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Hijab Restrictions in Azerbaijani Schools Spark Debate Over Religious Freedom and Alleged Double Standards
A new school dress code in Azerbaijan has reignited debate over the government's role in regulating religious expression and protecting citizens' freedom of belief.
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Children Hold Peaceful Protest in Karachi in Solidarity with Yemen, Call for End to Siege
Students of the Sunday classes at the Islamic Education Centre in Karachi held a peaceful protest in solidarity with the people of Yemen, particularly children, calling for an end to the siege, the delivery of humanitarian aid, and the establishment of peace in the region.
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Najaf-Based Shahre Ilm Marks First Anniversary
The Shahre Ilm Institute in Najaf Ashraf has marked the completion of its first year with a special gathering to review its academic, educational and religious outreach activities.
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Former Grand Mufti of Gaza Visits Jamia Urwatul Wusqa in Lahore
Dr Mahmoud Yusuf Muhammad Al-Shobaki, former Grand Mufti of Gaza, visited Jamia Urwatul Wusqa in Lahore, where he met Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi and held discussions on various issues, particularly the situation in Palestine and Gaza.
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Photos: Thousands rally in Seoul in solidarity with Palestine
Thousands of people gathered at Seoul’s Jonggak Station on October 11 as part of an international day of solidarity with Palestine, held simultaneously in more than 60 countries. Participants from diverse nationalities condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza, called for an end to the violence and forced displacement, and marched past the Israeli and US embassies. Speakers emphasized international solidarity, Palestinian self-determination, human rights, and opposition to war and militarism.
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Photos: Religious and cultural program held at shrine of Alawiya Sharifa bint Imam Hasan in Hillah
The Cultural and Intellectual Affairs Division at the shrine of Alawiya Sharifa bint Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba organized a religious and cultural program featuring lectures on Quranic interpretation, Islamic rulings, beliefs, and jurisprudence. Presented by Mona Ibrahim al-Tamimi and Azhar Jawad, the program aimed to strengthen visitors’ religious awareness and deepen their understanding of Islamic teachings through lectures, questions, and discussion.
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Ayatollah Arafi urges seminary students, clerics to make efforts to reinforce culture of resistance
Head of Iran’s seminaries Ayatollah Alireza A’rafi asked students and clerics across the country to use the upcoming opportunities to strengthen the culture of martyrdom and resistance in society.
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Mamosta Molla Abbas Mahmoudi: World without Iranian civilization is devoid of identity
The Friday Prayer Leader of Baneh Vareh, criticizing the statements of the US Secretary of State about Iran, said: "Iran's ancient civilization and its deep connection with Islamic culture is a proud heritage that holds a prominent place in world history."
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Saudi terrorist warplanes strike four provinces in Yemen
Saudi warplanes carried out airstrikes in Yemen’s Saada, Jawf, Hodeida, and Amran provinces, targeting several districts, Kamaran Island, and a communications network. Sanaa military spokesman Yahya Sarie said Saudi forces had conducted 119 air and missile strikes against civilian areas across eight Yemeni provinces.
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Israeli attacks on Lebanon leave 4,389 killed and 12,424 injured since March 2
Lebanon’s Ministry of Public Health reported that Israeli attacks between March 2 and October 12 killed 4,389 people and injured 12,424.
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Arab League to hold emergency meeting on international protection for Palestinians
The Arab League will hold an extraordinary meeting on Tuesday at Palestine’s request to discuss international protection for Palestinians, violations in Al-Quds, and respect for international law. Palestinian representative Muhannad Al-Aklouk accused Israeli forces and armed settlers of pursuing policies aimed at displacing Palestinians and expanding settlements.
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Footage shows Yemen's Ansarullah forces liberating keys areas in Taiz (+Photos)
Yemen’s Military Media, affiliated with Sanaa forces, released footage showing the liberation of Jabal Habashi District, Al-Bireen Triangle, and Yafrus Junction in Taiz province.
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Rezaei: Iran’s control over Strait of Hormuz represents enormous national wealth
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, has described Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz as a major source of national wealth, arguing that its true value lies in the ability to ensure security rather than merely closing the waterway or collecting transit fees.
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Ansaullah of Yemen says it shot down Saudi Wing Loong II drone over Saada
Yemen’s armed forces say they shot down a Saudi Wing Loong II armed reconnaissance drone over Saada province.
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Photos: Memorial for martyrs of Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab and martyrs of Islamic Azad University
AhlulBayt News Agency: The memorial for the martyrs of Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab and the martyrs of Islamic Azad University was held on Monday afternoon (October 12, 2026) with the presence of Mehdi Chamran, Chairman of the Islamic City Council of Tehran, at the Central Tehran Branch.
