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Pakistan: Strict measures against offenders of Abu Talib, peace be upon him

Pakistan: Strict measures against offenders of Abu Talib, peace be upon him

Pakistani media said yesterday, Friday, that the Ministries of Education and Higher Education in the Northwest Province (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa) issued strict instructions to delete false information about the personality and biography of Abu Talib, the father of the Commander of…
Militant group attacks Shia pilgrims commemorating martyrdom of Imam Redha in Pakistan

Militant group attacks Shia pilgrims commemorating martyrdom of Imam Redha in Pakistan

Karachi police closed the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi, after an attack by an extremist group on Shia pilgrims of the shrine, who were commemorating the martyrdom of Imam Redha (peace be upon him). The shrine, which is located on…
Pakistan battles disease surge as flood deaths surpass 1,600, The Washington Post reported

Pakistan battles disease surge as flood deaths surpass 1,600, The Washington Post reported

Pakistan deployed thousands more doctors and medics to battle the outbreak of disease as the death toll from the unprecedented floods that have gripped the country this summer surpassed 1,600 on Friday, officials said yesterday, Friday. The disaster management agency…
Pakistan: Sialkot Arbaeen Procession Attacked

Pakistan: Sialkot Arbaeen Procession Attacked

Activists of a radical Islamist Sunni group attacked a Shia Arbaeen procession on 18th September in Pakistan’s Punjab province, Sialkot, leaving at least 15 people injured.  According to an official report, the procession was going to the Hussainiyah in Sialkot,…
Anti-Shia militancy on rise in Pakistan

Anti-Shia militancy on rise in Pakistan

A new form of Sunni militancy is creeping across many new areas in Pakistan, threatening Shias, Ahmadis and non-Muslim minorities. The growth of sectarian violence in Pakistan has long been driven by the Sunni groups from the military and political…
Pakistan: Large meeting at the state level to commemorate the Arbaeen of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)

Pakistan: Large meeting at the state level to commemorate the Arbaeen of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)

The Council of Ministers in the Pakistani province of Punjab, headed by the Chairman of the Parliamentary Affairs and Environmental Protection Committee, held a wide meeting to discuss the necessary preparations for holding mourning processions on the Arbaeen of Imam…
Many Pakistani cities commemorate the Arbaeen ceremonies of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)

Many Pakistani cities commemorate the Arbaeen ceremonies of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him)

The Pakistani ‘Urdu Point’ news agency reported that several cities in the country, most notably the city of Lahore, are preparing to hold mourning processions on the Arbaeen of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him). The agency clarified in a…
US-based IMI provides medical aid to flood-affected areas in Pakistan 

US-based IMI provides medical aid to flood-affected areas in Pakistan 

 Imamia Medics International (IMI) teams established Emergency Medical-Aid Camps in flood-affected areas all across Pakistan on Tuesday, 6th of September.  In Sindh Province, about 200 patients were seen by IMI team comprising of physicians, pediatricians, cardiologists and female doctors, and…
Pakistan: Saylani Welfare Trust accused of refusing aid to a predominantly Shia village

Pakistan: Saylani Welfare Trust accused of refusing aid to a predominantly Shia village

Pakistan is currently experiencing its worst floods this century and has been appealing to the world for immediate aid. Saylani Welfare Trust has been travelling around the affected areas of Pakistan providing aid and support. However, when a local phoned…
Pakistan floods kill another 24 people

Pakistan floods kill another 24 people

Another 24 people lost their lives in flood-related incidents across Pakistan over the past 24 hours, pushing the overall tally to 1,314, the country’s national disaster agency said on Sunday. A majority of the latest fatalities, 19, were reported from…
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