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Holy Karbala Government calls on central government to allocate funds to restore Arba’een roads

Holy Karbala Government calls on central government to allocate funds to restore Arba’een roads

The First Deputy Governor of Holy Karbala, Jassim al-Fatlawi, called on the central government in Baghdad to allocate funds to reconstruct the roads for the honorable pilgrims who come on-foot for the Arba’een Pilgrimage of Imam Hussein, peace be upon…
Shirazi-affiliated centers continue their humanitarian activities to assist Afghan families

Shirazi-affiliated centers continue their humanitarian activities to assist Afghan families

The official website of the Supreme Religious Authority Grand Ayatollah Seyyed Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi said on Saturday that the Afghanistan-based Shirazi centers and organizations continue to provide their humanitarian assistance to disadvantaged families. The website added that, “In Mazar-i-Sharif, the…
At least seven people dead as mosque collapses in Nigeria

At least seven people dead as mosque collapses in Nigeria

Local officials confirmed that a mosque in the Nigerian city of Zaria had collapsed on Friday during prayers, killing at least seven people. They added that hundreds of worshippers were in the building at the time of prayer. An investigation…
Even Time is political in the Muslim province of China

Even Time is political in the Muslim province of China

China is among the countries where time is political! This situation means Muslims of Xinjiang province are in a state of confusion. According to reports, the summer sunset in Kashgar, the capital of the Muslim-majority Xinjiang province, is around midnight.…
More than 12 thousand journalists leave their jobs in Afghanistan

More than 12 thousand journalists leave their jobs in Afghanistan

About 12,000 or two-thirds of Afghan journalists have quit their jobs during the last two years, announced Reporters Without Borders in a report ahead of the second-year anniversary of the Taliban rule in Afghanistan. The organization states that more than…
Muslim-Hindu tensions continue in Indian villages post Nuh clashes

Muslim-Hindu tensions continue in Indian villages post Nuh clashes

Following Nuh clashes in India, Heads of eleven villages in the district of Rewari of the state of Haryana, have issued statements banning Muslim traders and vendors to come into their villages, Hindustan Times reported. As a response, Deputy Commissioner,…
Special committee held to discuss compiling encyclopedia of intellectual heritage of Imam Al-Sajjad ecial

Special committee held to discuss compiling encyclopedia of intellectual heritage of Imam Al-Sajjad ecial

The head of the preparatory committee of the International Tarateel Sajjadiya Festival organized by Imam Hussein Holy Shrine, Jamal al-Deen Al-Shihristani, said that a special committee of scholars, academics and researchers was held to discuss compiling an encyclopedia of the…
Pakistan President appoints interim prime minister

Pakistan President appoints interim prime minister

Anwar Haq Kakar has been appointed as Pakistan’s interim Prime Minister; local media have reported. According to reports, Mr. Kakar was proposed to the President of Pakistan as the interim Prime Minister after the agreement between the Prime Minister Shahbaz…
More than half of young Arabs looking for migration, says survey

More than half of young Arabs looking for migration, says survey

ASDA’A BCW Arab Youth Survey has revealed that more than half of Arab youth in the Middle East and North Africa are trying to emigrate from their countries or are seriously considering it. According to Al Jazeera, the results of…
UN expert warns of effects of global heating

UN expert warns of effects of global heating

The world is likely to face major disruption to food supplies well before temperatures rise by the 1.5C target, the president of the UN’s desertification conference has warned. According to Alain-Richard Donwahi, the problems of rising temperatures, heatwaves and more…
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