America
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British Journalist Offers Qur’anic Values as a Response to the 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.
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Growing Concerns Over Discriminatory Opposition to Mosques in the 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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“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.
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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.
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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.
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Turning American Embassy into Military Garrison Clear Violation of Int’l Law
The head of the Construction and Development parliamentary bloc in the Iraqi Parliament called for the complete end of the foreign military presence and the withdrawal of all American forces from Iraqi soil without exception, and emphasized that this withdrawal must include the special combat forces and units that have been deployed under the cover of protecting diplomatic missions and the building of the American Embassy in Baghdad.
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Ambiguity Surrounding Withdrawal of American Forces from Iraq
With the approach of September 30, questions in Iraq about the reality of the withdrawal of American forces have intensified, and the question is being raised whether this date is the actual end of America's military presence in this country or whether Washington intends to continue its presence in Iraq in another form.
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Washington Post: America Left Saudis in Lurch Amid War Pressures
The Washington Post reported that the current conditions show that the decades-long security partnership between Saudi Arabia and America has faced serious limitations at a moment when Riyadh needs it more than ever.
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America's Billion-Dollar Costs in War with Iran; Foreign Affairs' Account of Tehran's Point of Strength
Foreign Affairs, in a report, considered Iran's ability to impose heavy costs on America and the Zionist regime as one of Tehran's points of strength in the war and wrote that the use of cheap missiles and drones can force the other side to consume very expensive equipment and ammunition.
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Iraqi Scholar: Iraqi Government Distanced Itself from Neutrality, Leaned Toward the American Axis
The Baghdad Friday Prayer Leader and prominent professor at the Najaf Ashraf Seminary, criticizing the Iraqi government's approach to regional developments, emphasized that the government must defend Iraq's national interests and sovereignty and prefer national interests over foreign dependency. According to him, the Iraqi government has distanced itself from the position of neutrality and leaned toward the American axis.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: America Attributes Its Own Actions or Those It Supports to Iran
The Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, in reaction to the White House spokesperson's accusations against Iran, said that he "with astonishing precision, describes the very actions that America itself has initiated, committed, or supported."
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America's Religious Map Changing; From Decline of Traditional Churches to Rise of New Waves
Religious developments in America present a dual picture of the declining influence of some traditional churches and the growth of evangelical, Pentecostal, and non-denominational currents.
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"Mountain of Fire" Collapsed; Bahraini Media Outlet Thanks Iran for Crushing American Bases
A Bahraini journalist and analyst, expressing gratitude to Iran for its attacks on American military bases and facilities in Bahrain, described these attacks as a turning point in the collapse of the perception of the "immunity" of American bases and emphasized that facilities that were introduced for decades as the guarantor of Bahrain's security have now themselves become a factor in exposing the country to danger and military attacks.
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Texas; New Frontline of Structural Islamophobia in America!
While Muslim communities in the US state of Texas are experiencing population growth and the consolidation of their institutions, a new wave of structural Islamophobia has gone beyond extremist street actions and penetrated the main body of the state's political power
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Kushner: America Used Israel's International Isolation to Impose Gaza Agreement
Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, criticizing the Zionist regime's attack on Doha, revealed that the Trump administration, after the failure of this operation and the increase in Israel's international isolation, used these conditions to exert pressure on Tel Aviv and advance the Gaza agreement.
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Guardian: Islamophobia in America Become Political Tool in Election Season
A Guardian columnist, examining the 25-year legacy of the September 11 attacks, wrote that Islamophobia in America does not necessarily peak after terrorist attacks, but rather intensifies on the eve of elections and has become a tool for political exploitation.
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Vance: We Could Leave Persian Gulf; Regional Countries Afraid of America Leaving
The Vice President of the United States, in thought-provoking remarks, claimed that Washington could withdraw its military forces from the Persian Gulf region, but the countries in the region are terrified of such a move and consider it the "worst thing" that could happen. These remarks once again highlight the security dependence of some Arab countries in the region on the American military presence.
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Controversial Proposal for War with Iran; Forgiving Young Americans' Debt in Exchange for Military Service
A retired Canadian army officer, in an op-ed in the Jerusalem Post, proposed that the United States, in the event it decides on a ground invasion of Iran, should forgive the debts of young Americans in exchange for several years of military service to secure the needed forces. This proposal has faced widespread critical reactions and has raised the question of whether Washington will face a manpower crisis for a possible war with Iran.
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Lie Detector Test! Washington's New Effort to Suppress Leaks About War Against Iran
In an unprecedented move in the history of the US terrorist military, government investigators subjected approximately 50 personnel from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to polygraph tests following leaks about severe ammunition shortages caused by the war against Iran. According to experts, this move is designed to intimidate other officials from disclosing the extent of Washington's failure.
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Lebanese Cleric: Interest of Arabs, Muslims Lies with Iran, Not America
The Ja'fari Mufti of Lebanon, stating that the Middle East is facing fundamental changes, emphasized that the interest of Arabs and Muslims lies in aligning with Iran, not America.
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Photos: Birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad, Imam Sadiq Celebrated at Islamic Center of Milwaukee, US
AhlulBayt News Agency: On the auspicious occasion of the blessed birth anniversaries of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and Imam Sadiq (a.s.), the Dar al-Hikmah Islamic Center of Milwaukee hosted the lovers of the Ahlulbayt (AS).
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From Afghanistan to Iran; Why Is America Unable to End Its Wars?
Five years after America's withdrawal from Afghanistan, the country's war against Iran has raised a question: why is it sometimes more difficult for America to end its wars than to start them?
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Critical Mental Health Situation of American Veterans; High Suicide Rate, Resignation of Medical Staff
Hundreds of American psychologists have chosen to resign from their positions due to their inability to provide quality services to veterans under the Trump administration; this comes at a time when the suicide rate among former military personnel is reported to be double that of the general population.
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Trump Administration, Symbol of Corruption, Incompetence, Discrimination / America's Crisis Goes Beyond Trump Himself
The American magazine Salon, in a sharp article, described the Trump administration as an example of corruption, incompetence, and discrimination, and referring to the case of the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool renovation and the accusation of a former Olympic rower, warned that America's crisis goes beyond Trump himself and involves the country's political institutions and fundamental principles.
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US Senate’s Anti-India Assault: Bill Passed to Economically Corner India Under Pretext of Russian Oil Purchases
The US Senate has passed an openly anti-India bill that hands the President the power to impose tariffs of up to 100 percent on India under the excuse of buying Russian oil. This is not merely about the Ukraine war — it is America’s long-standing habit of weakening India economically and diplomatically at every opportunity.