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Thousands of Shiites of Ahl al-Bayt rally in Baghdad to protest destruction of Jannat al-Baqi

Thousands of Shiites of Ahl al-Bayt rally in Baghdad to protest destruction of Jannat al-Baqi

On Wednesday, April 17 coinciding the 8th of Shawwal, thousands of Shiites of Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them, held a protest rally in front of the Saudi Embassy in the Green Zone of Baghdad. More details in the following…
UN: Afghan women entrepreneurs face wide range of obstacles

UN: Afghan women entrepreneurs face wide range of obstacles

Women entrepreneurs in Afghanistan face a wide range of obstacles and high costs of doing business, said the United Nations Development Program in a new report. Despite facing formidable challenges, women-owned and -led businesses in Afghanistan continue to demonstrate remarkable…
Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizing Education in the East of England

Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizing Education in the East of England

In the East of England, a groundbreaking initiative is underway to revolutionize education through the innovative use of artificial intelligence (AI), BBC reported yesterday. With a vision to modernize and personalize learning experiences for students, educational institutions are leveraging AI…
Bumblebee species can survive underwater for up to 7 days

Bumblebee species can survive underwater for up to 7 days

Queens of the common eastern bumblebee, a species widespread in eastern North America, can withstand submersion for up to a week when hibernating, the Guardian cited a new study yesterday. With bumblebee queens known to burrow into soil to hibernate,…
Taliban suspend two TV stations in Afghanistan for allegedly neglecting Islamic, national values

Taliban suspend two TV stations in Afghanistan for allegedly neglecting Islamic, national values

The Taliban have suspended the activities of two TV stations in Afghanistan, alleging they failed to “consider national and Islamic values,” VOA reported yesterday. According to the source, an official from the Information Ministry’s Media Violations Commission, Hafizullah Barakzai, said…
6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Japan

6.4 magnitude earthquake strikes Japan

A 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit southern Japan on Wednesday with no immediate reports of loss of life or infrastructure damage, Anadolu News Agency reported. The epicenter of the earthquake was off the coast of Ehime Prefecture with a depth of…
Heavy rain, flash floods kill 19 in Oman and disrupt Dubai airport

Heavy rain, flash floods kill 19 in Oman and disrupt Dubai airport

Record levels of rainfall have brought cities in the United Arab Emirates and Oman to a standstill, with at least 19 people killed in Oman and flights being diverted from Dubai’s airport, according to news reports. In the U.A.E., authorities…
Shias observe World Baqi Day, amid global demands to reconstruct Baqi al-Gharqad Cemetery

Shias observe World Baqi Day, amid global demands to reconstruct Baqi al-Gharqad Cemetery

Coinciding with the painful memory of the demolition of the holy graves of the Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, in Baqi al-Gharqad in Medina, which is observed today, the 8th of blessed Shawwal, Shia Muslims have launched global campaigns to…
“Al-Mizan: A Covenant for the Earth”: A Quranic project for environmental protection in England

“Al-Mizan: A Covenant for the Earth”: A Quranic project for environmental protection in England

A group of Muslim environmental experts in England have developed a covenant that includes a number of Quranic verses emphasizing the teachings that stress the importance of environmental protection. This covenant, prepared by a charity organization in Birmingham, aims to…
South Korean convert plans to construct large mosque in Incheon city

South Korean convert plans to construct large mosque in Incheon city

Korean artist and convert “Daoud Kim” announced on his Instagram account his plans to build a large mosque in the city of Incheon, South Korea, after purchasing the designated land. Kim, a South Korean citizen, embraced Islam in 2019 after…
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