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Open Mosque Day in Japan promotes understanding of Islam and Islamic culture

Open Mosque Day in Japan promotes understanding of Islam and Islamic culture

The Islamic Center in Japan, in collaboration with Tokyo Mosque, organized an “Open Mosque Day” to introduce non-Muslim Japanese visitors to Islam and Islamic culture. The event attracted around 85 visitors, including some walk-ins. Supported by a Japanese Muslim donor,…
UK mosque hosts workshop on drug awareness for youth

UK mosque hosts workshop on drug awareness for youth

Faizan Mosque in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, organized a workshop to raise awareness about the dangers of drugs and prevent substance abuse among youth. The event aimed to combat addiction and educate on issues leading to drug use, attracting dozens of young…
Iraq: Holy shrines prepare to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra

Iraq: Holy shrines prepare to commemorate martyrdom anniversary of Sayyeda Fatima al-Zahra

In an atmosphere of sorrow, Iraq’s holy shrines have been covered in black banners in preparation for commemorating the martyrdom anniversary of Sayyeda Fatimah al-Zahra, peace be upon her, based on the 75-day narration following Prophet Muhammad’s passing, peace be…
18 Dead in Bus Crash into Indus River in Pakistan

18 Dead in Bus Crash into Indus River in Pakistan

A tragic accident occurred on Tuesday when a bus carrying approximately two dozen wedding guests plunged into the Indus River in northern Pakistan, resulting in at least 18 fatalities, CBS17 reported yesterday. The incident took place in the Gilgit Baltistan…
UN Report Highlights Climate Change as Key Driver of Global Refugee Crisis

UN Report Highlights Climate Change as Key Driver of Global Refugee Crisis

A new UN report warns that climate change is a major driver of the global refugee crisis, forcing millions from their homes. The report also highlights the increasing vulnerability of displaced people to climate-related hazards. The UNHCR’s latest report underscores…
NASA Scientists Reassess Uranus Data, Suggest Potential for Life

NASA Scientists Reassess Uranus Data, Suggest Potential for Life

NASA scientists have revisited data from the Voyager 2 spacecraft’s 1986 flyby of Uranus, leading to new insights that suggest the planet’s moons could potentially support life, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. Initially, observations indicated that Uranus’s largest moons, Titania and…
New Atomic Sensors Revolutionize MRI Imaging

New Atomic Sensors Revolutionize MRI Imaging

A groundbreaking development in MRI technology has emerged with the introduction of atomic sensors, enhancing the quality control of hyperpolarized molecules in real-time, SciTech Daily reported yesterday. This innovation, spearheaded by researchers from IBEC and ICFO, utilizes optically pumped atomic…
Controversy over newly-constructed Al-Zahraa Mosque in Syria’s Idlib

Controversy over newly-constructed Al-Zahraa Mosque in Syria’s Idlib

Social media has seen heated debate over the construction of Al-Zahraa Mosque in Dana, northern Idlib, Syria. Supporters hail the mosque—funded by a displaced family from Maarrat al-Numan in honor of their mother, Hajjah Zahraa—as a generous community project. They…
Study links childhood asthma to memory issues, higher dementia risk later in life

Study links childhood asthma to memory issues, higher dementia risk later in life

A new study has found that children with asthma may face greater memory challenges, potentially raising their risk of dementia in adulthood, the independent published. Researchers from the University of California, Davis, followed 2,062 children aged 9 to 10 to…
Iran: Bus accident kills 4 pilgrims, injures 42 on return from Holy Karbala

Iran: Bus accident kills 4 pilgrims, injures 42 on return from Holy Karbala

At least four pilgrims were killed and 42 others injured when a bus overturned in Iran’s Kurdistan province, state media reported Monday. The victims were en route from Holy Karbala, Iraq, to Zanjan province in northwestern Iran. The accident occurred…
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