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Trump administration prepares to receive luxury aircraft from Qatar
Foreign government gifts to US officials are subject to strict legal scrutiny under constitutional regulations. The Emoluments Clause prohibits officials from accepting direct benefits from foreign states. Trump’s potential receipt of Qatar’s luxury aircraft has ignited legal and political discussions regarding international influence.
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Saudi Haramain High-Speed Railway expands capacity for Hajj 2025
Hajj is one of the largest annual religious gatherings, requiring extensive transportation and logistics management. Saudi Arabia continually invests in infrastructure to ensure a smooth pilgrimage.
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Iranian Quran reciters to perform at major Quranic gathering in Tanzania
Quranic gatherings are widely held worldwide to promote the beauty of Quranic recitation and religious unity. Events like "Voice of Mercy" strengthen cultural and spiritual connections among Muslim communities. Iran and Tanzania continue to collaborate in fostering Quranic education and international Quranic engagement.
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Trump claim on ceasefire is shocking, internationalizing issue unacceptable: Congress Leader
Congress leader Sachin Pilot has expressed shock over U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of India-Pakistan ceasefire, warning against turning a domestic security matter into an international issue and demanding the Indian government clarify its position on foreign mediation.
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India’s violation of ceasefire is serious threat to regional peace: Shia Cleric
In a statement condemning India’s recent ceasefire violation, Allama Syed Ahmed Iqbal Rizvi warned that India’s repeated provocations pose a grave threat to regional peace and urged the international community to intervene before tensions escalate further.
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All J&K Shia Association organizes ‘Blood Donation Camp’ for war-injured and security forces
In a powerful display of solidarity, the All Jammu & Kashmir Shia Association, led by Molvi Imran Reza Ansari, organized a blood donation camp in North Kashmir to support war-injured civilians and security forces, while opening religious centers to shelter displaced families.
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Indian Government issues clarification on Gaurav Arya’s insult to Iranian Foreign Minister
A provocative remark by Major Gaurav Arya, an Indian TV host and former Indian army officer, has ignited a diplomatic controversy between India and Iran.
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Saudi Arabia enforces strict penalties for unauthorized Hajj pilgrims
Hajj, one of Islam’s five pillars, requires strict regulation due to the massive number of pilgrims attending each year. Saudi authorities impose entry restrictions to ensure safety, crowd control, and organized religious rites. Violations of Hajj regulations can lead to severe penalties, including deportation and bans from future participation.
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Imam Hussein shrine strengthens international Quranic ties with West African institutions
Quranic education plays a crucial role in shaping Islamic learning across regions, particularly in West Africa. Collaborative initiatives between Islamic institutions aim to expand religious teachings and cultural preservation.
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Sunni scholar: Attention to commonalities of Islamic Ummah a solution to overcome conspiracies of enemies
A member of Sunni school jurisprudence council, Akhund Goldi Kamali, referred to the preservation of the dignity and status of Muslims and emphasized Islamic brotherhood, stating: Global arrogance and colonialism have been seeking to create discord and undermine the dignity of Muslims and to instigate tension and conflict for many years.
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Senior Sunni cleric: Comprehensive boycott of Israel is duty of Islamic countries
He remarked, "The crimes of the Zionist regime, which we all witness, are not committed by any predator against another predator or by a predator against a human."
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Rockford mosque opens doors to clear misconceptions about Islam
Islamophobia and misconceptions about Islam have led many Muslim communities to promote interfaith events worldwide. Open mosque initiatives aim to educate the public and encourage dialogue
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Iraq’s Furqan Radio begins recording full Quran recitation featuring Rafi al-Amiri
Iraq’s Furqan Radio has announced plans to record a complete educational recitation of the Quran, featuring the voice of renowned Iraqi reciter Rafi al-Amiri
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International Quran competition concludes in Kosovo, drawing contestants from across Balkans
Quran memorization and recitation competitions have long played a role in fostering religious education and cultural exchange among Muslim communities worldwide. These events provide opportunities for contestants to deepen their engagement with the Quran.
