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News Service Ayatollah Sheikh Hussein Ma'touq Sentenced to Death in Kuwait
Kuwait's Criminal Court, in its branch handling the country's security cases, sentenced one of the prominent Shiite scholars to death on charges of spying for Iran.
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News Service Labbaik Ya Rasul Allah Rally in Jacobabad Draws Religious Scholars and Public Support
Labbaik Ya Rasul Allah* rally was held in Jacobabad, Sindh, under the leadership of Allama Maqsood Ali Domki, provincial president of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen.
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News Service Special Lectures on the Life and Teachings of Fatima al-Zahra in Lucknow
Special educational and character-building lectures on Fatima-Shanasi understanding the life and teachings of Fatima al-Zahra were held at Hawza Ilmiyya Zainabiya in Lucknow.
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News Service The Role of Saudi Muftis in Fueling Sectarian Tensions and Anti-Iran Sentiment
Saudi Arabia’s changing approach toward Iran has renewed scrutiny of the role played by the kingdom’s religious establishment over the past several years.
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News Service Bahrain Continues Arrests of Shia Clerics and Religious Reciters Amid Mourning Ceremonies
Several Shia clerics, preachers and religious reciters have reportedly been arrested in Bahrain in connection with mourning gatherings held to commemorate the martyrdom of Hazrat Fatima al-Zahra.
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News Service Iranian Cleric : Hijab Symbolises Muslim Women's Strength and Resistance
Sahibkarani has described the hijab as a powerful means of countering what he called enemy plots and a symbol of Muslim women's strength, saying that the late Leader had reaffirmed this ideological perspective.
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News Service Al-Mustafa Meets Sunni Scholars and Madrasa Representatives in New Delhi
Jamiat al-Mustafa's India representative office has held a meeting with Sunni religious scholars, intellectuals and representatives of Islamic madrasas in New Delhi.
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News Service From the Election Commission to the Judiciary: Is India Heading Towards a New Wave of Protests?
The demolition of mosques, concerns over minority rights and questions about judicial accountability are raising difficult questions about constitutional protections, religious freedom and the rule of law in India.
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News Service Iraqi Ulema Organization Condemns Arrests of Shia Figures in Kuwait, Calls for Release of Detainees
An Iraqi organization of religious scholars has strongly condemned the arrest of Shia representatives, clerics, preachers and prominent social figures in Kuwait.
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News Service Bahrain Raises Security Alert Ahead of November 8 Protests
Security forces in Bahrain have been placed on high alert following calls for public demonstrations on November 8, amid growing tensions over an upcoming verdict in a case involving Shia religious clerics.
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News Service Scholars Debate Whether Sufism Constitutes a Parallel Religion at New Delhi Conference
Islamic scholars and researchers gathered in New Delhi for an academic discussion titled “Is Sufism a Parallel Religion?” examining Sufism's religious status, its relationship.