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Pakistani Students Protest Removal of Imam Hussein’s Name from University Prayer Hall —————————– Students from the Imamia Students Organization (ISO) in Pakistan held a peaceful protest after reports emerged that the name of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him) had…

Extremists Exploit Online Platforms to Fuel Political Violence — NYU Report ……………. Extremist groups are increasingly using online platforms to recruit supporters and promote violence for political ends, according to a new report by New York University’s Stern Center for…

UNDP Report: Nearly Two-Thirds of Afghans Living in Multidimensional Poverty …………… Nearly 65% of Afghanistan’s population is living in multidimensional poverty, with another 20% vulnerable to falling into it, according to the 2025 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) released by…

Afghanistan and Pakistan Resume Peace Talks in Istanbul Amid Rising Border Tensions …………… Afghanistan and Pakistan have resumed peace talks in Istanbul after earlier negotiations broke down, with Turkey and Qatar mediating renewed efforts to ease escalating border tensions, Khaama…

Calls Grow for UK to Halt Arms Sales to UAE over Alleged Links to Sudan Atrocities …………… Britain is facing mounting pressure to suspend arms exports to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after UK-made military equipment was reportedly found in…

Saudi Arabia’s appointment of Sheikh Saleh Al-Fawzan as the kingdom’s new Grand Mufti has drawn sharp criticism from international rights groups and analysts, who warn that the move could entrench sectarian divides and inflame growing domestic discontent among youth and…

Misbah Al-Hussein Foundation, IHC Distribute Food Aid to 300 Families in Afghanistan …………….. The Al-Misbah Al-Hussein Foundation for Relief and Development, in cooperation with the IHC Charity Organization, has launched a major humanitarian campaign to distribute food supplies to hundreds…

Surge in Violence and Religious Intolerance Marks a Troubled Week from Syria to Scotland and Afghanistan ———————————————— A series of violent and discriminatory incidents across three countries this week have underscored growing global concerns over religious intolerance and insecurity, as…

Rising Far-Right Rhetoric and Local Islamophobia: Europe and the US See Parallel Impacts on Muslim Communities —————————————– A hardening of political discourse and a spike in anti-Muslim sentiment are reverberating from the Netherlands to Minnesota, with communities reporting increased threats,…

Ex-Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger Promotes Christian Influence in AI Development ————————————- Patrick Gelsinger, the former CEO of Intel, is now leading a significant movement to integrate Christian faith and ethics into the development of artificial intelligence, according to a report…