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CulturalBahraini Religious Scholars Warn of “Existential Threat” to Religious Affairs
Bahrain's religious scholars have issued a strongly worded statement warning the Al Khalifa regime that it has embarked on a dangerous path against religion, describing what they call an "existential…
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News Service Guardian: British Muslims Under Increasing Pressure from Islamophobia
The British newspaper The Guardian, in an op-ed, referring to the rise of Islamophobia in Britain, accused the country's politicians of negligence in confronting it and wrote that the normalization of anti-Islamic discourse can pave the way for strengthening far-right currents.
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News Service Escalation of Anti-Islamic Positions by Republicans in US Congress on Eve of Elections
Several Republican members of the US Congress, in separate statements and messages, have described Muslims as a "threat to national security," lacking belonging to American society, and even in some cases described them with the most vile phrases; meanwhile, Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, despite speaking with some members about the "tone and message" of their remarks, has refrained from publicly condemning these statements.
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News Service Hijab Among Young French Girls; Pride in Identity, Reasons Beyond Religion
The hijab among young Muslim girls in France has increased significantly over the past two decades.
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News Service Uninhabitability of Lebanon's Bint Jbeil; Zionist Regime Destroyed 80 Percent of the City
More than 80 percent of the city of Bint Jbeil in southern Lebanon has been completely destroyed, and more than two thousand buildings in this city have been razed to the ground.
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News Service Forbes: Trump's $2.7 Billion Windfall from His Second Presidential Term
The economic publication Forbes, in its latest report, announced that Donald Trump's wealth has increased by more than $2.7 billion since the beginning of his second presidential term.
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News Service Letter That Changed History; Narrative of Beginning of Sayed Hassan Nasrallah's Path
Before Sayed Hassan Nasrallah became one of the most recognized figures of Lebanon's Islamic resistance, he was a teenage seminary student from the village of Bazouriyeh who came to the city of Tyre for prayers and religious questions. On the other side of these simple comings and goings stood Ayatollah Sayed Mohammad Gharavi, a cleric who years later recounted how a letter to the martyred Sayed Mohammad Baqir al-Sadr opened the path of this teenage student to Najaf and formed a chain of teacher, student, and school that shaped part of the contemporary history of Lebanon's resistance.
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News Service Ansarullah: Claim of Yemeni Army Attacking Mecca Absolute Lie
A member of the political bureau of Ansarullah, categorically rejecting the claim of an attack on the Holy Mecca, described these accusations as a burnt-out card used by Riyadh to mobilize public opinion and escape the predicament caused by the war against Yemen.
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News Service Vance's Claim: Possibility of Ending War with Iran After Midterm Elections
The Vice President of the United States, while confirming Trump's remarks about the possibility of ending the war with Iran after the midterm elections, claimed that Washington has entered the second phase of operations to prevent the rebuilding of Iran's capabilities.
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News Service War Against Iran, US Elections; Have Trump's Promises to Americans Gone Up in Smoke?
The US war against Iran is approaching its seventh month as Donald Trump's promises of a swift and decisive victory have given way to indefinite deadlines and future promises.
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News Service Amazon Web Services Says Iran Strikes Destroyed Cloud Facilities in Bahrain and UAE Beyond Recovery
Amazon Web Services (AWS) says Iran's retaliatory strikes during US-Israeli aggression have left its cloud-computing facility in Bahrain and one of three data-hosting zones in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) beyond recovery, a report says.