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Taliban to Convert State Television Stations into Radio Outlets

Taliban to Convert State Television Stations into Radio Outlets

The Taliban is reportedly planning to convert state television stations into radio outlets following its ban on broadcasting images of living beings, Afghanistan International reported yesterday. Sources indicate that staff from the national television network in Kabul and other provinces…
Pakistani Senate Approves Legislation to Enhance Islamic Banking Framework

Pakistani Senate Approves Legislation to Enhance Islamic Banking Framework

In a late-night session on Saturday, the Senate passed the Banking Companies Amendment Bill, aimed at strengthening the legal framework for Islamic banking in Pakistan, Dawn reported yesterday. The session, initially scheduled for 11 AM, faced multiple delays due to…
Lebanon’s historical landmarks at risk amid ongoing war

Lebanon’s historical landmarks at risk amid ongoing war

Ba’albek Mayor Mustafa al-Shaal confirmed that the damage caused by the assault near the archaeological site of Qubbat Douris poses a major threat to Lebanon’s cultural heritage. He highlighted that the assault caused part of the upper stones to collapse…
Number of Muslims and Christians predicted to be equal by 2060

Number of Muslims and Christians predicted to be equal by 2060

The European daily newspaper “Telegrafi” published a special report, enriched with charts, that mapped the distribution of countries with the largest Muslim populations and their ratio to Christians worldwide. The newspaper, in a report viewed by the Shia Waves Agency,…
Over 150 People Massacred by ISIS Terrorists in Burkina Faso

Over 150 People Massacred by ISIS Terrorists in Burkina Faso

More than 150 individuals, including many Christians, were killed in a brutal attack by extremist Sunni terrorists in Manni, Burkina Faso, on October 6, CNA reported yesterday. Local sources reported that the ISIS insurgents cut off telephone communications before targeting…
Afghan Refugees in Germany Face Discrimination and Financial Instability

Afghan Refugees in Germany Face Discrimination and Financial Instability

A recent survey by the Berlin-based Advisory Council on Integration and Migration highlights the challenges faced by Afghan refugees in Germany, particularly in the housing market, Khaama Press reported yesterday. Polling around 1,900 refugees, the study reveals that many experience…
Diamond Dust Injection: A Potential Solution to Global Warming

Diamond Dust Injection: A Potential Solution to Global Warming

Research suggests that injecting five million tons of diamond dust annually into the stratosphere could lower global temperatures by 1.6 degrees Celsius, Anadolu Agency reported citing Science.org. Inspired by volcanic eruptions that historically cooled the Earth, scientists are exploring this…
Growing Concerns Over Space Junk Threatening Satellite Safety

Growing Concerns Over Space Junk Threatening Satellite Safety

As the number of satellites in Earth’s orbit skyrockets, experts warn of a looming crisis due to space debris, The Guardian reported yesterday. Currently, around 6,000 satellites are operational, with projections suggesting nearly 60,000 by 2030. This surge raises significant…
Unique Quranic manuscripts, rare art pieces shine at Sotheby’s Islamic Art Auction in London

Unique Quranic manuscripts, rare art pieces shine at Sotheby’s Islamic Art Auction in London

Sotheby’s will host an auction on Wednesday, October 23rd, featuring a remarkable collection of Islamic art, including two rare and significant Quranic manuscripts.. One of the highlights is a Quranic manuscript attributed to the renowned calligrapher Yaqut Al-Musta’simi from Baghdad,…
Lebanese schools open in Iraq to receive displaced students

Lebanese schools open in Iraq to receive displaced students

Iraq’s Minister of Education, Ibrahim Namis Al-Jubouri, announced on Thursday the approval to open several Lebanese schools in Iraqi provinces experiencing a growing presence of displaced Lebanese families. According to a statement from the Iraqi Ministry of Education, the decision…
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