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From a drifting boat to trade empires; story of the Lebanese in Africa
About 150 years ago, a group of Lebanese migrants who stopped at West African ports on their way to America never reached their original destination. But that unintended stop marked the beginning of a vast network of family businesses that grew from small shops into companies and economic empires across the region.
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Strait of Hormuz, diesel crisis; how do the consequences of war against Iran threaten world economy?
The disruption of the passage of oil and petroleum products through the Strait of Hormuz, along with the decline in refining capacity in the Middle East, has exposed the global diesel market to supply shortages and price surges.
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World Council of Churches supports Austrian Muslims against the so-called political Islam restriction plan
The World Council of Churches, based in Austria, announcing its solidarity with the country's Islamic community, warned about the government's plan to ban what is called "political Islam" and emphasized that the fight against extremism should not lead to collective accusation, discrimination against Muslims, and violation of religious freedom.
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9th Vol. of "In Presence of AhlulBayt (a.s.)" translated, published in English
With the efforts of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the ninth volume of the book "In Presence of AhlulBayt (a.s.)" has been translated and published in English.
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French attacker confesses to deliberately targeting Muslims, people of African origin in Paris suburb
France's national anti-terrorism prosecutor announced that the perpetrator of the deadly shooting in the towns of Trappes and La Verrière in the Paris suburbs has confessed to deliberately targeting people who appeared Muslim, African, or of African origin; an attack that resulted in one person being killed and several others wounded.
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Warning from AhlulBayt (a.s.) scholars of Turkey about consequences of hijab restrictions in Azerbaijan
The AhlulBayt (a.s.) Scholars Union of Turkey (Ehlader) and the AhlulBayt scholars unions of the Turkish cities of Kars and Igdir, in a statement, while warning about the consequences of these restrictions, emphasized the need to preserve the brotherly relations of the two nations and to avoid accusing the Ja'fari community.
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Hanging Light Sculpture | Artistic Lighting by Ahmad Amirkhani
Ahmad Amirkhani’s hanging light sculptures combine artistic form with functional illumination, bringing light, shadow and sculptural expression into contemporary interiors.
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Students Organization Pakistan Holds Three-Day Educational Workshop for University Students
The Asgharia Students Organization Pakistan organized a three-day educational and training workshop for university students in Hyderabad on October 9, 10 and 11, 2026.
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US Muslims Mobilize Against Trump, With Iran and Gaza Wars at the Center of Protests
As the US congressional midterm elections approach, Muslim organizations and prominent figures are launching a broad campaign to mobilize Muslim voters against Donald Trump’s policies.
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Texas Muslims Mobilize for Elections to Counter Republican Islamophobia
Amid rising anti-Muslim rhetoric and restrictive policies in Texas, mosque leaders and Muslim activists are urging greater electoral participation, presenting the Muslim.
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Afghanistan’s UN Representative: Women and Young People Must Have a Role in the Country’s Future
Afghanistan’s acting representative to the United Nations has called for equal educational and social opportunities for women and young people.
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Iran Continues to Pursue Regional Dialogue on Afghanistan
Iran remains committed to diplomatic initiatives and regional dialogue on Afghanistan, despite recent regional tensions and geopolitical developments, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Sends Heartfelt Reply and Gift to 10-Year-Old Student
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Mojtaba Khamenei, has responded with a warm and affectionate letter to a 10-year-old student from Tehran who wrote.
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Israeli military issues order to seize 26.473 dunums of Palestinian land
The Israeli occupation army has issued a military order to seize 26.473 dunums of Palestinian land belonging to the towns of Deir Nizam, Umm Safa, and Attara in the northwest of Ramallah, under the pretext of using them for “military purposes.”
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Infographic: Boundary between consumerism and extravagance from Quran's perspective
AhlulBayt News Agency: In an era when advertising, social networks, and comparison with others reinforce the desire for more consumption, the Quran calls man to moderation in consumption and avoidance of extravagance.
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Israeli occupation regime releases Palestinian prisoner Yasmin Shaaban after nearly 18 months
The Israeli occupation authorities released Palestinian prisoner Yasmin Taysir Shaaban on Monday after she spent nearly 18 months in Israeli prisons, ending her latest period of detention amid the continued imprisonment of dozens of Palestinian women.
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ElBaradei urges Trump’s allies to prevent another foolish attack on Iran
Former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Mohamed ElBaradei described US President Donald Trump as a “fool” and urged those with influence over him to prevent him from launching another war in the region.
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Execution of two US-backed terrorist men convicted in killing of four police officers in Isfahan
Two armed men convicted of playing key roles in the gruesome killing of four unarmed police officers during the foreign-backed riots of January have been executed in Iran.
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Study of Persian Words Reveals Interconnections Between Civilisations: Dr. Alexander Jabbari
A three-day international conference on the cultural and literary connections of the Global South commenced at Maulana Azad National Urdu University.
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Saudi airstrike on factory in Yemen’s Taiz kills at least three civilians
At least three civilians were killed and eight others injured in when Saudi airstrike hit a plastic footwear factory in Taiz province, according to an initial toll.
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US Embassy warns Americans of potential airport security threats in Saudi Arabia
The US Embassy in Saudi Arabia warned American citizens of potential security risks at airports, including possible attacks, airspace closures and flight disruptions.
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Iranian Army deputy chief says aggression against Iran shattered US image of power
Iranian Army Deputy Chief for Executive Affairs Brigadier General Alireza Sheikh has said that aggression against Iran shattered the image of the United States’ power on the international stage.
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Iranian military chief warns US and Israeli assets are within reach of Iranian forces
Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces and Commander of Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters Major General Ali Abdollahi has warned that enemy’s tangible, intangible assets are within reach of the powerful Iranian forces.
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Martyrdom of Ayatollah Syed Ali Khamenei Has Sparked a New Ideological and Revolutionary Wave Worldwide
Hujjatul Islam wal Muslimeen Mirza Yusuf Hussain has said that the sacrifices and martyrdom of Ayatollah Syed Ali Khamenei have given rise to a new ideological and revolutionary wave across the world.
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Thousands of Palestinian Lives Could Have Been Saved with Adequate Medical Facilities in Gaza
Gaza’s healthcare system is facing a severe crisis amid the ongoing war and a critical shortage of medical resources.
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Photos: Golden portico at Imam Ali shrine reflects beauty of Islamic art and majesty of sacred site
The golden portico at the shrine of Imam Ali (AS) reflects the beauty of Islamic art and the majesty of the sacred site.
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Representative Iran’s Supreme Leader Visits Imarat-e-Sharia in Patna; Martyrdom of Ayatollah Khamenei Played Key Role in Muslim Unity
Hujjatul Islam wal Muslimeen Dr. Hakim Majid Elahi, the representative of the Wali-e-Faqih in India, recently visited Imarat-e-Sharia in Patna.
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Photos: Two Palestinians laid to rest in southern Khan Younis
Residents of southern Khan Younis held funerals for two Palestinians, one of whom martyred from previous injuries and the other was martyred by gunfire from Israeli military vehicles, amid continued hardship for local residents.
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Social activist beaten in detention after protesting Hijab ban in Azerbaijan
A social activist in the Republic of Azerbaijan has been beaten while in detention following his protest against the ban on the hijab in the country's schools.