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70 Years After Suez Crisis; War against Iran Exposed the Limits of American power

Newsweek, comparing the US war against Iran with the 1956 Suez Canal crisis, emphasized that Donald Trump is facing limitations that forced European powers to retreat seventy years ago.

US and Israeli Aggressive Policies Contradict International Principles and Claims of Human Rights

Hujjat-ul-Islam Agha Syed Mujtaba Abbas Mousavi Safavi, General Secretary of Anjuman-e-Sharie Shian Jammu and Kashmir, has stressed that piety.

American general: Anti-Zionist coalition formed in region

Douglas Macgregor, referring to the decline of America's influence in the Middle East, spoke of Iran's effort to end Washington's military presence in the region and the formation of a joint regional defense arrangement against the Zionist regime.

Historic victory for Shia in America; Amir Makled becomes 1st Muslim member of University of Michigan Board of Regents

Amir Makled, a Lebanese-origin Shia lawyer and defender of the rights of pro-Palestine students, entered the University of Michigan Board of Regents by winning more than 2.2 million votes in the statewide elections of the US state of Michigan and became the first Muslim to enter this body.

Iraqi Resistance: We do not recognize geography; all American bases are our legitimate targets

The Islamic Resistance in Iraq (Kata'ib Sayyid al-Shuhada), in a statement on the occasion of November 4, warning America, announced that in the event of any aggression, it considers all bases, command centers, and military interests of this country in the region as its legitimate targets, and the resistance's response will not be limited to geographical borders.

Muslim political surge in America; from 1st Muslim senator to numerous victories in Congress, state legislatures

Abdul El-Sayed's victory in Michigan's Senate election made him the first Muslim to enter the US Senate; a historic achievement that, alongside the victory of six Muslim candidates in the House of Representatives and the success of several other candidates in state legislatures, was among the important developments of the 2026 midterm elections in this country.

America's first Muslim senator; El-Sayed overcoming Islamophobic attacks by Republicans

Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, the Democratic Party candidate, by winning the Michigan election against Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate, was recognized as the first Muslim elected to the US Senate; his historic victory came in circumstances where Donald Trump and a number of Republicans had repeatedly attacked him because of his religious beliefs during the election campaigns.

Four Historic Milestones Set in 2026 US Midterm Elections

The 2026 US midterm elections will be remembered for a series of historic victories, including the election of the country's first Muslim senator, its first Native American woman governor.

Insha’Allah Has Become ‘Alhamdulillah’: Abdul El-Sayed Makes History as America’s First Muslim Senator

Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed has secured a historic victory in Michigan’s Senate race, defeating Republican Mike Rogers to become the first Muslim senator in US history.

US confirms attack on Qeshm Island / Trump claims a deal is possible!

While Donald Trump, hours before America's attack on Qeshm Island, was claiming victory and speaking about the possibility of reaching a deal with Iran, American officials revealed the military operation and the targeting of Iran's radar facilities and missile sites.

Pakistan Expresses Cautious Optimism Over Mediation Efforts Between Iran and US

Pakistan’s military has expressed cautious optimism over Islamabad’s efforts to mediate between Iran and the United States, saying there are positive signs in the negotiation process.

Pakistan cautiously optimistic about mediating between Iran and America

Pakistan's army, announcing cautious optimism about Islamabad's efforts to mediate between Iran and America, reported positive signs in the negotiations process.

Iran’s Conflict Is with US Hegemonic System, Not an American President: Javad Naqvi

Allama Syed Javad Naqvi, head of Tehreek Bedari Ummat-e-Mustafa, has said that Iran’s confrontation is not with any individual US president but with what he described as America’s hegemonic system.

Oman's Foreign Minister: America Obstructs Realization of Peace

Oman's Foreign Minister stressed that the terrorist American government obstructs the realization of peace by portraying Iran as a threat.

Trump Renews Attacks on Ilhan Omar, Demands Resignation and Expulsion from US

US President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, demanding that she resign from the House of Representatives and leave the United States. He also accused her of using a false identity to gain entry into Congress.

Obama Criticizes Trump Administration Over Actions Against Muslim Congresswoman Ilhan Omar

Former US president says efforts to investigate, denaturalize and deport the Minnesota lawmaker raise serious concerns about the principles of American democracy.

France Considers Tighter Restrictions on Protests as Several Cities Impose Curfews

The government is preparing additional security measures amid weeks of student demonstrations and public protests, including local movement restrictions and increased police deployments.

Allama Maqsood Ali Domki : Vows to Continue Struggle Against US and Israeli Policies

Allama Maqsood Ali Domki, provincial president of Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen (MWM) Pakistan's Sindh chapter, has reaffirmed his organisation's commitment to supporting the oppressed and opposing what he described as the “imperialist policies” of the United States and Israel.

Those Responsible for Minab School Attack Must Held Accountable: Araghchi

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has said that the Foreign Ministry has a responsibility to hold accountable those responsible for the attack on Shajareh Tayyebeh School in Minab, as well as those who ordered it.

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.

British Journalist Offers Qur’anic Values as Response to World’s Crises

British journalist Lauren Booth has called for a return to Qur’anic values as a way of confronting the political, technological and moral crises facing the modern world. She argued that genuine freedom lies in resisting consumerism and refusing to allow human beings to be reduced to commodities.

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Attack on Yemen an Attempt to Advance US and Zionist Agenda: Syed Amin Shirazi

Syed Amin Shirazi, central president of the Imamia Students Organization Pakistan (ISO Pakistan), has described the Saudi-led coalition’s attack on Yemen as a deviation from the collective interests of the Muslim world and an attempt to advance the US and Zionist agenda.

Growing Concerns Over Discriminatory Opposition to Mosques in United States

Muslim communities in the United States are increasingly facing opposition from local authorities over parking facilities for mosques, with researchers pointing to possible discriminatory patterns in municipal planning decisions.

US Shia Foundation to Hold ‘Faith and Mental Health’ Workshop in Maryland

The Shia Foundation of America, in cooperation with the Jafaria Administration Institute, will hold a workshop titled “Faith and Mental Health” on Saturday, October 17, in Burtonsville, Maryland.

American Muslims' Reaction to New Wave of Anti-Islamic Slogans by Republicans on Eve of Elections

On the eve of the US midterm elections, the remarks of a number of Republican politicians against Islamic Sharia have once again become a controversial issue; positions that have faced sharp reactions from civil leaders, thinkers, and American Muslim activists.

Over 100 detained in protest against Netanyahu at UN

More than 100 people have been arrested by New York City police outside the United Nations’ headquarters during protests against the appearance of war criminal Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the world body.

Saudi Arabia Kept Nuclear Weapons Option Open

Classified US intelligence assessments recently provided to Congress conclude that Saudi Arabia has not ruled out developing a nuclear weapons program, months after Riyadh and Washington signed a bilateral “civil nuclear cooperation” agreement.

“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.

To Compensate for Damages of War Against Iran, America Turned to Its Aircraft Graveyard

News sources have reported on America's action to remove a number of KC-135 refueling aircraft from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona; a base known as the "aircraft graveyard" due to the storage of thousands of old and out-of-service military aircraft.

Fuel Crisis Driving Cost of Heating American Homes to New Records

As winter approaches, millions of American households are preparing themselves for a sharp increase in heating costs.