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Three-Day Workshop on the Life and Teachings of Lady Fatima Zahra Begins in Mumbai
The workshop brings together Islamic scholars and speakers to examine her spiritual legacy, the Fadak issue, historical accounts, family values and the role of women in society.
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Pakistan’s Milli Yakjehti Council Expresses Solidarity with Palestine
The council also urged Pakistan and Iran to help mediate regional tensions, condemned US threats against Iran, and called for measures to address inflation and terrorism in Pakistan.
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Imam Hussein Shrine Begins Construction of Madinat al-Ilm School in Nigeria
The project aims to expand educational and training opportunities for students and extend the shrine’s educational services in African communities.
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Pakistan’s Office Delegation Meets Grand Ayatollah Bashir al-Najafi in Najaf
The delegation’s visit is part of an initiative to strengthen ties with senior religious scholars and the offices of leading Shia religious authorities in Iraq.
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Literary Event in Karachi Celebrates Hafez Shirazi, Highlights Iran-Pakistan Cultural Ties
The event brought together poets, writers and intellectuals to celebrate the Persian poet’s enduring legacy and the shared heritage of Persian and Urdu literature.
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Imamiyya Tanzeem-ul-Makatib Delegation Visits Jamia Bab-ul-Ilm in Budgam, Kashmir
The visit aimed to strengthen ties between religious educational institutions and promote academic exchange among students.
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Taliban Thanks Qatar for Supporting Engagement with the International Community
Afghanistan’s Taliban administration has praised Qatar for its efforts to facilitate the expansion of the group’s relations with the international community.
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Bahrain’s Religious Crackdown Risks a Wider Regional Crisis
Ibrahim Al-Aradi tells ABNA that efforts to suppress Shia religious institutions will ultimately fail, warning that mounting pressure on Bahrain’s Shia community could have consequences across the region.
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Anti-Hijab Policies in Azerbaijan: Silence Is Not an Option
New school dress regulations in Azerbaijan have sparked criticism after reportedly preventing hundreds of hijab-wearing students and teachers from attending classes.
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Red Cross Donates One Million Afghanis in Rehabilitation Equipment to Daikundi Hospital
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has donated 53 items of physiotherapy and orthopedic equipment to Amir al-Mu'minin Hospital in Daikundi province, as part of efforts to strengthen rehabilitation services in central Afghanistan.
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Photos: A program about "Understanding Hazrat Fatima Zahra" held in India ahead of Ayyam-e-Fatimiya
A Fatema (s.a.) Shanasi program (Understanding about Hazrat Fatima) was held at Imam Khamenei office in Delhi, India, led by Sheikh Abdul Majeed Hakimilaahi, representative of the Wali al-Faqih in India, and attended by respected clerics and speakers. The gathering explored the life, character, teachings, and legacy of Sayyeda Fatima Zahra (s.a.) in preparation for Ayyam-e-Fatemiyya - Fatimiya Days.
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Israeli artillery shelling targets several areas in southern Lebanon
Israeli artillery shelling targeted several areas in southern Lebanon, including Mansouri and Majdal Zoun in the western sector, the Lebanese state news agency NNA reported on Wednesday.
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Drone hit a boat off southern Iran port of Sirik, 3 injured
Three fishermen have been injured after a fishing boat was struck in an incident involving an unidentified drone near Sirik port in southern Iran’s Hormozgan province, the provincial governor general’s office announced.
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Statement of Yemen’s Armed Forces: Strikes on Aramco facilities and King Khalid International Airport
Yemen’s Armed Forces claimed responsibility for a military operation targeting Aramco facilities in Dhahran and Riyadh, as well as King Khalid International Airport. The statement said ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones were used and claimed the strikes caused damage and fires.
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Leaked emails expose German ex-intelligence chief’s ties to Mossad: Report
Leaked emails have revealed business and political ties between former German intelligence chief August Hanning and ex-Mossad director Danny Yatom, including discussions about German political candidates and proposed intelligence assessments, a report says.
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Analysis: What Does State of Emergency in Kheyber Pakhtunkhwa Mean?
