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Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation digs well to deliver water to Afghan Shia families

Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation digs well to deliver water to Afghan Shia families

The Karbala-based Mesbah Al-Hussein Foundation for Relief and Development has responded to the calls of Afghan Shia families who are in dire need of fresh water in their residential areas. The Foundation’s administration said in a statement to Shia Waves…
Sudan’s warring factions agree to seven-day ceasefire, South Sudan says

Sudan’s warring factions agree to seven-day ceasefire, South Sudan says

The two warring factions in Sudan have agreed to a seven-day ceasefire, the foreign ministry of South Sudan said in a statement Tuesday. The ceasefire agreement, which is supposed to start on May 4th and last until the 11th, was…
United Nations criticizes violation of Muslim rights in France

United Nations criticizes violation of Muslim rights in France

In a recent meeting, the United Nations Human Rights Council criticized the violation of the rights of Muslims and immigrants in France, citing incidents of racial slurs and police brutality. Several countries, including Tunisia, called on France to do more…
UN chief warns of humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, vowing to champion women’s rights

UN chief warns of humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, vowing to champion women’s rights

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, confirmed during the UN international meeting on Afghanistan held in Doha, and concluded yesterday, Tuesday, that they “did not discuss the issue of recognizing the Taliban government,” stressing that, “the United Nations…
Saudi authorities behead Shia man in Al Awamiyah on trumped-up insecurity charges

Saudi authorities behead Shia man in Al Awamiyah on trumped-up insecurity charges

The Saudi authorities have executed a Shia young man from Al Awamiyah region on fabricated charges that he had threatened the security of the Kingdom. Local media outlets reported that the Saudi authorities had carried out on Shawwal 12th, corresponding…
US religious freedom commission recommends India for blacklist

US religious freedom commission recommends India for blacklist

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has, for the fourth year in a row, recommended inclusion of India’s government in a religious freedom blacklist, noting that conditions in the country for religious minorities “continued to worsen” throughout…
WFP: Over 133 million Nigerians are now below poverty line

WFP: Over 133 million Nigerians are now below poverty line

The World Food Programme said in a new report that the number of Nigerians living below the poverty line has risen to over 133 million while another 4.3 million face severe hunger in the terrorists-ravaged Northeast region. The UN-affiliated organization…
In an initiative described as historic, New Jersey establishes Muslim heritage month

In an initiative described as historic, New Jersey establishes Muslim heritage month

The Governor of New Jersey, Phil Murphy, signed a bipartisan resolution on Saturday declaring January as Muslim Heritage Month, media outlets reported. New Jersey is home to more than 300,000 Muslim residents. This month comes to celebrate the history, accomplishments and…
Nigerian activists, young men visit Imam Ali Holy Shrine

Nigerian activists, young men visit Imam Ali Holy Shrine

A Nigerian delegation of activists had the honor of visiting the Holy Shrine of Imam Ali (peace be upon him) in Najaf Al-Ashraf, where they made supplications to Allah Almighty to remove oppression and injustice the Shia Muslims are facing.…
Display of Islamic art in Museum of Fine arts in Houston, USA

Display of Islamic art in Museum of Fine arts in Houston, USA

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH) recently unveiled six additional permanent galleries in its Art of the Islamic Worlds wing. An Iranian-born collector, Hossein Afshar, and al-Sabah Collection in Kuwait have provided most of the works on display. The…
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