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Opening of ‘al-Naba al-Azim’ exhibition of Quran calligraphers in Holy Karbala

Opening of ‘al-Naba al-Azim’ exhibition of Quran calligraphers in Holy Karbala

The “Wal-Qalam” Center for Arabic Calligraphy, affiliated to Imam Hussein Holy Shrine’s Quran House, held on Saturday ‘al-Naba al-Azim’ exhibition for Quran calligraphers in cooperation with the Iraqi Calligraphers Association in the area between the Two Holy Shrines in Holy…
Number of pilgrims from South Africa arrives in Holy Karbala to perform pilgrimage to Imam Hussein

Number of pilgrims from South Africa arrives in Holy Karbala to perform pilgrimage to Imam Hussein

A number of pilgrims from the Republic of South Africa expressed their happiness to visit the holy shrines of Imam Hussein and his brother Abu al-Fadl al-Abbas, peace be upon them, in Holy Karbala, confirming that a large number of…
Christian families in the Philippines celebrate third anniversary of construction of church named after Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra

Christian families in the Philippines celebrate third anniversary of construction of church named after Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra

Christian families in the Philippines celebrated the third anniversary of the construction of a grand church, named after Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra, peace be upon her. The church is a replica of the Church of Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra, peace be upon…
Council on American-Islamic Relations confirms sharp increase in Islamophobic incidents in US

Council on American-Islamic Relations confirms sharp increase in Islamophobic incidents in US

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) said it has observed a sharp increase in Islamophobic incidents in the United States since the start of al-Aqsa Flood war on Gaza Strip weeks ago. The council added that it received 774 complaints…
Restoration of Imam Ali Holy Shrine’s oldest window

Restoration of Imam Ali Holy Shrine’s oldest window

Imam Ali Holy Shrine announced the start of maintenance and restoration work on the oldest window for the holy shrine of the Commander of the Faithful—Imam Ali—peace be upon him. The metal frame will be displayed at Imam Ali Holy…
Pakistani, Indian military exchange fire across disputed Kashmir borderline

Pakistani, Indian military exchange fire across disputed Kashmir borderline

The Pakistani and Indian soldiers deployed along the international border in disputed Jammu and Kashmir traded fire late Thursday. However, the two sides released contradictory statements about the fire exchange that took place near Sialkot on the Pakistani side and…
Taliban free Afghan activist arrested for campaigning in support of female education

Taliban free Afghan activist arrested for campaigning in support of female education

The Taliban have freed an Afghan activist who campaigned for the education of females, a local nonprofit organization said Thursday. Matiullah Wesa was arrested seven months ago and spent 215 days in prison, according to the group, Pen Path. Wesa…
UN resolution urging immediate Gaza ceasefire passes with overwhelming majority

UN resolution urging immediate Gaza ceasefire passes with overwhelming majority

The United Nations General Assembly has voted overwhelmingly in favour of a resolution calling for an immediate and sustained humanitarian truce between Israel and the Palestinian armed group Hamas. The non-binding resolution, received 120 votes in favor, 14 against and…
Sunni Extremist Islamic State terrorists claim deadly explosion in Kabul

Sunni Extremist Islamic State terrorists claim deadly explosion in Kabul

The Islamic State group claimed on its Telegram channel Friday that it was behind a blast at a sports club that killed four people in the Afghan capital the night before. The Sunni extremist group said it had used a…
South African parents face prison if children skip school

South African parents face prison if children skip school

The South African parliament has passed a significant education bill mandating that parents ensure their children attend school or face a jail term. In South Africa where 8 out of 10 South African school children struggle with reading by the…
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