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New technology used to protect dome of Imam Mahdi by al-Abbas Holy Shrine

New technology used to protect dome of Imam Mahdi by al-Abbas Holy Shrine

According to Al-Kafeel Global Network, al-Abbas Holy Shrine has used a new technology to protect and increase the strength of the dome of Imam Mahdi, may Allah bless him and hasten his reappearance. “Following the directive of the secretariat of…
A.I-powered app “Tarteel” aids Quran memorizers

A.I-powered app “Tarteel” aids Quran memorizers

“Tarteel” application is the latest multilingual program for engaging with the Quran, which has integrated artificial intelligence into its design. It provides smart interactive features to help memorizing and reciting the Quran. The app uses ground-breaking A.I technology that notifies…
500 people in distress in Mediterranean Sea, NGO says

500 people in distress in Mediterranean Sea, NGO says

According to humanitarian organizations, about 500 refugees and migrants are on board a boat in need of urgent need of help in the Mediterranean Sea after leaving Libya for Europe. In a statement released on Wednesday, the Italian NGO Emergency…
Nearly six million children in Yemen are one step away from starvation, UNICEF warns

Nearly six million children in Yemen are one step away from starvation, UNICEF warns

The UNICEF has warned that millions of children in Yemen will face starvation if actions are not urgently taken to provide sufficient funding for humanitarian assistance. The UNICEF’s office in Yemen said in a post on Twitter on Wednesday that,…
“Foreign Policy” magazine publishes article criticizing Taliban extreme school curriculum

“Foreign Policy” magazine publishes article criticizing Taliban extreme school curriculum

The “Foreign Police” magazine has published a new article in which it criticized the current education system under the leadership of Taliban. The author of the article published on Wednesday, Lynne O’Donnell, said that the extreme curriculum used in Afghanistan…
Australian National Imams Council concerned over Indian PM’s visit to Australia

Australian National Imams Council concerned over Indian PM’s visit to Australia

The Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) has expressed its deep concern over the visit of the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, to Australia. The Australia-based Islamic body of Muslim Imams, scholars and clerics said in a statement on their official…
Chicago-based IHS organizes its 27th Annual Imam As-Sadiq – Islam and Science Fair

Chicago-based IHS organizes its 27th Annual Imam As-Sadiq – Islam and Science Fair

The Islamic Husseini School (IHS), based in the US state of Chicago, Illinois, has held its 27th Annual Imam As-Sadiq – Islam and Science Fair, to provide religious education and programs for the Ithna Asheri Community under the guidance and…
CAIR says anti-Muslim discrimination cases rose 46% in US state of New Jersey

CAIR says anti-Muslim discrimination cases rose 46% in US state of New Jersey

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has released a new report warning of the increase in anti-Muslim discrimination cases in the US state of New Jersey. In its 52-page report titled “Beyond the Courts” released on Tuesday, CAIR-NJ said that…
HRW condemns desecration of Prophet Muhammad’s mother’s holy grave in Saudi Arabia

HRW condemns desecration of Prophet Muhammad’s mother’s holy grave in Saudi Arabia

Human Rights Watch, HRW, has expressed its strong condemnation over the desecration of the Prophet’s mother, Sayyeda Amina bint Wahab, peace be upon them, in Al-Abwa village in Saudi Arabia. HRW said in a statement received by Shia Waves that…
US top health official calls for more regulations on minors’ use of internet platforms

US top health official calls for more regulations on minors’ use of internet platforms

The United States surgeon general, Vivek Murthy, has warned that social media can have a “profound risk of harm to the mental health and well-being of children”, calling for more regulations and research on minors’ access to the internet platforms. In…
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