas Ansari, in a solemn funeral in which the participants, men and women, shed tears at his painful death. In…
First semester exams start at the Scientific Seminary of Abu Talib (peace be upon him) in Lucknow, India

First semester exams start at the Scientific Seminary of Abu Talib (peace be upon him) in Lucknow, India

The Scientific Seminary of Abu Talib (peace be upon him), affiliated with the Shirazi Religious Authority in Lucknow, India, started the first semester exams for its current academic year. The exams include all scientific subjects for the academic levels in…
Massive fire damages mosque, house in north Kashmir

Massive fire damages mosque, house in north Kashmir

Massive fire damaged a mosque and a residential house in Tarzoo area of Sopore in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district overnight, official sources said on Tuesday. Two firefighters were also injured while dousing the “sky touching” flames, the official sources said.…
Battle of Karbala holds significant position in Hindu and Sikh literature

Battle of Karbala holds significant position in Hindu and Sikh literature

The Indian weekly “Outlook India” published a detailed article, in which it shed light on the representation of non-Muslim poets in India of the eternal tragedy of Karbala in their literary works. In its article, translated by Shia Waves News…
Environment courses to be launched at league of Islamic universities’ campuses

Environment courses to be launched at league of Islamic universities’ campuses

Environment courses are planned to be launched at the campuses of League of Islamic Universities’ member institutions. The decision was at a climate action summit held in India earlier this week. Based in Cairo, Egypt, the league is an association…
UN Secretary-General chides India over its human rights record

UN Secretary-General chides India over its human rights record

UN chief Antonio Guterres chided India during a visit on Wednesday over its human rights record, which critics say has regressed under Hindu nationalist Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “India has a responsibility to protect and promote the rights of all…
Indian Supreme Court panel divided over school hijab ban

Indian Supreme Court panel divided over school hijab ban

An Indian Supreme Court panel said on Thursday it was divided over a ban on hijabs in schools, and referred the matter to the chief justice, leaving in place a state’s ruling against the women’s headgear that has sparked uproar.…
Anti-Muslim rhetoric and violence increase in India

Anti-Muslim rhetoric and violence increase in India

Tchachoy Yadav, Deputy Chief Minister of the Indian state of Bihar, accused officials of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of sabotaging India’s interests and its links with Arab and Islamic countries in light of extremist calls for boycotting and…
At least 18 people dead as monsoon causes havoc across north India

At least 18 people dead as monsoon causes havoc across north India

Incessant rain has lashed parts of northern India, forcing schools to close in several cities as an unusually late rainy season prolonged havoc across the country and killed at least 18 people yesterday, Monday. The state-run Indian Meteorological Department (IMD)…
Mumbai hosts one of the largest Shia mosques to revive Husseini rituals, help needy families

Mumbai hosts one of the largest Shia mosques to revive Husseini rituals, help needy families

The English-language newspaper ‘Times of India’ praised the religious and humanitarian services provided by the ‘Haidari Mosque’, which is the largest mosque for Shia Muslims on Mira Road in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The newspaper prepared a press report, translated by…
Back to top button