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Pakistan: Lahore Hosts 42nd International Mawlid al-Nabi Conference …………….. The 42nd International Mawlid al-Nabi Conference was held in Lahore, Pakistan, under the patronage of Minhaj-ul-Quran International, drawing thousands of participants in a spiritually charged atmosphere. Scholars, clerics, international Quran reciters,…

Afghanistan faced a week of compounding crises under Taliban rule, as a destructive market fire in Takhar wiped out livelihoods, while Taliban authorities intensified repression through raids on weddings, violence against women, and the arrest of a civil society activist.…

Following a devastating magnitude 6.0 earthquake that killed over 2,200 and injured 4,000 people in Afghanistan’s eastern Kunar province, a wave of international humanitarian aid has been mobilized to assist the beleaguered nation. Countries and global organizations are sending a…

Pakistan Warns Germany Over Status of 2,400 Afghan Refugees Amid Deportation Concerns ———————————- According to a report by The Khaama Press, Pakistan has issued a warning to Germany over the status of 2,400 Afghan refugees, raising concerns about potential deportations.…

Mosque Attacks in Greater Manchester Sparks Fears Among Local Muslim Community ———————————— An article from the IQNA news agency reports on two attacks on the Elaf Mosque in Cheadle Heath, Stockport, Greater Manchester. The most recent incident involved masked individuals…

Bahrain Accused of Human Rights Violations Against Families of Political Prisoners ————————————— Bahrain’s largest opposition group, Al-Wefaq, has accused the government of systematically discriminating against the families of Shiite political prisoners, deepening concerns about human rights abuses in the kingdom.…

Iraq Submits First Climate Transparency Report to United Nations ……………. Iraq has formally submitted its first Biennial Transparency Report (BTR) on climate change to the Secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), marking a key step in…

Heavy monsoon rains have unleashed the worst flooding in three decades across the Punjab region of India and Pakistan, leaving a trail of devastation that has claimed dozens of lives, displaced millions, and crippled the agricultural heartland. The disaster has…

In southern Syria, over 164,000 displaced Bedouin and Druze families remain in limbo due to unresolved sectarian conflict and political deadlock. Classrooms in a school in Abtaa, Daraa province, have been converted into makeshift shelters for Bedouin families displaced by…

UN Official Warns Taliban Rule and Poverty Are Major Challenges in Afghanistan ……………… The UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, has warned that Taliban rule and widespread poverty remain the country’s most pressing challenges, urging urgent…