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Seven killed after assailants launch suicide attack on Pakistan army post near Afghan border

Seven killed after assailants launch suicide attack on Pakistan army post near Afghan border

A military post in northwestern Pakistan near the Afghan border was targeted by an armed group using a vehicle filled with explosives and suicide bombers, resulting in the death of seven security force members, as reported by Al Jazeera. In…
Modi administration bans 2 more allegedly pro-freedom parties in Kashmir

Modi administration bans 2 more allegedly pro-freedom parties in Kashmir

The Indian government has outlawed two more allegedly ‘pro-freedom’ organizations in Kashmir, and extended the ban on Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front for another five years, Kashmir Media Service reported. According to a government statement, the banned outfits continue to…
Exhibition of gilded Qurans organized in Riyadh to highlight grandeur of Islamic arts

Exhibition of gilded Qurans organized in Riyadh to highlight grandeur of Islamic arts

In celebration of the holy month of Ramadan, a special exhibition was held in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, to display beautiful and rare Holy Qurans. The exhibition features 42 rare Qurans that are gilded and decorated, emphasizing the grandeur of…
Holy Najaf hosts largest annual Ramadan Iftar banquet

Holy Najaf hosts largest annual Ramadan Iftar banquet

As part of promoting solidarity and brotherhood during the holy month of Ramadan, the people of Holy Najaf, Iraq, every year organize the largest iftar banquet that extends along the roads leading to the shrine of Imam Ali, peace be…
Religious fatwas of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi dominate Indian newspapers

Religious fatwas of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi dominate Indian newspapers

In conjunction with the holy month of Ramadan, prominent Indian newspapers have published a series of fatwas (religious rulings) by the Supreme Religious Authority, Grand Ayatollah Sayyid Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi, in addition to answering jurisprudential questions. According to the director…
Muslims continue to face opposition from Americans to construct Islamic cemeteries, new report confirms

Muslims continue to face opposition from Americans to construct Islamic cemeteries, new report confirms

The news website “HuffPost” has published a report revealing the suffering of thousands of Muslims in America when burying their deceased due to opposition from right-wing parties and extremist movements to the opening of Islamic cemeteries in the United States.…
Berlin sees launch of exhibition to address anti-Muslim sentiment, racial discrimination

Berlin sees launch of exhibition to address anti-Muslim sentiment, racial discrimination

The German capital, Berlin, has hosted an art exhibition featuring a diverse collection of photos aimed at drawing attention to discrimination and anti-Muslim sentiments, known as “Islamophobia”. The exhibition, organized by the Islamic Federation in Berlin “IF,” was inaugurated on…
Amnesty International calls on UNAMA to give priority to women’s rights in Afghanistan

Amnesty International calls on UNAMA to give priority to women’s rights in Afghanistan

Amnesty International has welcomed the one-year extension of UNAMA’s mission in Afghanistan and urged the head of UNAMA to prioritize the rights of women, girls, minorities, and address the humanitarian crisis in the country. They emphasize the importance of UNAMA’s…
Cold weather claims 60 lives in Afghanistan over 3 weeks

Cold weather claims 60 lives in Afghanistan over 3 weeks

Freezing temperatures induced by heavy snowfall and rain in Afghanistan has led to the death of at least 60 people over the past more than three weeks, Anadolu Agency reported. According to Taliban authorities, as many as 34 others were…
Conflict-induced instability is main reason behind poverty rise in Sub-Saharan Africa, World Bank says

Conflict-induced instability is main reason behind poverty rise in Sub-Saharan Africa, World Bank says

According to statistics compiled by the World Bank, poverty has dramatically increased in Sub-Saharan countries due to conflicts and political instability in the region. In 1990, 278 million people were identified as poor in Sub-Saharan Africa. This number increased to…
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