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Study warns CT scan overuse could lead to 100,000 future cancer cases in US
April 16, 2025
Study warns CT scan overuse could lead to 100,000 future cancer cases in US
Overuse of CT scans in the US may cause more than 100,000 future cancer cases, including 9,700 in children, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. Researchers from institutions in the UK and US analyzed data from…
Urgent calls for action after UK hosts Sudan summit amid Darfur crisis
April 16, 2025
Urgent calls for action after UK hosts Sudan summit amid Darfur crisis
As the UK hosted an international summit on Sudan on Tuesday, global attention turned to the worsening humanitarian crisis in Darfur. The London conference aimed to rally international support in response to a conflict that has triggered the world’s largest…
Taliban minister’s remarks spark outrage amid internal power struggles
April 16, 2025
Taliban minister’s remarks spark outrage amid internal power struggles
Controversial comments by the Taliban’s Higher Education Minister, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, have ignited a wave of public backlash and ridicule across Afghan social media, as internal divisions within the Taliban movement continue to intensify.Speaking at an event titled “Explanation of…
Daesh Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Bombing that Killed Three Policemen
April 16, 2025
Daesh Claims Responsibility for Pakistan Bombing that Killed Three Policemen
The Daesh group has claimed responsibility for a bomb explosion in Pakistan’s Balochistan province that killed three policemen and wounded over a dozen others, Arab News reported. The attack occurred in Mastung city on Tuesday when a bomb planted on…
Rights Group Praises First UN Resolution on Landmines
April 16, 2025
Rights Group Praises First UN Resolution on Landmines
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has lauded the UN Human Rights Council’s first resolution on anti-personnel landmines, passed on April 4, Jurist News reported. The resolution urges countries to cooperate in addressing the effects of landmines and to educate about their…
French Scholar Uncovers New Insights into Quran Manuscripts
April 16, 2025
French Scholar Uncovers New Insights into Quran Manuscripts
French scholar Éléonore Cellard’s research highlights the profound link between the Quran, Arabic language, and culture, Iqna reported. Cellard, an expert in Quranic manuscripts, emphasizes the Quran’s role as a foundation of eloquent Arabic, alongside ancient poetry. Cellard’s work, begun…
Islamic Awareness Week Promotes Understanding, Combats Stereotypes
April 16, 2025
Islamic Awareness Week Promotes Understanding, Combats Stereotypes
The University of Minnesota’s Islamic Awareness Week concluded successfully on April 11, marking its most attended iteration to date with over 1,200 participants, The Minnesota Daily reported. Organized collaboratively by the Muslim Student Association and Al Madinah Cultural Center, the…
Belgium Accused of Systematic Human Rights Violations Against Asylum Seekers
April 16, 2025
Belgium Accused of Systematic Human Rights Violations Against Asylum Seekers
Amnesty International’s damning 33-page report reveals Belgium’s deliberate denial of shelter, healthcare, and dignity to thousands of asylum seekers, violating international law, ETIAS.com reported. Over 12,000 court rulings since 2021 have condemned the government for ignoring housing obligations—primarily affecting racialized…
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi: True Islam upholds justice and human dignity
April 15, 2025
Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi: True Islam upholds justice and human dignity
Grand Ayatollah Sheikh Bashir Hussein al-Najafi emphasized that authentic Muhammadan Islam, as taught by Ahlulbayt (peace be upon them), represents the true system of values, justice, and human dignity, ensuring peace and happiness for humanity. His remarks came during a…
Quebec rejects ban on religious symbols for students despite secular push
April 15, 2025
Quebec rejects ban on religious symbols for students despite secular push
Quebec’s Education Minister Bernard Drainville has rejected calls from the Quebec Secular Movement (MLQ) to ban religious symbols for students in public schools, news reports reported. Drainville clarified that Bill 94, currently under review, seeks to reinforce secular principles in…