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New Plan by India's Tamil Nadu State to Facilitate Muslim Women's University Education
The government of India's Tamil Nadu state has announced that it will pay the tuition fees of eligible Muslim women university students.
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Trump in Whirlpool of Contradictory Statistics; New Figure for Iran's Casualties Each Time
The President of the United States, in his latest remarks, claimed that the number of those killed in Iran during the December protests has exceeded 100,000, a claim made without providing any documentation and significantly different from figures he had previously stated.
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Vance's Attack on Abdulrahman El-Sayed; Republicans' Attempt to Strike at Muslim Rival in Michigan
The Vice President of the United States, in a sharp attack on Abdulrahman El-Sayed, the Democratic candidate for the Senate election in Michigan, accused him of creating ethnic and religious divisions. According to Al-Quds Al-Arabi, this attack is part of the Republicans' effort to undermine the candidate's standing among Jewish voters and influence one of the most sensitive electoral contests this fall.
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Ben-Gvir in Palestinian Women's Prison; When Humiliation of Prisoners Becomes Family Spectacle
A Palestinian lawyer reported that Itamar Ben-Gvir, the Minister of Internal Security of the Zionist regime, entered the women's wing of Damon Prison with his family and filmed Palestinian prisoners, an action that has drawn sharp reactions from human rights organizations in Israel, which have described it as a violation of prisoners' dignity and even an act amounting to a war crime.
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Bahrain on Path of Political Regression; Elections Suspended, Local Village Elders Returned
The return of the local village elder system to Bahrain after more than two decades, coinciding with the suspension of parliamentary elections, has sparked debates about the country's political direction. Critics believe this decision is not merely an administrative change, but could be a sign of Bahrain's movement toward reducing the people's role in electing representatives and increasing the role of government-appointed individuals.
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Hijab War in France; Proposal to Fine Veiled Women Sparks Controversy
Marine Le Pen, the far-right leader of France, has once again brought the issue of banning the hijab in public spaces to the center of the country's political conflicts, just months before the 2027 presidential election. Thus, a highly sensitive issue has once again become one of the main themes of the National Rally party regarding identity, immigration, and Islam in France.
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Former US State Department Official to ABNA: Iran Has Inverted US and Israeli Military Doctrine / Americans Are Not Trustworthy
A US Navy veteran has assessed Tehran's achievements in the war as extending beyond the military battlefield, and pointing to Iran's deterrent capability, the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz, and postwar developments, he emphasized that this war could influence power dynamics in the Middle East and Iran's position in the global order.
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Former Israeli PM: Netanyahu Is Like a Wounded Animal Trapped, Fleeing Accountability
The former Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, warning about the escalation of settler violence in the West Bank, said these actions serve Benjamin Netanyahu and his political allies and may provide a pretext for creating chaos and canceling the upcoming parliamentary elections.
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40th International Islamic Unity Conference Kicks Off in Qom with Focus on Martyr Leader's Vision for Muslim Solidarity
The 40th International Islamic Unity Conference opened Monday in Qom with an academic session revealing that 375 articles were submitted on this year's theme of unity in the thought of the martyred Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, as scholars and researchers from across the Islamic world gathered to present their work and honor the late leader's legacy following his martyrdom in February 2026.
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Trump: Too Early to Discuss My Succession, Hegseth's Candidacy in 2028 Election
Donald Trump, the President of the United States, in response to reports about the possibility of Pete Hegseth, the Secretary of War, running for president in 2028, declined to confirm or deny the possibility, saying it is still far too early to talk about his potential successor.
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Arrest of a Shia Teenager in Bahrain
Yousef Habib Fattil, a 15-year-old teenager from Bani Jamra, was arrested after being summoned for interrogation at the Criminal Investigation building.
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Trial of Scholars, Waiting for Witnesses; Behind Scenes of Court Session in Bahrain
The holding of a trial session for a number of scholars in Bahrain, according to the account of one of the defense witnesses, was accompanied by the presence of a group of clerics, seminary students, preachers, and religious activists; witnesses who waited for hours to testify in support of the detained scholars, and according to the narrator, the proceedings turned into a protracted session that he described as "the trial of a sect and a community."
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Trump's Policies Have Turned Region into Main Victim of War
Some Arab countries are secretly or openly reaching agreements with Iran, while Jordan's defense cooperation with the United States has failed to provide a reliable guarantee to keep the country away from the consequences of the regional crisis, particularly against the plans and ambitions of Israel's right-wing current.
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Texas Republicans' Shift Against American Muslims; From Seeking Votes to Slogans of Sharia Ban
Muslims in Houston, Texas, say that the state's Republicans have moved from seeking their votes to targeting the Muslim community. This shift has occurred alongside the spread of anti-Sharia rhetoric and an increase in anti-Muslim incidents.