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Photos: Najaf Ashraf school assesses students’ academic progress through second-term exams
Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf School for Religious Preparation and Outreach has held its second-term examinations to assess students’ academic progress and understanding of their coursework. The exams are part of the school’s efforts to prepare seminary students academically and spiritually to become qualified religious preachers who promote Islamic teachings and values in their communities.
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Photos: Islamic Movement members in Gombe hold weekly session featuring Sheikh Zakzaky’s speech
Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria in Gombe held their weekly educational session by screening a recorded speech by Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky about the anniversary of the Abacha incident. Sheikh Abdullahi Abubakar also spoke about the importance of listening to the movement leader’s speeches and remaining steadfast on the path of God. The gathering concluded with prayers and announcements.
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Saudi terrorist fighter jets target communications network in Yemen’s Saada province
Saudi fighter jets reportedly struck areas in Yemen’s Saada province on Tuesday, targeting Marran District and a communications network in the border area of Al-Ghamr.
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Israel brands Netherlands 'antisemitism hotspot' over ban on Israeli football fans
Israel accused the Netherlands of becoming an "antisemitism hotspot" Monday after authorities in the Dutch city of Alkmaar upheld a ban on Israeli football fans attending a Europa League match despite diplomatic pressure from Tel Aviv.
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Analysis: White House War Cover-up Suggests Trump is Empty-handed
Over six months after start of the US-Israeli war of aggression on Iran, there are growing signs of a gap between the White House's official narrative of the war achievements and the reality of the fatal blow Washington has received from Iran.
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Photos: Holy shrine of Imam Hussain draws hearts filled with love and longing
At the shrine of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him), hearts unite in love for him, and footsteps race ahead, eager to visit him.
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Israel demolishes homes and mosque in Negev village, putting 80 Palestinian families at risk
Israeli authorities have begun demolishing homes and a mosque in al-Dahiyya, an unrecognized Bedouin village in the Negev, putting around 80 Palestinian families at risk of displacement. Demolition orders reportedly cover about 60 homes housing nearly 400 people.
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Global Day of Action for Palestine brings together 200 organizations across 60 countries
More than 200 organizations held 325 events in 60 countries across six continents for the Global Day of Action for Palestine on October 10. Participants condemned Israel’s occupation, opposed its normalization, and called for an end to arms shipments, military sanctions and accountability for alleged war crimes.
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WSJ: Saudi crown prince moves between fortified palaces after Yemeni attacks
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is moving between heavily secured palaces equipped with shelters following Yemeni attacks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Photos: Massive protests in Europe against Israeli attacks on Gaza
AhlulBayt News Agency: Thousands of people in London, Berlin, and Rome held demonstrations, condemning the continuation of Israeli attacks on Gaza and calling for an end to the war against Palestinians.
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School classes disrupted in southern Nablus as Israeli closures affect thousands of students
Israeli military closures in southern Nablus have prevented 59 teachers and three school principals from reaching their schools, disrupting classes and affecting thousands of students. Education official Samer al-Jamal condemned the restrictions as an attack on the educational process and vowed to continue supporting teachers and keeping schools open.
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Pakistani Shia Cleric: Yemen's Support for Palestine Triggered US, Israeli Pressure
A senior Pakistani cleric says Yemen's people are being subjected to hostile propaganda and military pressure by the United States, the Zionist regime, and the Al Saud dynasty precisely because of their support for the oppressed Palestinian nation.
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Two Palestinians martyred in Israeli strike in Rafah amid ceasefire violations
Two Palestinians were martyred and two others injured in an Israeli strike near Muawiya Mosque in Rafah’s al-Mawasi area on Monday. Other areas of Gaza also witnessed reported ceasefire violations, including gunfire, artillery shelling, drone overflights and demolitions.
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Only five Gaza patients evacuated to Jordan despite 75 children awaiting treatment
Only five patients and five carers were evacuated from Gaza to Jordan through the Kerem Abu Salem crossing on Monday, despite 75 children being scheduled for treatment, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. Repeated border closures and restrictions on medical evacuations are leaving seriously ill and injured patients, especially children, waiting for urgently needed specialized care.
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Israeli soldiers’ testimonies reveal new details of deadly Jabalia bombing
Testimonies from four Israeli soldiers, reported by Haaretz, have revealed that the October 31, 2023, bombing of Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp was intended to kill Hamas commander Ibrahim Biari. One soldier said residents were not evacuated, while another stated that military assessments anticipated 250–300 Palestinian deaths and that the operation was approved by the Israeli chief of staff.