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Commemoration of “Muhammadiyah Period” at Ale Yasin Hussainiya in Sydney
August 27, 2025
Commemoration of “Muhammadiyah Period” at Ale Yasin Hussainiya in Sydney
Commemoration of “Muhammadiyah Period” at Ale Yasin Hussainiya in Sydney ————————————— Ale Yasin Mosque and Hussainiya, affiliated with Grand Ayatollah Shirazi in Sydney, Australia, held special programs marking the Muhammadiyah Decade. The commemorations began on the 21st of Safar and…
WHO Secures $6.3 Million to Strengthen Health Services in Afghanistan
August 27, 2025
WHO Secures $6.3 Million to Strengthen Health Services in Afghanistan
WHO Secures $6.3 Million to Strengthen Health Services in Afghanistan ……………… The World Health Organization (WHO) in Afghanistan has received over US$6.3 million in humanitarian aid to bolster healthcare for vulnerable populations, according to the UN Office for the Coordination…
Pakistan Evacuates Thousands as Flood Risks Rise Amid Heavy Rains and Cross-Border Water Release
August 27, 2025
Pakistan Evacuates Thousands as Flood Risks Rise Amid Heavy Rains and Cross-Border Water Release
Pakistan Evacuates Thousands as Flood Risks Rise Amid Heavy Rains and Cross-Border Water Release …………… Pakistan has evacuated over 100,000 people from vulnerable areas in eastern Punjab as floodwaters surge due to heavy monsoon rains and the release of excess…
Typhoon Kajiki Leaves Trail of Destruction in Vietnam, Kills Three
August 27, 2025
Typhoon Kajiki Leaves Trail of Destruction in Vietnam, Kills Three
Typhoon Kajiki Leaves Trail of Destruction in Vietnam, Kills Three ………….. Typhoon Kajiki claimed at least three lives and injured 10 others in Vietnam, according to government officials, as reported by Reuters. The storm struck the country’s north central coast…
Germany to Resume Relocation of Vulnerable Afghans Amid Pressure
August 27, 2025
Germany to Resume Relocation of Vulnerable Afghans Amid Pressure
Germany to Resume Relocation of Vulnerable Afghans Amid Pressure …………. Germany is set to lift its months-long suspension on admitting vulnerable Afghan nationals after growing legal challenges and Pakistan’s push to deport refugees, Arab News reported. Approximately 2,000 Afghans approved…
UK Plans Democracy Lessons from Age 11 to Prepare Young Voters
August 27, 2025
UK Plans Democracy Lessons from Age 11 to Prepare Young Voters
UK Plans Democracy Lessons from Age 11 to Prepare Young Voters …………….. The UK government is set to introduce mandatory democracy education for children starting at age 11 to better prepare them for voting at 16, The Guardian reported. Vijay…
US Far-Right Candidate Valentina Gomez Sparks Outrage After Quran Burning Incident
August 27, 2025
US Far-Right Candidate Valentina Gomez Sparks Outrage After Quran Burning Incident
US Far-Right Candidate Valentina Gomez Sparks Outrage After Quran Burning Incident ……………. Valentina Gomez, a far-right Republican candidate for the US Congress, has sparked widespread condemnation after burning a copy of the Quran in a video posted on social media.…
Over Two Billion People Worldwide Lack Safely-Managed Drinking Water, UN Warns
August 27, 2025
Over Two Billion People Worldwide Lack Safely-Managed Drinking Water, UN Warns
A UN report warns that progress toward universal access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene is far too slow, leaving billions at risk of disease and threatening global targets for 2030. More than two billion people globally still lack…
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi Highlights Importance of Adhering to Quran and Prophet’s Family
August 27, 2025
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi Highlights Importance of Adhering to Quran and Prophet’s Family
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi Highlights Importance of Adhering to Quran and Prophet’s Family ……………. Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Bashir al-Najafi emphasized that holding firmly to the “Thaqalayn”—the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad’s family—is essential for following the true path of Islam.…
Experts Warn Floods in Pakistan Are Becoming the “New Normal,” Urge Shift from Relief to Adaptation
August 27, 2025
Experts Warn Floods in Pakistan Are Becoming the “New Normal,” Urge Shift from Relief to Adaptation
Northern Pakistan is facing devastating flash floods that have killed over 460 people and displaced thousands, with the country experiencing what experts describe as a “new normal” of increasingly frequent and severe climate disasters. Despite contributing less than 1% to…