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Mecca Int’l Quran Competition Participants Receive Cash Prizes
Winners and other participants in the 46th King Abdulaziz international Quran contest, which concluded in Mecca earlier this week, were awarded cash prizes at the end of the Quranic event.
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Bahraini Shia Cleric Criticizes Government, Calls for Resistance Against Repression
Bahraini Shia cleric Sheikh Adel al-Shualla has sharply criticized the country’s government, questioned the legitimacy of authoritarian rule and accused the authorities of using allegations of “treason” against religious scholars and prominent clerics.
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Photos: Ayatollah Arafi Meets Prominent Shia Scholars of Najaf Ashraf
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): During his visit to Iraq, Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, Head of Iran’s Islamic Seminaries, held a friendly meeting with prominent religious scholars of Najaf Ashraf. The meeting included discussions on religious and academic matters, as well as various issues of mutual interest.
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Hamas delegation due in Cairo for talks on Gaza ceasefire
Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya is set to arrive in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, for talks on the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
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Resistance leader demands end to US direct financial leverage over Iraq
The secretary general of the Iraqi Kata’ib Sayyid al-Shuhada resistance group has censured the US’s direct financial and economic dominance over Iraqi assets, calling for diversification of export markets and banking relations, as well as a practical end to Washington’s fiscal leverage over the Arab nation.
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Photos: Flags replaced at Imam Hussain, Hazrat Abbas shrines for Rabi al-Awwal
AhlulBayt News Agency: The flags of the holy shrines of Imam Hussain (a.s.) and Hazrat Abbas (a.s.) were changed on the first night of the month of Rabi' al-Awwal to mark the beginning of the month.
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Gaza Health Ministry warns of imminent collapse of oxygen stations
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza warned on Saturday that the remaining oxygen stations have been fully overwhelmed and are operating beyond their maximum capacity as repeated breakdowns continue to increase.
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Yemen Scholars Association condemns Israeli attacks on Palestine, Lebanon
The Yemen Scholars Association has condemned the ongoing Israeli attacks and massacres in Palestine and Lebanon, saying they are driven by “satanic Talmudic teachings.”
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Sanaa lights up green as Yemenis prepare to mark prophet Muhammad’s birthday
Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, witnessed during the past few hours a celebratory light march and a procession with hundreds of cars decorated with green lights, rejoicing over the advent of the anniversary of the Prophet’s Muhammad’s (PBUH) birthday.
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Israeli forces detain Palestinian newlywed couple
Israeli forces have detained a Palestinian newlywed couple and raided a wedding hall amid rising tensions in the occupied West Bank and East al-Quds, where settlement activity remains at persistently high levels and extremist settlers continue to besiege homes and restrict residents’ movement.
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Ansarullah official says Saudi acts only with US approval
A senior official from the ruling Ansarullah movement says Saudi Arabia coordinates whatever measures it takes with the United States and cannot do anything without its consent.
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Iraqi official affirms PMU is part of armed forces, bound by military law
The head of the Iraqi Security Media Cell (SMC) has praised the Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) as part of the country’s security apparatus, stressing that the decision to place all weapons under exclusive state control applies to entities not affiliated with security institutions.
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Yemen's Mokha Port Suspends Operations After Armed Forces Missile Strikes
Yemen’s Mokha port has suspended commercial and maritime operations after the Yemeni armed forces targeted it with more than 25 missiles in recent days, the port’s director said on Saturday.
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Gaza Civil Defense Recovers 21 Bodies from Destroyed Buildings
Search teams in Gaza have recovered the remains of 21 Palestinians from buildings destroyed during Israel’s genocidal war against the besieged strip, while efforts are continuing to locate dozens more believed to remain buried beneath the rubble.
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Three Israeli Troops Wounded in Hezbollah Drone Strike in South Lebanon
Three Israeli troops have been wounded after an explosive-laden drone targeted invading Israeli forces in the Ali al-Taher heights in southern Lebanon, according to Israeli media.
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Israeli Strikes Rock Southern Lebanon as Hezbollah Clashes Erupt
Israeli forces have carried out airstrikes, artillery fire, and phosphorus shelling against areas in southern Lebanon, with heavy clashes and intense gunfire reported around the Ali al-Taher Heights in the region’s Nabatieh Governorate.
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Photos: Imam Ali Holy Shrine Honors Iraqi Police Cadets for Serving Arbaeen Pilgrims
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): The Holy Shrine of Imam Ali in Najaf has honored around 1,000 students of Iraq’s Second Police College for their role in securing pilgrims and facilitating religious ceremonies during Arbaeen and the commemoration of the martyrdom of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
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Five Million Pilgrims Visit Najaf on Anniversary of Holy Prophet’s Demise
The number of pilgrims visiting the holy city of Najaf on the anniversary of the demise of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) reached five million this year.
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Ansarullah hails Hezbollah’s 2006 victory against Israel as model for Arab, Muslim world
Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement has hailed Hezbollah’s victory and sacrifices during the 2006 Israeli war on Lebanon as a model for the Arab and Muslim world.
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7 civilians martyred in Israeli attack on southern Lebanon
The death toll from an Israeli air attack on the southern Lebanese town of Ansar has risen to seven, according to local media.
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Hamas: Israeli plan to transfer West Bank law enforcement to police could advance annexation, Judaization
The Palestinian Hamas resistance movement has strongly condemned an Israeli decision to transfer law enforcement powers involving extremist settlers in the occupied West Bank from the military to the Israeli police, warning that such a move could advance annexation and Judaization.
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Saudi-linked targets come under fresh heavy strikes by Yemen’s Armed Forces
Yemen’s Armed Forces have announced subjecting Saudi Arabia-linked targets to fresh heavy strikes.
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Sheikh Naim Qassem: Framework Agreement Comprises Lebanon’s Surrender to Israeli Enemy, Hezbollah Will Keep Steadfast till Achieving Victory
Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Naim Qassem delivered on Friday a televised speech on the anniversary of the Divine Victory over the Israeli enemy in 2006, affirming that the Israeli enemy has always resorted to pretexts in order to wage prepared wars on Lebanon.
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OIC warns of rising Israeli regime’s crimes in West Bank
Following the escalation of aggression against the village of Qasra in Nablus, the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has warned of increasing crimes by Zionist settlers in the West Bank, describing the crimes as a clear violation of international law.
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ABNA Reporters Ali and Zainab File from Najaf to Karbala Path at Night amid War as Pilgrims Carry Red Flags of Resistance
At nearly midnight with temperatures still at 39 degrees Celsius, ABNA correspondents Ali and Zainab report from the Najaf to Karbala pilgrimage route, where amidst ongoing bombings, the procession has transformed into a relentless river of humanity and resistance, with pilgrims from around the world carrying red flags
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Detention of Three Young Bahrainis Extended Without Charges
Bahrain's Public Prosecution extended the detention of three young residents of the Karababad area for an additional 15 days as part of the investigation.
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Reverse Migration in Zionist Regime; One-Fifth of Zionists Consider Leaving Occupied Territories
The wave of reverse migration from the Zionist regime has intensified in recent years. A new poll shows that 18 percent of Zionists have considered leaving the country over the past two years.