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Photos: Secretary General of Indian Ulema Council visited shrine of Imam Reza (A.S)
Maulana Kalbe Jawad Naqvi, Secretary General of the Indian Ulema Council visited the shrine of Imam Reza (A.S)
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Mecca’s Grand Mosque opens multilingual awareness center ahead of 2025 Hajj
The Grand Mosque in Mecca has historically served as a spiritual and educational hub for pilgrims. Efforts to improve accessibility have led to initiatives such as multilingual awareness centers, ensuring a more inclusive experience. As Hajj continues to attract millions, Saudi authorities strive to enhance services through cultural and religious programs.
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Thousands protest in France against Islamophobia and honor slain Muslim man
Islamophobia has been an increasing concern in France, with hate crimes targeting Muslim communities. The brutal murder of Aboubakar Cissé inside a mosque has ignited protests demanding justice and stronger protections for religious minorities. Activists and officials continue to call for urgent action to combat rising anti-Muslim sentiment.
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Iran’s military chief reaffirms full readiness to defend Persian Gulf
Iran has long asserted its role as a key security provider in the Persian Gulf, opposing foreign military presence in the region. The strategic Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point in regional tensions between Iran and Western forces. Tehran continues to emphasize its commitment to safeguarding national sovereignty and maritime security.
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Iran demands fair legal process for nationals detained in Britain
Iran and Britain have had diplomatic tensions over security-related accusations, particularly concerning alleged Iranian activities in Europe. Tehran has consistently denied involvement and demanded proof for British claims.
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Iran warns Europe against escalating nuclear tensions with snapback mechanism
The 2015 nuclear deal was designed to limit Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief, but tensions have persisted between Tehran and Western nations. The snapback mechanism allows UN sanctions to be reinstated if Iran is deemed non-compliant.
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Tensions rise between Trump and Netanyahu over Iran negotiations
The US and Israel have long coordinated policies on Iran, but diplomatic differences have occasionally surfaced. Netanyahu has consistently opposed negotiations with Iran, favoring a more aggressive stance.
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Araghchi: Iran and US reach a better understanding during Muscat negotiations
Iran and the US have held periodic negotiations to address nuclear and sanctions-related disputes, particularly after Washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal. Talks have often faced challenges due to differing approaches and external geopolitical pressures.
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Study reveals Gaza death toll could exceed 100,000, far surpassing official reports
The ongoing war in Gaza has caused widespread destruction and mass civilian casualties, with estimates indicating over 100,000 deaths. Blockades and systematic attacks have exacerbated humanitarian conditions, preventing aid and medical access.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for immediate ceasefire in Gaza and global peace efforts
The Vatican has historically played a role in advocating for peace and humanitarian efforts in global conflicts. Pope Leo XIV’s recent statements align with the long-standing tradition of urging ceasefires and diplomacy. His call for peace extends beyond Gaza, addressing broader international conflicts in hopes of fostering global stability.
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Israeli intelligence source: captives used to justify destruction in Gaza
Israel’s conflict with Hamas has resulted in repeated military offensives in Gaza, often justified as efforts to secure hostages. Reports indicate that Israeli policies prioritize territorial control over the safe return of captives.
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‘Difficult but useful’: Iran and US tackle contentious issues in 4th round of talks
Days after mixed signals from the United States over Iran’s peaceful nuclear program, representatives of the two sides sat down again on Sunday for the fourth round of indirect talks, aiming to find the way forward.
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Hamas announces release of US-Israeli captive amid talks for Gaza ceasefire
Since October 2023, Gaza has endured relentless Israeli military assaults, leading to widespread destruction and displacement. A total blockade has worsened humanitarian conditions, preventing access to basic necessities. International condemnation continues, but efforts to negotiate a ceasefire remain ongoing.
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Euro-Med Monitor reports systematic targeting of Palestinian women in Gaza; One woman per hour
An international human rights organization has released a harrowing report on Israel’s deliberate targeting of women across the Gaza Strip.
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Over 52,000 killed in Gaza since beginning of Zionist aggression
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced, on Sunday, that the death toll from the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Strip since October 7, 2023, has risen to 52,829, noting that the vast majority of victims are women and children.
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Israeli airstrike kills 17 Palestinians in Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp
The ongoing Israeli military offensive in Gaza has led to widespread destruction and a mounting civilian death toll. Repeated airstrikes on refugee camps have drawn condemnation from human rights organizations. Global calls for accountability and humanitarian aid continue to grow as the crisis escalates.