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News Service Sheikh Isa Qassim urges Bahrainis to support Shia scholars facing trial
Bahrain’s prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim has urged citizens to support 60 religious scholars facing trial as part of proceedings involving 69 defendants scheduled for November 8.
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News Service Eisenkot's 28-day deadline; handing mandate to Netanyahu or early elections
Gadi Eisenkot, the leader of the Yesh Atid party, who is officially tasked with forming the cabinet today, faces three scenarios for forming a government.
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News Service Iraqi parliament's warning about American pressure on the PMF law
An Iraqi parliament member announced the start of a broad parliamentary effort and the collection of representatives' signatures to summon the relevant officials regarding the reasons for the delay in sending the draft of the PMF law to parliament and warned about the possibility of American pressures to deprive fighters of their legal rights.
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News Service Grand Mufti of Oman calls for Muslims worldwide to help flood victims in Gaza
Ahmed bin Hamad Al-Khalili, the Mufti of Oman, while expressing sympathy with the Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip following the flow of extensive floods and the flooding of displaced persons' tents, asked Muslims around the world to take action to provide aid to the affected and reduce their suffering.
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News Service King Abdullah Financial District; the financial heart of Saudi Arabia targeted by Yemeni armed forces
The King Abdullah Financial District, one of Saudi Arabia's most important economic hubs and host to dozens of international companies and financial institutions, was targeted during the attack by Yemen's armed forces on the city of Riyadh.
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News Service Iraqi Parliamentary Bloc: We firmly reject American pressures to close border crossings with Iran
The Badr parliamentary bloc in Iraq's parliament, by issuing a statement, firmly rejected American pressures and interference to close border crossings with the Islamic Republic of Iran and called on the government to immediately reopen these crossings.
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News Service The Hill: Republicans' defeat made funding war against Iran difficult
The Hill, in a report, wrote that the Republicans' heavy defeat in the US midterm elections has dimmed this party's hope of advancing an important part of Donald Trump's agenda in the remaining weeks of the current Congress.
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News Service Victory of 112 Muslims in US elections; Islamophobia, main driver of Muslim participation in elections
Seventy percent of American Muslim voters stated that anti-Islamic sentiments were their main motivation for going to the polls; a factor that, alongside the Gaza issue, has turned the current election cycle into a scene of unprecedented political mobilization by Muslims.
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News Service Bahraini cleric: Al Khalifa regime uses Islamic Republic as pretext to eliminate Shia school in Bahrain
Sheikh Abdullah Al-Daqqaq, the director of the Bahraini seminary in Iran, while condemning the show trial of Shia scholars in Bahrain, described this action of the Al Khalifa regime as a crime against the Ja'fari school and warned that this regime has made the Islamic Republic a pretext for eliminating the Ja'fari school from Bahrain.
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News Service Protest gatherings in Bahrain in support of detained Shia scholars
Residents of a number of cities and regions of Bahrain, by holding marches and protest gatherings, announced their support for the detained Shia scholars.
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News Service Three-Day Majlis and Procession to Mark Ayyam-e-Fatimiyya in Hussainabad, Jharkhand
A three-day programme of religious gatherings (majalis) and processions will be held from November 11 to 13 in Hussainabad (Japla), a prominent Shia centre in the Indian state of Jharkhand, to mark Ayyam-e-Fatimiyya.