NEWS

For being marred with racist contents, Int’l calls to stop developing “Killer Robots”

For being marred with racist contents, Int’l calls to stop developing “Killer Robots”

With the development of artificial intelligence systems tremendously, in the past few years, and the increase in the capabilities of robots in an unprecedented manner; a new type of “robot” weapon based on artificial intelligence systems has emerged. However, with…
Iraq: To reduce congestion, multi-storey car park is now under construction in Holy Najaf

Iraq: To reduce congestion, multi-storey car park is now under construction in Holy Najaf

As part of the service projects Imam Ali Holy Shrine is conducting in Holy Najaf to provide honorable pilgrims to Imam Ali, peace be upon him, with facilities to perform their pilgrimage, the engineering cadres have begun work on a…
Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation to distribute 100,000 Ramadan meals to disadvantaged families

Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation to distribute 100,000 Ramadan meals to disadvantaged families

Misbah Al-Hussein Foundation, for Relief and Development, affiliated to the office of the Supreme Religious Authority, His Eminence, Grand Ayatollah Sayyed Sadiq Al-Husseini Al-Shirazi, and in partnership with IHC organization, has begun preparing Ramadan meals for this year. Mr. Abdul-Saheb…
Muslims worldwide rejoice over blessed birth of Imam al-Hassan al-Mujtaba

Muslims worldwide rejoice over blessed birth of Imam al-Hassan al-Mujtaba

Shia followers of AhlulBayet, peace be upon them, have celebrated the blessed birth anniversary of Imam al-Hassan al-Mujtaba, peace be upon him, which is marked on the 15th of the month of Ramadan. Muslims, in Arab and Muslim countries, have…
Iraq: Oil refinery inaugurates in Holy Karbala to reduce imports

Iraq: Oil refinery inaugurates in Holy Karbala to reduce imports

Iraq inaugurated an oil refinery in the central city of Karbala on Saturday, a project the government hopes will reduce its dependency on imports. Oil Minister Hayan Abdel Ghani announced the refinery had begun “commercial production” after an opening ceremony…
Myanmar navy arrests 130 Rohingya attempting to flee to Malaysia

Myanmar navy arrests 130 Rohingya attempting to flee to Malaysia

Nearly 130 Rohingya Muslims leaving Myanmar for Malaysia by boat were arrested by the junta’s navy in waters off Mon state on Sunday after brokers revealed information about them to local villagers, RFA said in a report. A resident said…
Saudi Arabia closes Umrah registration for the rest of blessed month of Ramadan

Saudi Arabia closes Umrah registration for the rest of blessed month of Ramadan

The Saudi newspaper “Okaz” revealed that it is no longer possible to receive new appointments for those wishing to perform the rituals of Umrah, whether for those coming from inside or outside the Kingdom, for the remaining days of the…
American breakfast-specialized restaurant ‘IHOP’ introduces new halal menu for Muslims

American breakfast-specialized restaurant ‘IHOP’ introduces new halal menu for Muslims

The International House of Pancakes, IHOP, on Route 46 in Totowa has introduced a new halal menu during Ramadan, meaning the customers can now enjoy items permissible under Islamic law, including turkey bacon and chicken. The place is already a…
Islamic Relief USA to distribute Ramadan food packs in Tulsa

Islamic Relief USA to distribute Ramadan food packs in Tulsa

Islamic Relief USA, a nonprofit humanitarian organization, recently distributed food boxes to disadvantaged people in the Tulsa metro area amid growing food insecurity in the country. These Ramadan packs included rice, dates, cooking oil, flour, pasta, and other items. According…
New study urges greenhouse emission cuts in Middle East, N Africa to reduce heat-related mortality

New study urges greenhouse emission cuts in Middle East, N Africa to reduce heat-related mortality

More than 80% of heat-related deaths predicted in the Middle East and North Africa could be averted if global warming is reduced to 2 degrees Celsius by the end of this century, according to new research published in The Lancet…
Back to top button