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Restoration of six-part Quran dating back to the thirteenth century AH

Restoration of six-part Quran dating back to the thirteenth century AH

The Al-Fadhl Center for the Restoration and Preservation of the Manuscript Heritage and the Documentary Archive at al-Abbas Holy Shrine supervised the restoration of a Quran dating back to the thirteenth century AH. The director of the center, Laith Lutfi,…
Pew Research Center: Islam will be ‘the first in the world’ by 2050

Pew Research Center: Islam will be ‘the first in the world’ by 2050

The Pew Research Center expected a rapid growth in the number of Muslims, which will equal the number of Christians in the world, during the next three decades, to jump to the highest by 2050. In a new report prepared…
Saudi authorities issue three new death sentences against young men from Qatif

Saudi authorities issue three new death sentences against young men from Qatif

The Vice-President of the European Saudi Organization for Human Rights, Adel Al-Saeed, confirmed that the Specialized Criminal Court in Saudi Arabia issued three new death sentences against young men from Qatif. Al-Saeed indicated in his latest tweet, that the total…
Shia Rights Watch condemns the attack on Shah Cherang Shrine and demands that the identities of the criminals be revealed

Shia Rights Watch condemns the attack on Shah Cherang Shrine and demands that the identities of the criminals be revealed

Shia Rights Watch Organization strongly condemned the brutal terrorist act that targeted the pilgrims of Sayyid Ahmad bin Musa Al-Kadhim (peace be upon him), known as Shah Cherang Shrine in the Iranian city of Shiraz. The organization stated, in a…
The son of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi visits several  prominent Shia figures in Kuwait

The son of Grand Ayatollah Shirazi visits several  prominent Shia figures in Kuwait

The son of the Supreme Religious Authority, Ayatollah Sayyed Ahmad al-Shirazi, made friendly visits to social figures in the State of Kuwait, to check on their health and continue the brotherly relations with them.  Shia Waves’ correspondent in Kuwait reported…
Myanmar crisis deepens, UN envoy warns of ‘catastrophic toll’ 

Myanmar crisis deepens, UN envoy warns of ‘catastrophic toll’ 

United Nations special envoy Noeleen Heyzer has condemned an air raid by Myanmar’s military in northern Kachin state that killed as many as 80 people, as she warned that a human rights and humanitarian crisis in the military-ruled country is exacting “a…
Int’l Nonviolence Organization calls on Middle Eastern governments to release detained journalists

Int’l Nonviolence Organization calls on Middle Eastern governments to release detained journalists

The International Nonviolence Organization (Free Muslim) called on leaders and rulers in the countries of the Middle East to take the initiative to release all prisoners of conscience, led by journalists and media workers, stressing the cessation of violations that…
UN: Plans to reduce global warming still not sufficient

UN: Plans to reduce global warming still not sufficient

A new report issued by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), warned on Wednesday that the plans provided by most signatory countries to the Paris Agreement would reduce global warming emissions, but they were still unclear enough…
Stories of Afghan refugees and their suffering showcased by the Islamic Museum in Qatar

Stories of Afghan refugees and their suffering showcased by the Islamic Museum in Qatar

The Islamic Museum in the Qatari capital (Doha) witnessed the opening of an exhibition dedicated to Afghan refugees, depicting their suffering after their evacuation and their liberation from the oppression and killing they are subjected to at the hands of…
Report: 2.5 million Iraqis need help, half of them children

Report: 2.5 million Iraqis need help, half of them children

A report by ReliefWeb revealed that there are 2.5 million Iraqis in need of aid, noting that the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) plan for this year, which is dedicated to humanitarian cases in the country, suffers from a deficit…
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