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In wake of war in Middle East, demand for Holy Quran doubles in Chicago, USA

In wake of war in Middle East, demand for Holy Quran doubles in Chicago, USA

The Furqan Foundation for printing the Holy Quran in Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States, revealed a sharp increase in the number of people seeking to obtain a copy of the Holy Quran and converting to Islam in…
British auction house “Christie’s” showcases treasures of ancient Islamic art

British auction house “Christie’s” showcases treasures of ancient Islamic art

The prestigious British auction house, Christie’s, has announced the date for its special auction dedicated to the art of the Islamic world, set to take place at its headquarters in London on October 24th. The auction will feature artistic masterpieces…
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi urges journalists fulfill their responsibility in promoting teachings of Ahlulbayt

Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi urges journalists fulfill their responsibility in promoting teachings of Ahlulbayt

Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Bashir al-Najafi emphasized the vital role media plays in guiding society and disseminating truth, referring to media as the “tongue of society” that reveals facts and directs people toward the right path. Grand Ayatollah al-Najafi’s remarks came…
Who is Hussain? charity distributes fresh beverages to community members in Kashmir

Who is Hussain? charity distributes fresh beverages to community members in Kashmir

The UK-based ‘Who is Hussain?’ charity has carried out a humanitarian campaign in Kashmir, aiming at distributing cold water and juices, amid soaring temperatures. The charity said in a post on its official Facebook account that its Kashmir team provided…
Airbus to cut 2,500 jobs in defense and space division amid industry challenges

Airbus to cut 2,500 jobs in defense and space division amid industry challenges

Airbus has announced plans to reduce its defense and space division workforce by up to 2,500 jobs, citing a complex business environment characterized by rising costs and rapid changes in warfare, CNN reported. The layoffs, representing approximately 1.7% of its…
WHO Warns of High Cholera Risk in Lebanon Amid Conflict

WHO Warns of High Cholera Risk in Lebanon Amid Conflict

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised alarms about a “very high” risk of cholera spread in Lebanon following the confirmation of the first case in the north, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. WHO representative Abdul Nasir Abubakar highlighted that the…
Global Hunger Crisis: Oxfam Reports Up to 21,000 Deaths Daily Due to Conflict

Global Hunger Crisis: Oxfam Reports Up to 21,000 Deaths Daily Due to Conflict

A new report by Oxfam reveals that global hunger driven by conflicts has reached unprecedented levels, with an estimated 7,000 to 21,000 people dying each day from hunger in conflict-affected regions, Al Jazeera reported yesterday. Published on World Food Day,…
Myanmar and China Rank Lowest in Global Internet Freedom

Myanmar and China Rank Lowest in Global Internet Freedom

A recent Freedom House report reveals that Myanmar and China share the title for the world’s worst internet freedom, marking the 14th consecutive year of declining global internet freedom, Al Jazeera reported yesterday. The study, covering 72 countries, noted that…
Seven new tree frog species discovered in Madagascar’s rainforests, researchers say

Seven new tree frog species discovered in Madagascar’s rainforests, researchers say

An international research team has identified seven new species of tree frogs in Madagascar. Found in Madagascar’s rainforests, these frogs emit bird-like whistles to communicate, a distinctive trait that sets them apart from their croaking relatives, Science Daily said. According…
UK government explores potential of offering weight loss injections

UK government explores potential of offering weight loss injections

The UK government is exploring the potential of offering weight loss injections, such as Mounjaro, to unemployed people with obesity to help them lose weight and return to work, the BBC reported. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes…
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