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Continued Security Pressure by Al Khalifa on Shias; Seven More Citizens Arrested
The report by the Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society comes at a time when the Bahraini government's treatment of prisoners, particularly political and religious prisoners, has always been one of the main points of criticism by human rights organizations and opponents of the Al Khalifa regime.
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Paradox of Muslim Life in UK; High Social Belonging, Greater Loneliness
The results of a survey show that two-thirds of Muslims in England feel a strong sense of belonging to their local neighborhood. However, Muslims still report the highest rates of loneliness compared to other religious groups.
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Resignation of Another Senior Official in Trump Administration; US Secretary of Army Steps Down
The resignation of Dan Driscoll, the US Secretary of the Army, following months of disagreement with Pete Hegseth, the US Secretary of War, has once again revealed rifts and disagreements within the structure of the US Department of Defense.
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New York Governor's Hijab at Mosque Sparks Wave of Reactions
The presence of the Governor of New York State wearing a hijab at a mosque has sparked a wave of varied reactions across America.
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Zionist Regime's Plan to Bury Palestine; West Bank Under, Wheels of Settlement
The Financial Times, in a report, emphasizes that the occupied West Bank, in the shadow of escalating settler violence, settlement expansion, and the passivity of Israeli military forces, is on the brink of a dangerous transformation, a transformation that could make the creation of a geographically contiguous Palestinian state more difficult.
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Specter of War Returns to Strait of Hormuz; Heavy Cost of Tension for Regional, Global Markets
American airstrikes on Iran's Larak Island near the Strait of Hormuz and Tehran's missile and drone response have once again heightened concerns about the expansion of conflict in the world's most important oil waterway.
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Pakistani Shia Cleric: Seerah of Prophet (p.b.u.h), AhlulBayt (a.s.) Should Be Axis of Muslim Unity
Hojat al-Islam Razi Ja'far Naqvi emphasized that Muslims from all Islamic schools of thought must, through cooperation and empathy, provide the groundwork for strengthening the unity and cohesion of the Islamic nation.
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German Activist at Imam Husayn (a.s.) Shrine: West Presents Incomplete Picture of Iraq, Shiism
David Müller, a civil activist and advocate for religious freedoms in Germany, during his trip to Iraq, visited the holy shrine of Imam Husayn (a.s.) in the city of Karbala and met and held discussions with Sheikh Abd al-Karim al-Karbala'i, the representative of the supreme religious authority and Ayatollah Sayed Ali al-Sistani in Karbala and the religious custodian of the Holy Husayni Shrine.
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Multan Hosts Conference Commemorating Leaders, Martyrs of Pakistan's Shia Community
The annual conference commemorating the leaders and martyrs of Pakistan's Shia community was held in the city of Multan with the participation of scholars, officials, Shia activists, and members of the community.
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Trump Once Again Fabricates Statistics for Iran; From "100,000 Killed" to "Iran Is Finished!"
This is not the first time Trump has presented an exaggerated picture of Iran's internal situation amid escalating tensions with the country.
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Head of CCIO of Malaysia: Islamic unity is a strategic necessity for future of Islamic world
The head of the Consultative Council of Islamic Organizations of Malaysia, elaborating on the position of resistance and confronting domination in the thought of the martyred leader, emphasized that strengthening the Resistance Front can increase the capacity of regional societies to confront external domination and determine their own political destiny.
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Indian Cleric: Prophet Muhammad's Conduct a Model of Unity, Mercy, and Coexistence
Syed Kalb-e-Rashid stated that the Prophet's life teaches us that by setting aside differences, Shia, Sunni, and followers of other faiths can build a united, compassionate, and peaceful society together.
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Sheikh Zakzaky: Unity Key to Restoring Muslim Dignity, Power
Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, has emphasized the importance of unity and cohesion within the Islamic Ummah, declaring that Muslim unity is the path to restoring their honor and power.
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Israeli occupation forces kidnaps Palestinians, settlers set fire to mosque in West Bank
The Israeli occupation forces (IOF) carried out raids and arrests overnight and on Tuesday morning in the occupied West Bank.
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Report / UN to Choose New Chief: Why’s Tel Aviv Worried?
With António Guterres’s second term winding down, the race to succeed him as US secretary-general is entering a critical phase, a contest that could reshape how the world body tackles major international files in the years ahead, from the Gaza war and the Palestine question to occupation and Israel’s conduct.
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Paper / US-Venezuela Oil Deal: Trump Feigning Achievement to Cover up Losses
The US President Donald Trump since the beginning of his military campaign in Venezuela and abduction of its President Nicholas Maduro made it clear that the main aim was to seize control of the oil of this South American nation. Now after eight months, Washington claims it has realized its wish to dominate the Venezuelan oil.