252 Unrecognised Madrasas Ordered to Close Scrutiny Intensifies Across India

West Bengal has ordered the closure of 252 unrecognised madrasas, issued show-cause notices to around 100 others, and begun steps to gradually shut approximately 250 recognised private institutions over low enrolment and inadequate facilities. The developments have renewed debate over the future of madrasa education and the regulation of minority educational institutions in India.

Concerns Grow over Possible Disenfranchisement of Muslims in India Amid Mass Voter Roll Revision

The deletion of more than 130 million names from India's electoral rolls during a sweeping voter list revision has triggered political and public protests, with opposition parties and civil rights activists warning that the process could disenfranchise millions of eligible voters, particularly Muslims and economically disadvantaged communities. India's Election Commission and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have rejected allegations of wrongdoing.

UN: Around 2.5 Million Afghans Have Returned from Iran Since 2025

Around 2.5 million Afghan nationals have returned from Iran to Afghanistan since the beginning of 2025, with a significant proportion deported, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

India’s Historic Shift: Why New Delhi Is Standing with Israel

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the occupied Palestinian territories in February this year, at a time when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was facing mounting international isolation over allegations of war crimes in Gaza and an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court.

Books on Martyr Rahbar’s Life and Ideas Draw Attention in Lucknow National Book Fair

Books exploring the life, ideas and struggles of Martyr Rahbar Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei attracted considerable attention from readers and scholars at the 23rd National Book Fair in Lucknow.

MANUU Opens Radio Podcast Studio and Media Archive to Strengthen Practical Journalism Training

Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) has taken an important step towards strengthening practical journalism education with the inauguration of a Radio Podcast Studio and the Professor Syed Ainul Hasan Media Archival Exhibition Unit at its Department of Mass Communication and Journalism.

Al-Awda health complex shuts down as fuel, medicine shortages deepen Gaza’s healthcare crisis

Gaza’s healthcare crisis continues to worsen as medical facilities are forced out of service and hospitals and health centers struggle to provide essential care amid severe shortages of fuel, medicines, and medical supplies, compounded by extensive damage to healthcare infrastructure caused by the war

Israeli drone strike near Lebanon-Syria border injures six people

An Israeli military drone strike near the Lebanon-Syria border has injured six people, including five Syrian nationals and one Lebanese citizen.

Velayati: Rubio's problem is not with Islamic Revolution but with independent Iran

Reacting to the recent remarks of the US secretary of state against Iran, a senior adviser to the Leader of the Islamic Revolution for International Affairs has said your problem [Rubio] is not with the Islamic Revolution.

Tens of Thousands of Palestinians Perform Friday Prayers at Aqsa Mosque Despite Israeli Restrictions

Tens of thousands of Palestinians performed Friday prayer at Aqsa Mosque in Occupied Al-Quds despite heightened Israeli military restrictions at the city’s entrances and along roads leading to the Mosque, as Israeli police forces sought to limit worshipers’ access

Gaza War Kills 1,014 Palestinian Sports, Youth and Scouting Figures, Destroys 265 Facilities

The Palestinian sports movement in the Gaza Strip has not been spared from the crimes of genocide launched by the Israeli occupation since October 7, 2023, as the losses extended to players, coaches, referees, administrators, youth, and scouts, while stadiums and sports facilities were turned into rubble or centers to shelter displaced people whose homes were destroyed by the bombardment

Israeli Settler Attacks Injure Elderly Palestinian Woman, Destroy Olive Trees Across West Bank

Jewish settlers escalated their attacks against Palestinians and their property across the occupied West Bank on Friday, targeting farmers during the olive harvest season. The attacks left an elderly woman injured, 100 olive trees cut down, a vehicle and sheep stolen, and several Palestinians assaulted or prevented from accessing their land

By: Dr. Amir Jalali

Elucidating strategic approach of Islamic Revolution Leader

Existing accounts of the personal and scholarly attributes of the Leader of the Islamic Republic of Iran depict a leadership style grounded in "knowledge" and "strategy."

Iran’s Security Chief Warns US Officials of Another Defeat: “Be Prepared for History to Repeat Itself”

Issuing stark warning to the US officials, Iran’s secretary of Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) addressed them (US officials), "Be prepared for history to repeat itself and for another defeat at the hands of Iran.”

Analysis: Recent Moscow Format Meeting Heavily Overshadowed by Kabul-Islamabad Tensions

Since 2017 that the Qatari-mediated US-Taliban talks grew more serious, "Moscow Format" talks started and so far eight rounds of them were held. One of the important agendas driving these talks in Russia was that Moscow wanted to make sure that the Afghanistan government at the time does not get too much close to the US. In other words, the Kremlin tried to, through these negotiations, maintain its role and involvement in Afghanistan dynamics.

Ayatollah Javadi Amoli: Society can be transformed through ethics, education, kind speech

He added that while not everyone will reach advanced levels of religious learning, acquiring even a basic understanding of Islamic teachings is sufficient. “It is obligatory for everyone to know the general outlines of religious and Islamic rulings,” he said.

Paper; Israeli Navy: From Protecting Coasts to Addressing Threats in Distant Waters

Though the Israeli regime is considered an air power in West Asia and North Africa, its geographical position, economic dependence on the sea routes, and serious limits in territorial depth have given sea a significance beyond a subordinate operation scene in the Israeli security strategy. For a regime that has a major part of its population and economic hubs in the coastal areas of the Mediterranean and the distance between ground and sea borders in some areas are too short, control of maritime environment means creating a kind of strategic depth, something its territorial geography lacks.

Three-day global solidarity campaign calls for ending Gaza genocide and Israeli occupation

A three-day global solidarity campaign begins on Friday to mark the third anniversary of Israel’s war on Gaza, with coordinated actions planned in hundreds of locations around the world.

Hezbollah official says martyrdom of resistance leaders strengthens Islamic unity

A senior Hezbollah official has declared that the martyrdom of resistance leaders will not stop the awakening of the Islamic ummah, saying the blood of martyrs instead awakens nations and strengthens their unity.