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Over 200 al-Shabaab militants succumb in Somalia military operations

Over 200 al-Shabaab militants succumb in Somalia military operations

Through military operations of the Somali army in Galmudug, a state located south west of Somalia, substantial territory was liberated through dismantling terrorists linked to al- Qaeda, terrorist group, Al-Shabaab. This is an enormous victory for Somalia, which has a…
Mortar round blast kills 2 children in Afghanistan

Mortar round blast kills 2 children in Afghanistan

Two children were killed as a mortar round left over from past wars went off in Afghanistan’s Badghis province, provincial police spokesman Sediqullah Seddiqi said on Wednesday. A similar accident claimed the lives of two children in Bagram district of…
At least three officers martyred, seven soldiers injured in terrorist attack in Northern Baghdad

At least three officers martyred, seven soldiers injured in terrorist attack in Northern Baghdad

At least three officers in the Iraqi security forces have been martyred and seven soldiers injured, today Thursday, in clashes with ISIS terrorists who were planning terrorist attack on pilgrims of Imam Musa al-Kadhim, peace be upon him, security sources…
Hyderabad: Muslim students speak out against Islamophobia of Hindu nationalist student organization ABVP

Hyderabad: Muslim students speak out against Islamophobia of Hindu nationalist student organization ABVP

The Muslims Student Federation (MSF) of the University of Hyderabad, says that the ABVP applied Islamophobic slogans against the MSF at the university’s general body meeting this week. The ABVP (Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad) stands for All India Students’ Council.…
Rising enrolment of girls in Madrasas as Taliban ban on female education continues in Afghanistan

Rising enrolment of girls in Madrasas as Taliban ban on female education continues in Afghanistan

The Taliban’s ban on female education in Afghanistan has had a devastating effect, depriving girls of the opportunity to pursue higher education and professional careers. This has led to a surge in teenage girls enrolling in madrasas, or religious schools,…
House of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi begins holding mourning ceremonies on martyrdom of Imam Al-Kadhim

House of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi begins holding mourning ceremonies on martyrdom of Imam Al-Kadhim

On the occasion of the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Musa ibn Jafar al-Kadhim, peace be upon him, the honorable house of the Supreme Religious Authority, His Eminence Grand Ayatollah Sayyed Sadiq al-Husseini al-Shirazi, began holding mourning ceremonies. According to a…
Honorable pilgrims continue walking towards Holy Kadhimiya to commemorate martyrdom of Imam Al-Kadhim

Honorable pilgrims continue walking towards Holy Kadhimiya to commemorate martyrdom of Imam Al-Kadhim

Amid tight security, followers of AhlulBayt AhlulBayt, peace be upon them, continue their massive walk towards Holy Kadhimiya to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Imam Musa bin Jafar al-Kadhim, peace be upon them. Correspondent of Shia Waves reported that hundreds of…
Some locals in Pakistan’s Jandol area request government to list Jama Masjid on UNESCO

Some locals in Pakistan’s Jandol area request government to list Jama Masjid on UNESCO

According to Rawan Bakht, a local elder, the wooden mosque was built around 206 years ago, during the governance of Ghazi Umrah Khan (who is famously know as “the Afghan Napoleon”). This mosque, is a historical and important building, which…
India’s ruling regime continues its oppressive measures against Muslims

India’s ruling regime continues its oppressive measures against Muslims

A recently published article by The New York Times has revealed Indian Prime Minister’s use of different policies to limit freedom of expression in order to increase pressure and restrictions against Muslims in this India. The article disclosed the role…
Japanese researchers develop new method to detect brain tumor at early stages

Japanese researchers develop new method to detect brain tumor at early stages

Researchers at Nagoya University in Japan have developed a nanowire assay that can be used to capture and detect specific extracellular vesicles in a urine sample that indicate the presence of a brain tumor. These extracellular vesicles are naturally excreted…
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