With nearly five years gone since Prime Minister Imran Khan of Pakistan was ousted, the confrontation of his party, Pakistan Tahreek-e-Insaf, and the federal government still continues. Now it has entered a new stage that can impact the political and security stability in the country more than ever.
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Report; Bessent’s Prediction Gone Wrong: Economic Resilience in Iran, Collapse Delusion in US
Two weeks ago, the US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claimed that Iran would have nothing left to bargain with in another two weeks and was shipping its last oil cargoes to China, its main oil buyer. He made that prediction on September 27, now, on October 13, the stated deadline has come and gone, but the predicted demise of Iran's economic capacity and the collapse of its economy have not materialized.
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UNRWA warns Gaza is becoming increasingly unlivable amid worsening health crisis
UNRWA health director Akihiro Seita warned that Gaza’s humanitarian and health conditions continue to deteriorate despite the ceasefire that took effect on October 10, 2025.
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Two Palestinians including four-year-old boy martyred and several wounded in fresh Israeli attacks on Gaza
One Palestinian civilian was killed and several others were wounded in Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, according to the Palestinian Information Center. The attacks included a drone strike on a vehicle in Gaza City and gunfire in areas near Khan Yunis. Four-year-old Osama Abed also died from injuries sustained in a strike on al-Zawaida about three weeks earlier, bringing the child death toll from that incident to two.
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UNRWA warns funding crisis could disrupt essential services for Palestinian refugees
UNRWA official Roland Friedrich warned that a $100 million cash-flow deficit in the agency’s 2026 core budget could force further cuts to essential services for Palestinian refugees.
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Qatar’s emir calls for legal accountability for Israeli officials over Gaza genocide
genocide in Gaza to face legal accountability. Addressing the opening of the Shura Council’s 55th annual session in Doha, he highlighted Qatar’s efforts to protect its sovereignty, support global energy security, and maintain diplomatic channels during recent crises.
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Imam Hussain Shrine advances second phase of Al-Zahraa University expansion in Karbala
The Strategic Projects Department at the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine is continuing the second phase of Al-Zahraa University for Women’s expansion in Karbala.
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Imam Hussain Shrine continues expansion of Al-Rashad Teaching Hospital in Baghdad
The Imam Hussain Holy Shrine is continuing the expansion of Al-Rashad Teaching Hospital in Baghdad through the construction of five specialized buildings. The project covers 6,000 square meters and includes four inpatient wards and an administrative building, providing a total capacity of 100 beds.
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Nearly 300,000 Gaza families face another winter without adequate shelter
Nearly 300,000 families in Gaza face the prospect of another winter without adequate shelter, as widespread destruction, deteriorating tents and shortages of funding and humanitarian aid leave displaced Palestinians vulnerable to heavy rain and flooding amid Israel’s genocidal war.
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Sheikh Damoush Announces Hezbollah Housing Assistance Program for Displaced Lebanese
Statement by Hezbollah Executive Council Chairman Sheikh Ali Damoush at a press conference announcing the housing assistance program at the Ghobeiry Municipality Center in Beirut’s southern suburbs on October 13, 2026.
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Footage shows drone strikes on Saudi-backed forces on several fronts
The military media affiliated with Sanaa forces released photos and footage showing Rajum drone strikes targeting Saudi-backed forces and military vehicles on several fronts.
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Reports of widespread defections emerge among Saudi-backed forces in Taiz
Taiz is reportedly experiencing major military and political developments, with defections among Saudi-backed forces.
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Report: 76 academics in US and Canada fired over pro-Palestinian positions
The Association for West Asian Studies reported 196 punitive actions against academics and educational staff in the United States and Canada since October 7, 2023, over alleged pro-Palestinian positions or activities.
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Sanders: Trump is most dangerous president in US history, disregarding Constitution and rule of law
Independent Senator Bernie Sanders criticized Donald Trump, accusing him of disregarding the US Constitution and the rule of law.
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Photos: National event of Health Society, People's Helper, Mosque-Centered
AhlulBayt News Agency: The national event of the Health Society, People's Helper, Mosque-Centered was held with the presence of Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, the President, and Hojjatoleslam Taeb, the head of the Mobilization of the Oppressed Organization.