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Photos: Sheikh Zakzaky says an Islamic system can be established without requiring everyone to become Muslim
Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky, leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria, delivered speech at Intl. youth conference titled “Youth and the Future of the Islamic Struggle,” in Abuja on Oct. 17, 2026. He described youth as a crucial period of life that should be used for important activities and worship. Addressing doubts about the possibility of establishing religion due to limited strength or the fact that not everyone is Muslim, Zakzaky explained that establishing religion does not require everyone to become Muslim or Shia. He said the movement’s struggle is not a call to Shiism, but a call to establish religion by ensuring that God’s law takes precedence over all other laws and that no law contradicts it. like Islamic Iran, where non-Muslims, including Jews, live. He also expressed confidence that efforts to suppress the Islamic movement would fail and urged people to actively support what he described as the truth.
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Photos: Martyr Ahmad Zakzaky Week 2026 and international youth conference in Abuja, Nigeria
The fifth session of Martyr Ahmad Zakzaky Week 2026, commemorating the martyrs of Islamic Movement of Nigeria, was held in Abuja on Thursday, October 15, alongside an International Youth Conference. The program featured Qur’anic recitations, prayers, tributes, performances, and a roundtable symposium titled “Building Youth for Social Transformation: Lessons of Sacrifice from the History of Martyrs of the Struggle.” Participants discussed youth development and the legacy of sacrifice, followed by an awards ceremony honoring Islamic Movement martyrs from different zones.
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Brief History on the life of Martyr Ahmad Zakzaky
He was born on 13th October 1990 which is equivalent to 24th of Rabi’ul Awwal in Hijrah Calendar at Kwarbai area of Zaria. He was the third of the nine children of Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky (H).
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Photos: Prayers at Martyrs’ Cemetery in Darurrahma, Zaria, on October 13, 2026
On the anniversary of the birth of the martyr Ahmad Zakzaky (October 13, 1990)—son of Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky—people from all walks of life gathered at the graves of this martyr and other martyrs at the "Dar al-Rahma" martyrs' cemetery in Zaria to honor their memory through prayer and the recitation of the Fatiha. See also Who was "martyr Ahmad Zakzaky"? en.abna24.com/xkY7L
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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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Two women arrested in Algeria for desecrating Quran
Security officials in Algeria’s Batna arrested two women suspected of involvement in an incident captured in a video—circulated on social media—that showed the desecration of the Quran.
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Photos: KSIJ Kampala Holds Weekly Islamic Jurisprudence Class on Eating and Drinking
Khoja Shia Ithna Asheri (KSIJ) Kampala, Capital of Uganda, held its weekly Ahkaam class, focusing on Islamic rulings regarding eating and drinking. The session concluded with a question-and-answer segment aimed at deepening participants’ understanding of Islamic teachings.
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Photos: Al-Abbas Holy Shrine’s “Saqi Atasha Karbala” Project Reaches 73 Water Wells in Chad
Under the supervision of the Al-Abbas Holy Shrine, the Africa Studies Center has opened a modern water well in Chadia, Chad, as part of the “Saqi Atasha Karbala” project. The new well brings the program’s total to 73, under the management of Sheikh Muhammad Idris, the center’s representative in Chad.
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Zombo Islamic Region officially inaugurated in Uganda
Sheikh Dr. Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje, the Grand Mufti of Uganda, has officially inaugurated the new Zombo Islamic Region in the West Nile sub-region, granting Muslims there their own independent administrative structure.
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Photos: Sheikh Zakzaky Followers Held Religious Program in Kaduna’s Ikara Area
Ahlul Bayt followers under the leadership of Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky in Unguwar Kanawa, Ikara Local Government Area of Kaduna State, of Nigeria, held a religious outreach program on October 3, 2026. Sheikh Mahdi Fadhlullah addressed the gathering on the importance of unity, education for young people, and self-reliance. The event concluded with a question-and-answer session and prayers.
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Thousands join pro-Palestinian demonstration in South Africa
Thousands of people took part in a pro-Palestinian demonstration in South Africa led by British politician George Galloway, who called for continued activism in support of Palestinian liberation.
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Photos: Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky Receives New Al-Mustafa College Chairman in Abuja
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky has received the visitation of Hujjatul Islam Sayyed Mahadi Tabataba'i the new chairman of Al-Mustafa College in Nigeria, and former chairman of Hujatul Islam Mustafa Kayedian, yesterday Saturday 03/10/2026, at his home in Abuja.
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Photos: Al-Abbas Holy Shrine Holds Friday Prayers in Madagascar with Presence of Ahlul bayt Followers
The African Studies Center, affiliated with the Intellectual and Cultural Affairs Department of Al-Abbas Holy Shrine, held Friday prayers in Madagascar as part of its humanitarian and outreach programs in Africa. The prayer was led by Sheikh Abdul Malik Celestin, the center’s coordinator in Madagascar, with the participation of followers and supporters of Ahl al-Bayt. The initiative aims to strengthen community ties and expand the shrine’s humanitarian and religious outreach across African communities.
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Somali president vows to block Israeli presence “under any circumstances”
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says his Horn of Africa nation will never allow an Israeli presence on its territory “under any circumstances.”
