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Martyrdom Strengthens Resolve: Qom Journalists Vow to Continue Martyr Masoud Salimi’s Path
Qom journalists and family members of a martyred reporter gathered at the Martyrs’ Cemetery in Qom on Reporters’ Day to commemorate Masoud Salimi, a reporter killed in American and Israeli attacks, vowing that his duty—and theirs—ends only in martyrdom, not silence.
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ABNA Team Reports from Resting Area on Najaf to Karbala Route as Community Comes Together to Serve Pilgrims
On the procession route from Najaf to Karbala, ABNA correspondent Ali reports from a resting area where pilgrims find relief from the scorching summer heat, with temperatures reaching nearly 40 degrees Celsius at night and even higher during the day, and describes a community where food, water, and shelter are provided free of charge by hosts who consider the pilgrims as guests of Imam Ali and Imam Hussain.
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ABNA Team Reports from Imam Khomeini's Residence in Najaf, Where He Was Exiled for 14 Years
Standing outside the humble religious school in Najaf where Imam Khomeini was exiled for nearly 14 years, ABNA correspondent Ali reports on the remarkable story of the first Supreme Leader of Iran, who refused air conditioning and other comforts to remain equal to his fellow students, and from this very place, just 50 meters from the shrine of Imam Ali, began a movement that would change the world.
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ABNA Team Reports from Wadi Al-Salam, the Oldest and Largest Cemetery in the World
Standing before the vast expanse of Wadi Al-Salam cemetery in Najaf, ABNA correspondent Ali reports from what is known as the oldest and largest cemetery in the world, spanning over six square kilometers with more than six million people buried here, including several prophets, making it one of the most sacred sites for Muslims worldwide.
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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.
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Republicans' Islamophobic Project for Victory in Midterm Elections
Donald Trump, who has never shied away from fascist and racist statements, in his latest remarks has attempted to undermine Democrats by calling them "jihadists" and claiming that they are coming to seize the property and homes of the American people!
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Why Should the U.S. Pay Compensation to Iran?
Iran's Embassy in Tunisia, by listing 19 U.S. government actions against Iran in recent years, answered the question of why the United States should pay compensation to Iran.
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Military Officials Warn Trump of Heavy Casualties in Event of Operations in Strait of Hormuz
U.S. military officials have warned Donald Trump that any military operation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be lengthy, costly, and deadly.
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Mearsheimer: Iran's Ballistic Missiles Will Reduce U.S. Military Presence in West Asia
The prominent international relations theorist and University of Chicago professor, referring to the high effectiveness of Iran's ballistic missiles in attacking U.S. military bases and centers, emphasized that this very issue will be one of the main factors in reducing the U.S. military presence in West Asia.
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Threat, Retreat, and Attrition/ War Against Iran Become Trap for Trump
The U.S. war against Iran, which was supposed to be a short and decisive operation, has after more than five months become an attritional crisis for the Trump administration.
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Breaking America's Hegemony; From Caracas to Tehran
A retired Lebanese army brigadier general and author, in an article titled "Breaking America's Hegemony; From Caracas to Tehran," wrote that the Iran war has broken America's hegemony, and despite the assassination of the martyred leader of the Revolution, Iran's political system did not collapse.
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ABNA Team Finally Arrives at Holy Shrine of Imam Ali, Describing It as Their Father's House
After a long and eventful journey, the ABNA team has finally arrived at the holy shrine of Imam Ali in Najaf, with correspondent Ali describing the sacred site as "our father's house" and struggling to put into words the overwhelming feeling of comfort, safety, and belonging that pilgrims experience upon reaching this most revered place.
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U.S. Concerned About China's Expanding Economic Presence in Africa / Washington Seeks to Prevent Beijing's Advance
China's expanding economic presence in Africa has become one of the new concerns of U.S. policymaking circles; a concern that has now gone beyond warnings about Beijing's influence to discussions about the future of Washington's economic relations with the African continent.
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CNN: Iran Proved Its Defiance to Trump with 6 Conditions/ U.S. in Passive Position
CNN, referring to Iran's six conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, emphasized that Donald Trump started the war against Iran with the illusion of "unconditional surrender of Iran," but not only failed to force Iranians to surrender, but now faces the challenge of Iran's more demanding conditions in exchange for opening this waterway.
