Islam

‘Pakistan’s Identity Is a Divine Blessing,’ Shia Cleric Says on Allama Iqbal Day

Allama Jawad Naqvi said that Allah has blessed Pakistan with a special opportunity to emerge in the world with its own unique, pure, and monotheistic identity — something very few nations are given.

West Africa Islamic Conference on Security and Governance Held in Nigeria; Emphasis on Combating Terrorism

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), in cooperation with Islamic scholars and religious institutions, stressed the importance of strengthening unity, cooperation, and efforts to counter terrorism and extremism in West Africa and the Sahel region.

Philippines Marks Sheikh Karimul Makhdum Day, Honoring Faith and Islamic Heritage

Philippine Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman on Friday described the commemoration of Sheikh Karimul Makhdum Day as a celebration of the nation’s faith, heritage, and cultural identity.

Nigerian Muslim Scholar:

Islam Eradicates Poverty Sustainably Through Education and Skills Training

A Muslim scholar from Osun State in Nigeria emphasized that Islamic teachings, in addition to promoting charity and support for the needy, focus on education and skills training as sustainable means of eradicating poverty. He stated that Islam encourages empowerment rather than dependency.

China’s New Law Against Misinformation and Islam’s Approach to Rumors

The Islamic experience demonstrates that fostering a culture of inquiry, accuracy in reporting, and consultation with scholars can serve as the most effective means of resisting the spread of rumors and misinformation.

50th Anniversary of a Historic Transformation of Islam in the U.S. / Duke University Honors the Legacy of Warith Deen Mohammed

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of Elijah Muhammad’s passing and the rise of his son, Wallace Deen Muhammad, later known as Warith Deen Mohammed, ceremonies were held at Duke University and in the city of Durham, North Carolina, to honor the legacy of this influential Muslim leader.

13th Islam, Russian Orthodox Church dialogue to be held in Tehran

The 13th round of dialogue between Islam and the Russian Orthodox Church will be held in Tehran from November 8 to 12.

Jamaat Delegation Visits Violence Affected Bareilly, Flags Arbitrary Arrests and Demolition Drives

The organisation demands immediate cancellation of all the FIRs and release of all those arrested without due process of law.

Prophet’s Teachings are Answer to Hate and Division: Jamiat Chief at Khatm-e-Nabuwwat Conference

Muslims should demonstrate their love for Prophet Muhammad through their conduct and character rather than publicly displaying “I Love Muhammad” signboards, Maulana Syed Arshad Madani, President of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind, has said.

Hindu Spiritual Leader Describes Islam Religion of Harmony and Prophet Messenger of Peace

At a conference based on the life of the Prophet of Islam, Hindu spiritual leader Shri Swami Vishwasanand described Islam as a religion of harmony and harmony, and the Prophet of Islam as a messenger of peace.

India’s Supreme Court to Hear Petition Over Islamophobic AI Video Posted by Ruling Party

The Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear a petition seeking the removal of an Islamophobic video generated with artificial intelligence and posted by the Assam state branch of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on the social media platform X.

Italian Orientalist Highlights Justice, Consultation, and Monotheism as Pillars of the Islamic System

Dr. Laura Vaggia Vaglieri, a prominent Italian scholar and Orientalist, in her book Apologia dell’Islam (Defense of Islam), stated that Islam liberated the human soul from the domination of others and laid the foundation of equality in human society.

Pakistani Scholars Condemn Nasim Haqqani’s Misrepresentation of Jihad

Nasim Haqqani, an individual affiliated with the Afghan Taliban, has sparked widespread backlash in Pakistan after making provocative remarks that appeared to endorse violence and terrorism. By distorting the concept of jihad, he attempted to legitimize terrorist activities, an interpretation that stands in complete contradiction to the clear teachings of the Quran and Islamic tradition.

Book Published in Germany on the “Islam Debate”; Call for Critical and Respectful Dialogue

An Austrian journalist has released a new book addressing the ongoing debate on Islam in Germany, urging a balanced and realistic approach to the issue.

Study Finds Two-Thirds of French Muslims Victims of Islamophobia

A new study supported by the Grand Mosque of Paris has revealed that 66 percent of Muslims in France have faced discrimination or Islamophobia over the past five years, highlighting a deepening social crisis in the country.

Misrepresentation of Muslims in Western Media and the Peaceful Teachings of Islam

Islam to Become World’s Largest Religion in Terms of Population: Prominent Cleric

The second pre-session of the Imam Khomeini (r.a.) International Prize, titled “Unity from Imam Khomeini’s Perspective: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Experiences,” was held with a keynote speech by Hojat al-Islam Navab, member of the Supreme Council of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly and founder of the University of Religions and Islamic Denominations.

Western Double Standards on Islam Under Scrutiny, Analyst Says

International journalist Jonathan Power has criticized what he calls the West’s biased and selective view of Islam, arguing that such perspectives reinforce fear and misunderstanding. Writing in a recent analysis, he points to Samuel Huntington’s “Clash of Civilizations” theory as a framework that has deepened Islamophobia and distorted perceptions of Muslim societies.

UK Pioneer of Islamic Psychology Highlights Link Between Islam and Psychotherapy

A prominent British psychologist, recognized as a pioneer in the field of “Islamic psychology,” has spoken about his academic and spiritual journey and the growing role of faith-based approaches in therapy.

Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré Pushes Political and Intellectual Revolution Beyond Geopolitics

m Traoré, the young military leader of Burkina Faso, is spearheading what observers describe as more than a geopolitical shift. By expelling French troops and pivoting toward Russia, he has framed his project as a broader revolution grounded in economic independence, regional unity, and religiously inspired civic ethics.

Book “Women in Islam” Published in Tanzania

With the efforts of the Cultural Services and Publications Department of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, the book “Women in Islam” by the late Allameh Tabatabaei has been translated into Swahili and published in Tanzania.

UK Government Reaffirms Support for Sharia Councils and Backs New Definition of Islamophobia

The British government has reiterated its support for the continued operation of Islamic Sharia councils in the country, while also endorsing a new definition of Islamophobia amid ongoing political debate.

First state Islamic academy launched in Kyrgyzstan

The first state Islamic academy in Kyrgyzstan was launched in the Central Asian country on Monday.

Bangladeshi Scholar: Quran and Ahlul Bayt (A.S) Are Guiding Sources for Humanity’s Salvation

Hujjat al-Islam Muhammad Farooq Hussain, a Bangladeshi researcher and religious scholar, has emphasized that the Holy Quran and the Ahlul Bayt (A.S) together form the ultimate sources of guidance for humanity in the modern world. 

Delhi Tense as Hindu Extremists Desecrate Islamic Flag

Communal tensions flared in North-West Delhi’s Usmanpur locality on Sunday after Hindu extremist youths desecrated an Islamic flag, sparking outrage among the Muslim community.

Kashmir Reader Stresses Islam’s Rejection of Caste and Call for Human Equality

Catalan Far-Right Party Backs Hardline Stance on Islam and Migration