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Tunisian Professor Highlights Martyred Leader’s Role in Promoting Islamic Unity and Palestine
Monia Baazawi, a Tunisian professor and writer, referring to the role of the martyred leader in strengthening Islamic unity and confronting global arrogance, emphasized that he left an enduring model for future generations by defending the Palestinian cause and the dignity of Muslim nations
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Sharp Criticism by US Senate Minority Leader of Trump Over Continuation of War Against Iran
The US Senate Minority Leader criticized the President of this country for the prolongation of the war against Iran and said that this war, despite initial promises, has entered its eighth month.
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Algeria Called for Deep Reform of the Security Council
Algeria's Minister of State and Minister of Foreign Affairs, in his speech at the eighty-first United Nations General Assembly, criticizing double standards in the international system, called for deep reform of the Security Council and emphasized, "As long as the system of international relations prefers wars, speaking of international peace and security is not possible."
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Nationwide Protests in Morocco Against Normalization of Relations with the Zionist Regime
Simultaneously with Morocco's efforts to deepen diplomatic and economic relations with the Zionist regime, this North African country is witnessing widespread nationwide protests and gatherings in support of Palestine. Protesters have called for a halt to the process of normalizing relations with Israel and stronger support for Palestine.
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Photos: Sheikh Zakzaky Warns of Efforts to Mislead Youth, Calls for Building a Stronger Generation
Sheikh Zakzaky has stressed the vital role of youth in building and sustaining society during the closing ceremony of a two-day training program organized by the Abul Fadl Abbas Foundation in Abuja. He warned about efforts to mislead young people through drugs and distractions, urging them to seek knowledge, use it for social development, and help protect younger generations and society from harmful influences.
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Africa's Diplomatic Cry in New York; Support for Palestine, Demand for UN Structural Reform
On the fifth day of the eighty-first UN General Assembly, representatives of seven African countries, expressing their views on international issues, emphasized the necessity of expanding justice in the world, reforming UN structures, and supporting the Palestinian people.
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Egypt’s PM: Palestinian Issue, Clear Evidence of Dysfunction in Int’l System
The Prime Minister of Egypt, in his speech at the eighty-first session of the United Nations General Assembly, called for restoring trust in the international system, creating effective multilateralism, and guaranteeing the equality of countries in sovereignty, and emphasized Cairo's categorical opposition to the displacement of Palestinians from their lands.
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Blood of Martyr Nasrallah Badge of Honor on Chests of Free, Eternal Curse on Foreheads of Occupiers
The National Action Group for Palestine in Morocco, commemorating the second anniversary of the martyrdom of Sayed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Lebanon's Hezbollah, emphasized that the assassination of resistance leaders has not only failed to stop this path but has led to its greater solidity and certainty. Dr. Abdul Hafeez al-Sariti, the coordinator of this group, described the blood of Martyr Nasrallah and the martyrs of the resistance as a "badge of honor on the chests of the free" and "an eternal curse on the foreheads of the occupiers."
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Moroccan groups oppose move to upgrade ties with Israel
Opposition in Morocco is growing over a decision to upgrade relations with Israel from liaison offices to embassies and exchange ambassadors, with political and civil society groups calling for the move to be reversed and for all forms of normalization to be halted.
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Demonstrations by Thousands of Tunisians for Release of Detained Activists of Sumud Flotilla
Thousands of Tunisian people, by holding demonstrations, demanded the release of four activists detained in connection with a case regarding the financing and organization of activities related to the "Sumud Flotilla."
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Photos: Continues of Ethics Lessons at Rasul Al-Akram School in Kudan, Nigeria
Sheikh Isma’il Yusha’u continued the weekly Friday ethics lecture for students of Rasul Al-Akram Seminary School in Kudan of Nigeria. The session focused on the Prophet Muhammad’s advice to Ibn Mas’ud, including the virtues of the prophets, asceticism and the corruption and fate of future nations.
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Libya’s Grand Mufti: US Is Trapped in the Strait of Hormuz Dilemma
The Grand Mufti of Libya said: "The US government tries to convince its own people that the Strait of Hormuz is under their control, but in reality, it is stuck in the dilemma of this strait.
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Egypt Extended Listing of Muslim Brotherhood on Terrorism List
The Cairo Criminal Court in Egypt approved the country's prosecution's request to extend the listing of the Muslim Brotherhood and a number of individuals on the terrorism list.
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Tunisians Gather in Support of Yemen; Renewing Covenant with Palestine, Resistance
Simultaneously with regional developments and Yemen's continued support for the Palestinian people, a group of Tunisian people and civil activists held a gathering in the center of the country's capital, declaring solidarity with the Yemeni nation and emphasizing support for the people of Gaza and opposition to the Zionist regime's crimes.
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Warning About the Spread of Kidnapping and Targeting of Religious Figures in Nigeria
Al-Azhar Observatory for Combating Extremism, following the kidnapping of 6 congregational imams in Zamfara State in northern Nigeria, warned about the spread of insecurity and the expansion of armed groups' activities in the country and emphasized that religious and social figures have also been increasingly exposed to attacks and kidnapping more than before.