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First floor of Talle Zainabiyyah Inaugurated Ahead of Arbaeen

First floor of Talle Zainabiyyah Inaugurated Ahead of Arbaeen

Local sources announced the opening of the first floor of Talle Aqilah of Bani Hashem Sayyida Zainab al-Kubra, peace be upon her, in the holy city of Karbala. It should be noted that this part of the development project of…
Over Two Million Pilgrims, Including 450,000 Foreigners, Cross into Iraq for Arbaeen Pilgrimage

Over Two Million Pilgrims, Including 450,000 Foreigners, Cross into Iraq for Arbaeen Pilgrimage

As the annual Arbaeen pilgrimage is unfolding, over 2.2 million pilgrims have crossed from Iran into Iraq, Shafaq News reported today citing Majid Mirahmadi, Iran’s Deputy Minister of Interior. Among them, more than 450,000 are foreign pilgrims. The influx includes…
Japan Embraces Muslim Visitors with Prayer Rooms

Japan Embraces Muslim Visitors with Prayer Rooms

In a move to cater to the growing number of Muslim tourists, department stores and shopping malls across Japan are increasingly establishing prayer rooms. This initiative comes as a response to the rising influx of visitors from Islamic countries, driven…
Japan cancels multiple flights, trains in Tokyo due to Typhoon Ampil

Japan cancels multiple flights, trains in Tokyo due to Typhoon Ampil

Flights and trains in the Tokyo region were canceled on Friday, with warnings issued for strong winds, heavy rain, and the possibility of flooding and landslides as Typhoon Ampil passed near Japan, heading further north in the Pacific. The typhoon…
Ongoing war, climate crisis put lives of thousands of Sudanese children in danger, warns UNICEF

Ongoing war, climate crisis put lives of thousands of Sudanese children in danger, warns UNICEF

According to a UNICEF spokesperson, the situation for children in Sudan is becoming increasingly dangerous as the ongoing civil war and climate crisis intensify, which could result in the deaths of tens of thousands of children in the coming months.…
Over 1,100 civilians killed in Afghanistan during three years of Taliban rule

Over 1,100 civilians killed in Afghanistan during three years of Taliban rule

In the three years since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, 1,182 civilians have been killed, with an additional 2,904 injured, Amu TV reported yesterday citing the United Nations. The U.N. documented 15,865 security-related incidents during this period, including 361…
Brain stores three copies of every memory, new study says

Brain stores three copies of every memory, new study says

A groundbreaking study from the University of Basel’s Biozentrum has unveiled that the brain employs three distinct sets of neurons to store a single memory, enhancing redundancy and stability in memory retention, New Atlas reported yesterday. Researchers discovered that early-born…
Most Suspects in 2023 Anti-Christian Rampage in Pakistan Remain Free, Amnesty Reports

Most Suspects in 2023 Anti-Christian Rampage in Pakistan Remain Free, Amnesty Reports

A report from Amnesty International reveals that over 90% of suspects involved in the 2023 anti-Christian rampage in Jaranwala, Pakistan, remain at large, said Arab News yesterday. The violence erupted after allegations that a local Christian desecrated pages of the…
Kashmir to Hold First Local Elections in a Decade

Kashmir to Hold First Local Elections in a Decade

India-administered Kashmir is set to conduct local elections starting September 18, marking the first regional polls in ten years. Nearly nine million voters are registered for the 90-member legislative assembly elections, which will unfold in three stages, with vote counting…
Uyghur Prison Sentences Total 4.4 Million Years, Yale Report Reveals

Uyghur Prison Sentences Total 4.4 Million Years, Yale Report Reveals

A recent analysis from Yale University highlights the staggering impact of the Chinese Communist Party’s campaign against Uyghurs and other Turkic minorities in Xinjiang, estimating a cumulative 4.4 million years of prison sentences, nationalreview.com published yesterday. The report from Yale’s…
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