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Polish tourist converts to Islam in Iran's Sirjan
Mateusz Conrad, a young Polish tourist, after learning about and researching the religion of Islam, converted to Islam and Shia religion by attending the office of Hojjat al-Islam Muslimizadeh, the Friday Imam of Sirjan.
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Thousands rally in Istanbul to condemn Israel’s genocide Gaza
Thousands of people have gathered in Istanbul’s Uskudar district to denounce Israel’s ongoing attacks on Gaza, holding a mass rally titled “Gaza is Dying! Rise Up!” organised by humanitarian groups.
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Dutch Imams lead protest against Israel's war on Gaza in Rotterdam
A large protest took place in Rotterdam over the weekend, as imams and preachers from across the Netherlands led a demonstration condemning Israel’s ongoing brutal war on Gaza.
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Video: Dutch tourist amazed by splendor, majesty of Imam Hussain holy shrine
AhlulBayt News Agency: The Dutch traveler wrote on his personal page: "All people can understand the good feeling here, as if the Holy Spirit is present in this place."
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Turkish man completes handwriting Quran at 84
A Turkish man aged 84 has managed to complete the handwriting of the Holy Quran.
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Massive march in Istanbul to condemn the genocide in Gaza
A massive march was organized in the Turkish metropolitan city of Istanbul on Sunday under the slogan “Gaza is dying! Rise up” to denounce the genocide being committed by Israel in Gaza since October 7, 2023.
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Pope Francis passes away
Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, the Vatican has announced.
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Zionist regime cancels visas of 27 French MPs as Macron signals support for Palestinian state
“Israel” has reportedly revoked entry visas for left-wing French lawmakers who supported the recognition of a Palestinian state.
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Report / Taliban no more on Russian terror list: what’s Kremlin seeking?
Just until last week, any member of the Taliban who entered Russia should have been arrested according to the Russian laws and could face up to 20 years in jail on charges of terrorism. However, since 2016 no member of the Taliban was arrested upon arrival in Russia and the Taliban officials over the past years, both before seizing the power in Kabul and after it, traveled to Russia several times. Just recently, the same law that blacklisted the Taliban in Russia as a terror group was revoked as the Russian Supreme Court last week removed the Taliban from the country's terror blacklist. T
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Photos: Demonstration in support of Palestine held in Albanian capital
AhlulBayt News Agency: Dozens of supporters of the oppressed Palestinian people held a demonstration in Tirana, the capital of Albania.
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Islamic philosophy, driving force behind western philosophical innovations - Riga Wood
In a dialogue at the University of Tehran, a distinguished professor from Stanford University in the UK discussed the profound influence of the great Iranian sage Avicenna(Ebn-e Sina) and the Muslim philosopher Averroes (Ebn-e Roshd)on philosophical innovations in the Middle Ages.
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International Criminal Court sues Hungary for failing to arrest fugitive Israeli war criminal Netanyahu
The International Criminal Court has launched formal proceedings against Hungary after Budapest failed to execute an ICC arrest warrant against Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his official visit to the country earlier this month.
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Social justice charity: Muslim prisoners ‘singled out’ for violent treatment in England
A social justice charity has uncovered evidence that Muslim prisoners in England are disproportionately subjected to excessive force, including the use of batons and painful restraint techniques, in a majority of prisons with significant Muslim populations.
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Islamophobia in Netherlands: Mosque annoyed by conservative, far-right MP's bid to ban amplified call to prayer
The Ulu Mosque in Utrecht is annoyed by a bill by SGP and JA21 to ban amplified calls to prayer. According to the conservative Christian and far-right parties, the Islamic call to prayer causes unrest and alienation. According to the mosque board, this is not an attempt to solve a social problem, but a political attempt to sow division.
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Analysis: Turkic World Project Falling, Dealing Blow to Erdogan’s Neo-Ottomanism
Contrary to popular belief, the foreign relations of the government of the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan are not better than the disturbed economic and internal conditions. While Syria developments later last year gave Erdogan a new hope to see the doors to realization of long-held neo-Ottoman dreams open again, not only Syria has not turned into a gate of the Turkish influence return to the Arab world due to overflow of its crises, but also due to Turkey's complex economic challenges Erdogan now finds himself disillusioned, witnessing the unraveling of over a decade of investment in the Turkic World project.
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French Scholar "Éléonore Cellard" findings after studying Quran manuscripts
In her opinion, the Arabic language and literature are linked to the text, concepts and history of the Quran, because the Holy Book and other literary works such as ancient poetry are the origin of eloquent Arabic language.
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New phase in restoration of 1,500-y-o Istanbul Hagia Sophia Mosque
A new phase in sweeping restorations of the nearly 1,500-year-old Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, Turkey, has started.
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Iran demands France explain arrest of pro-Palestine national Mahdieh Esfandiari
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry said Monday that More than a month after the arrest of Mahdieh Esfandiari, an Iranian citizen living in the city of Lyon, France is unwilling to explaion about her situation.
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Thousands rally in Milan condemn Israeli criminal regime genocide in Gaza
Thousands of people took to the streets in Italy’s Milan to protest the continuation of Israeli atrocities in Gaza.
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Birmingham Mosque helps collect 120 tonnes of rubbish as 'community pulls together'
A mosque in Birmingham, England, has been lauded for contributing to the efforts of a team of volunteers joining forces to gather a staggering 120 tons of waste, leaving not even the smallest trace of dirt on the streets.
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Islamophobia in UK: Scottish boy denies paint and rock attack on Aberdeen mosque
Teen denies paint and rock attack on Aberdeen mosque
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Book "Salah: ascension of the believer" published in Italian
The book “Salah (Prayer): The Ascension of the Believer” has been translated into Italian and published in Italy thanks to the efforts made by the Ahl-ul-Bayt (AS) World Assembly.
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Danish court rejects case to halt military Tech exports to “Israel” amid Gaza war
Denmark’s Eastern High Court decided, on Friday, to dismiss a case filed by organizations concerning the authorities’ role in exporting military technology to the Israeli occupation, amid the ongoing Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.
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Islamophobia in UK: Man charged following burglary at Warrington Mosque
In the United Kingdom, a man from Widnes has been arrested and charged in connection with a burglary at a mosque in Warrington.
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Journalists revealed emails Berlin officials seeking to expel pro-Palestine activists participated in anti-Israel protests
Leaked internal communications reveal that German authorities have been pressuring immigration staff to deport pro-Palestine activists, despite a lack of criminal conviction.
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The Book"‘Salah: ascension of the believer" published in Italian
The book “Salah (Prayer): The Ascension of the Believer” has been translated into Italian and published in Italy thanks to the efforts made by the Ahl-ul-Bayt (AS) World Assembly.
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Microsoft fires engineer Ibtehal and colleague for opposing company’s role in Gaza genocide
Microsoft has dismissed two software engineers, including Ibtehal Abu Al-Saad and her colleague Vania Agrawal, after they participated in a protest against the company’s provision of artificial intelligence systems used by Israel to target Palestinians in Gaza.
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Britain condemns Israel’s detention of two British parliamentarians
Britain has protested Israel's unprecedented detention and expulsion of two parliamentarians from Israel, escalating diplomatic tensions.
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‘Cut ties with Israel’: Indian-origin techie quits Microsoft after confronting bosses over Palestine
An Indian-origin Microsoft employee disrupted the tech giant’s 50th anniversary celebrations last week publicly confronting the company’s top leadership over its involvement in arming the Israeli military with AI-powered technology in a dramatic display of dissent.