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News Service Sayed al-Houthi: America uses all tools to oppress humanity
The leader of Yemen's Ansarullah, in his speech on the occasion of Martyr's Day, stated: The enemies we fight, whom God has commanded us to fight, are evil, criminal, oppressive, corrupt, and…
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News Service RSF Names Taliban Leader Among Those Restricting Press Freedom in 2026
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has included the Taliban’s supreme leader in its 2026 list of press freedom restrictors, citing intensified censorship, journalist detentions, media closures and sweeping restrictions on journalistic activity in Afghanistan.
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News Service How the Fallout from the War on Iran Threatens the Global Economy
Disruptions to the flow of oil and petroleum products through the Strait of Hormuz, alongside reduced refining capacity in the Middle East, have triggered supply shortages and sharp price increases in the global diesel market.
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News Service Turkish Foreign Minister’s Remarks Draw Criticism from India over Mecca Defence Pact
Türkiye’s foreign minister has made a sarcastic remark about India’s reaction to the Mecca Defence Pact between Pakistan, Türkiye and Saudi Arabia, prompting criticism from former Indian Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal.
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News Service Rumours of Attack on Pakistan’s Ambassador in Tehran Baseless, Embassy Says
The Pakistani Embassy in Tehran has rejected reports circulating on social media that Pakistan’s ambassador to Iran, Imran Ahmed Siddiqui.
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News Service Why Is It Incorrect to Use the Term “Houthis” for the People of Yemen?
The term “Houthis,” used repeatedly by international media, has gradually come to be applied to the people, political institutions and military forces of Yemen.
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News Service Students Don Religious Clerical Attire with a Resolve to Serve Islam
Several students at Hawza Ilmiyya Al-Qaim in the Tanzanian city of Tanga have donned clerical attire after completing their initial stage of religious education.
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News Service Interfaith Seminar Life of Hazrat Fatima Zahra (SA) Draws Shia, Sunni and Hindu Leaders
An interfaith seminar titled “Hazrat Fatima Zahra (SA) and Her Message of Peace” was held in Nepalgunj on the occasion of the Fatimiyya days, bringing together approximately 150 participants from Shia, Sunni and Hindu communities.
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News Service November 1: Gilgit-Baltistan's Independence Day — The Story of Freedom
November 1, 1947, marks a significant milestone in the history of Gilgit-Baltistan, when local freedom fighters rose against Dogra rule and secured freedom in Gilgit.
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News Service Renowned Islamic Scholar and Writer Maulana Aqeel Raza Turabi Passes Away
A wave of grief has swept through India's religious and academic circles following the death of Maulana Aqeel Raza Turabi, a renowned Islamic scholar, writer, and head of Madrasah Bint-ul-Huda in Syed Chhapra, Karnal district, Haryana.
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News Service Iran and India Agree to Expand Cooperation in Information Technology
Iranian and Indian officials have emphasized the need to expand technical cooperation in information and communications technology (ICT), promote the exchange of experts.