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Senior cleric praises Pezeshkian UN speech as voice of nation
Tehran’s temporary Friday prayers leader lauded Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian’s address to UN General Assembly, saying his declaration that Iran is not afraid of war echoed the “loud and steadfast voice” of Iranian nation.
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February 14 Coalition: Arrests, Religious Suppression in Bahrain Contradict Slogans of Freedom, Coexistence
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition of Bahrain announced that arrests and security summonses against Bahraini citizens, especially Shias, continue almost daily.
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Pakistani Cleric: Terrorist Attacks in Pakistan Must Stop
The head of Wifaq al-Madaris al-Shia Pakistan, strongly condemning the terrorist incidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, expressed regret over the renewed escalation of tensions and terrorist incidents between Afghanistan and Pakistan and called for utilizing all the capacities of the government and security institutions to confront terrorism.
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From Cars to Chips; How Did Strait of Hormuz Crisis Put World Economy Under Pressure?
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has gone beyond an energy crisis and turned into a chain of industrial disruptions.
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“If America Intervenes, We Will Completely Close Bab al-Mandab,” Yemeni Official Warned
A military adviser to Yemen's Ministry of Defense said that in the event of American intervention, Washington's interests in the region will be targeted.
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Netanyahu's Speech Among Empty Chairs; Protests Inside and Outside the UN
Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations General Assembly was accompanied by the departure of dozens of diplomatic delegations from the hall and simultaneous protest gatherings in New York.
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"Blockade in Exchange for Blockade" Policy Worked / Saudi Arabia Can No Longer Protect Its Ports
Two Yemeni analysts, assessing recent developments in the conflict between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, emphasized that the "blockade in exchange for blockade" policy that Sana'a has adopted in response to the blockade of Yemen's ports has achieved tangible results and confronted Saudi Arabia with increasing pressures.
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Yemen's Battle Against Saudi Occupier, Not Against People of South, East
The Governor of Al-Mahrah, Yemen, renewing his call to the people of this province and the southern and eastern provinces, warned that foreign enemies have designed conspiracies to play with Yemen's sovereignty, independence, and plunder of national wealth, and emphasized that the battle of Yemen's armed forces and people is a fateful war against the Saudi occupier and its tools, not against the people of the south and east.
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Poonch Conference Highlights Islamic Unity and Interfaith Harmony in Jammu & Kashmir
A conference organised by the Shia Federation Jammu in Poonch highlighted the importance of Islamic unity, interfaith harmony and peaceful coexistence, bringing together religious scholars, intellectuals, social figures, students and members of different communities.
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Sayed Nasrallah; An Honest Politician: From Word to Martyrdom
In politics, words are many, but honesty in them is scarce. Promises made before the people and positions adjusted according to the moment and circumstances; but when the time of testing arrives, the gap between word and deed becomes apparent. In the experience of the Sayed of the Ummah, the martyr Hassan Nasrallah, this gap almost did not exist. From the time he assumed the leadership of Hezbollah in 1992, his word became tied to confronting Israel and adhering to what he declared before his people; to the extent that he was martyred in Israel's aggression in September 2024 and, in the words of his supporters, became "the honest promise" himself.
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Muslim Worshippers at Delhi’s Jama Masjid Raise Funds for Hindu Child Battling Rare Illness
Volunteers appealed for financial support after Friday prayers for a young girl suffering from spinal muscular atrophy, a condition her family says requires costly treatment.
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Mosque of Paris Holds Int’l Quran Competition
The inaugural international Quran memorization and recitation competition organized by the Grand Mosque of Paris has drawn a large number of participants from various countries.
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Pakistani Shia Scholar Calls for Equal Application of International Law on Nuclear Weapons and Maritime Security
Pakistani Shia scholar Allama Syed Sajid Ali Naqvi has called for greater international efforts to protect maritime security, advance nuclear disarmament and ensure what he described as the equal application of international law.
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Complaint Against a British Parliament Member Over Islamophobic Remarks
Two official complaints have been filed against Rupert Lowe, a British Parliament member, over his positions and remarks about Islam, Muslims, and immigration; one of these complaints has been submitted to the body overseeing the conduct of parliament members with the support of more than 200 people.
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Arrest of Shia Cleric in Bahrain on Charges of Reciting Elegy of Lady Zahra (a.s.)
The news outlet Mar'at al-Bahrain reported that Sheikh Jassim Haddad, a Bahraini preacher, was sentenced to one year in prison on charges of reciting the elegy of Lady Fatima Zahra (a.s.); an action that this outlet considered a sign of the continuation of the policy of pressure on the rituals and religious identity of Bahrain's Shias.