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Madagascar commemorates the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi

Madagascar commemorates the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi

The Umm al-Baneen Center, affiliated with the Shirazi Religious Authority in the city of Majunga, the Republic of Madagascar, commemorated the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi.A mourning ceremony was held in presence of a group of followers of the…
More than 100 missing, feared dead after Nigeria boat sinks

More than 100 missing, feared dead after Nigeria boat sinks

More than 100 people were missing and feared dead after a boat with more than 165 passengers, including women and children, broke up and sank as it was traveling in Nigeria’s northern Kebbi state, officials said Wednesday.Twenty-two people had been…
Britain’s Johnson offers qualified apology for Islam remarks

Britain’s Johnson offers qualified apology for Islam remarks

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson issued a qualified apology for offence caused by his past remarks about Islam in a report that criticized his Conservative Party over how it deals with complaints of Islamophobia.Johnson was interviewed for the report, commissioned…
430% Spike in Islamophobia in UK

430% Spike in Islamophobia in UK

Reports of anti-Muslim and Islamophobic hatred in the UK skyrocketed by 430% on May 8-17 compared to the previous week.Thirteen reports related to Islamophobic attacks on May 1-7 increased to 56 the following week, according to a statement by Tell…
The European Center reveals the role of Abu Wala al-Iraqi in recruiting young Germans to ISIS terrorist organization

The European Center reveals the role of Abu Wala al-Iraqi in recruiting young Germans to ISIS terrorist organization

A recent study issued by the European Center for Combating Terrorism sheds light on Abu Wala al-Iraqi and his role in recruiting youth in Germany to ISIS terrorist organization in Syria and Iraq.The study indicated that his real name is…
Mass demonstrations commemorating the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi in Pakistan, Iran and Portugal

Mass demonstrations commemorating the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi in Pakistan, Iran and Portugal

Several cities in Pakistan, Iran and Portugal witnessed mass demonstrations, participated by Ahlulbayt followers, commemorating the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi and calling for their reconstruction.According to what was published by media outlets, followed by Shia Waves, several Pakistani…
The Shias of India recall the demolition of the graves of Jannat al-Baqi

The Shias of India recall the demolition of the graves of Jannat al-Baqi

For the second consecutive day, the mosques in the Indian city of Lucknow witnessed the establishment of mourning ceremonies on the anniversary of the demolition of al-Baqi, attended by masses of followers of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them.On the eighth…
Construction of the first mosque in the North Pole

Construction of the first mosque in the North Pole

A resident of the Iraqi community in Canada built the first mosque in the town of Inuvik, the northwestern region of Canada.Dr. Hussein Qasti from Iraq managed to build the first mosque in Canada’s far-north provinces, in the Inuvik region,…
Boko Haram leader died blowing himself up to avoid capture

Boko Haram leader died blowing himself up to avoid capture

The Nigerian army says it is looking into reports that Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau has died after blowing himself up to avoid being captured by a rival group.Shekau, the long-time leader of the terrorist group — also known as…
Moroccan Shias prevented from practicing their religion due to government restrictions and extremist groups

Moroccan Shias prevented from practicing their religion due to government restrictions and extremist groups

The English-language website ‘Ya Biladi’ reported that Shia Muslims in Morocco still face challenges and restrictions that prevent them from practicing their freedom and religious beliefs, indicating that Moroccan Shias have resorted to secretly conducting their religious rituals, for fear…
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