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Growing Dissatisfaction with Two-Party System; 70 Percent of Americans Want More Political Options
New polls show that Americans' dissatisfaction with the two-party political structure has reached unprecedented levels. According to Pew Research Center data, nearly 70 percent of Americans would like to have more political options beyond the two main parties, Republican and Democrat.
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Pakistani Analyst: Iran's Conditions for Reopening the Strait of Hormuz Are Legitimate
Abdullah Gul, the head of Pakistan's Youth Organization and a political analyst, in an interview, considered Iran's conditions for the full reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as legitimate, and emphasized that as long as these conditions are not implemented, one cannot expect peace and stability to be established in the region.
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Head of Australia's Shiite Council Defends Commemoration Ceremonies for Martyred Leader in Country
During the questioning of the members of Australia's Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion Commission from the head of the country's Shiite Council, Dr. Ali al-Ismail, by clarifying the religious nature of religious authority, emphasized the peaceful approach and peaceful coexistence of the followers of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) school in Australian society.
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Jerusalem Post: The Mecca Defense Pact Is Dangerous!
The Jerusalem Post, expressing concern over the joint defense agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, wrote that the statements of Pakistan's Defense Minister about forming a "united military front" against Israel, made one day after the signing of this agreement, indicate that this coalition is more than a technical understanding and could alter regional security equations.
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Mearsheimer: U.S. Advanced Munitions Stockpile Has Been Depleted in the War with Iran
The University of Chicago political science professor, referring to the severe depletion of U.S. weapons stockpiles following the war with Iran, emphasized that Washington can no longer sustain a prolonged war and must end this conflict as soon as possible.
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CAIR's Reaction to Trump's New Islamophobic Post
After Abdulrahman al-Sayed, despite extensive funding from the Zionist lobby, won the Democratic primary in Michigan, Donald Trump published a post on his social media platform, showcasing his wife's nudity and mocking the hijab of al-Sayed's wife, once again sparking a wave of Islamophobia in the American political arena.
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Danish Minister's Sharp Reaction to Hizb ut-Tahrir: Leave Our Country!
Denmark's Minister for Immigration and Integration, following the release of a message by Hizb ut-Tahrir aimed at Muslim teenagers, accused the group of "covert Islamic extremism" and called on them to leave Denmark.
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Video: Holy Prophet (PBUH) and Praise of Struggling with Self
AhlulBayt News Agency: In an instructive narration, the Holy Prophet (PBUH) saw a young man who, in order to combat his desires and discipline his soul, was rolling on the scorching sands of the desert and warning his self against the fire of Hell. The Messenger of God (PBUH), honoring this spirit of self-refinement, called upon his companions to say "Ameen" to the young man's prayer, and in this way taught his Ummah the value of "restraining the self from base desires" and achieving victory over carnal wishes.
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Rising Suicide Rates Among Zionist Regime Military Personnel
With the continuation of warmongering and military campaigns by the Zionist regime, a Hebrew media outlet reported the suicide of another Israeli soldier.
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Video: Imam Sajjad's narration of unique worship of Imam Hassan Mujtaba
AhlulBayt News Agency: Imam Sajjad (a.s.), in describing the worshipful life of his great uncle, Imam Hassan Mujtaba (a.s.), introduces him as the most worshipful and the best of the people of his time. According to Imam Sajjad (a.s.), Imam Hassan Mujtaba (a.s.) used to walk the Hajj route barefoot and whenever he remembered death, the grave, the resurrection, the path and the divine court, tears would flow from his blessed eyes. Also, when he performed the prayer and heard the name of Hell, his entire being would tremble with the intensity of the fear of God.
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2026 on Track to Become Deadliest Year of Violence Against Muslims in India
A new report shows that at least 44 Muslims have been killed in India since the beginning of 2026, putting this year on track to become the deadliest period of anti-Muslim violence since record-keeping began.
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Photos: 11th International Conference of Mujahideen in Exile Held at University of Tehran
AhlulBayt News Agency: The 11th International Conference of Mujahideen in Exile was held on Monday at Allameh Amini Hall, University of Tehran, with the presence of the President and military and civil officials.