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News Service Arrest of a Number of Shia, Hazara Leaders by Taliban
Local sources in Kabul have reported the arrest of several individuals in connection with the Public Relations Office of Hazara and Shia Leaders. These arrests took place one day after the siege…
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News Service Europe Tightens Noose of Sanctions on Zionist Settlements; From Import Bans to 10-Year Prison Terms for Violators
Amid escalating international criticism of the Zionist regime's settlement expansion in the West Bank, several European countries and Canada are imposing or drafting strict laws to ban trade with Zionist settlements; laws that in some countries will carry penalties of up to 10 years in prison, heavy fines, and confiscation of assets of violating companies.
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News Service Bahrain from Restricting Shia Rituals to Attempting to Control Pulpits; What Does Regime Want from the Shias?
An op-ed in Mar'at al-Bahrain, referring to the continuation of restrictions on certain Shia religious activities in the country, including preventing the holding of the largest Shia Friday prayer, the arrest of a number of Shia scholars, and the imposition of new regulations for preachers and eulogists, considered these actions to go beyond "regulating religious affairs" and assessed them as an effort to control and direct the religious atmosphere of Bahrain's Shia community.
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News Service Iran: Ansarullah Independent, Makes Its Decisions Based on Yemen's Interests
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, categorically rejecting any Islamic Republic interference in the Yemen war, emphasized that Iran does not interfere in the country's internal affairs and that the Ansarullah movement is completely independent and makes its decisions based on its own interests and expediencies.
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News Service CENTCOM Commander Acknowledges Erosion of US Missile Stockpiles in War with Iran
The commander of the United States Central Command (CENTCOM), in response to reports about the decline in US interceptor missile stockpiles during the war with Iran, claimed he is not concerned about the country's weapons situation. This comes as, according to published statistics, the United States has consumed a significant portion of its Patriot and THAAD missile stockpiles in this conflict.
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News Service Bahraini Cleric: Government's Actions to Dominate Shia Affairs, Violation of Rulers' Commitments
Sheikh Adel Shula, a Bahraini scholar, criticizing what he called "the government's attempt to dominate the religious and social affairs of Shias," said that the actions taken regarding Ja'fari endowments, mosques, husseiniyas, religious rituals, and preaching and pulpit activities contradict the independence of Shia religious affairs and constitute a violation of the previous commitments of Bahrain's rulers toward Shia authorities.
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News Service Lebanese Cleric: The Security of the South and Lebanon Are Inseparable
The Ja'fari Mufti of Lebanon emphasized that the security of southern Lebanon is inseparable from the security of the country, saying, "The south is the mother issue, the axis of sovereignty and national partnership of Lebanon, and neglecting its security and situation threatens the country's security, national unity, and future."
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News Service Narrative of Pentagon Archival Document: Future of Middle East in Hands of Region's People; Shias Equal Partners
The official publication of the United States Army, in its 2007 issue, in an analytical article by retired Colonel Richard Everett, described the Shia world as being on the verge of a "political resurrection" and emphasized that the future of the Middle East will not be shaped without Shias as "equal partners."
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News Service Malaysian PM: Islamic World Must Not Fall Behind AI, Modern Technologies
Anwar Ibrahim considered learning and understanding artificial intelligence essential for Islamic societies, while emphasizing that technological progress should not be pursued separately from human and moral values, but should be guided within the framework of faith and ethical principles.
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News Service Bahraini Scholars: The Al Khalifa Regime Has Taken an Anti-Religious Path
Bahraini scholars warned that the ruling system has taken an anti-religious path, one that threatens the religion, beliefs, rituals, and other religious dimensions of the people with acceleration and a dangerous approach.
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News Service Anger of Italian Muslims Over Political Activist's Insult to Holy Quran
The action of a political activist in Italy in burning and tearing a copy of the Holy Quran during a live video broadcast sparked widespread anger and protest among the country's Muslim community and civil activists.