1,300 Iranian Pilgrims Arrive in Medina
On the first day of Hajj flights from Iran to Saudi Arabia, some 1,300 Iranian pilgrims arrived in the holy...
Read moreOn the first day of Hajj flights from Iran to Saudi Arabia, some 1,300 Iranian pilgrims arrived in the holy...
Read moreA new translation of the Holy Quran into the French language was published in Algeria. Two Algerians, a translator and...
Read moreParts of the Quranic verses feature the stories of messengers of God and their confrontation with those who deny religion...
Read moreBecoming a shiite especially during the period of Al Imam Zain Al ‘Abedeen (pbuh) was accompanied with suffering from harsh...
Read moreIn a statement, Al Mustafa International University has strongly condemned the desecration of the Quran in Sweden. Here is the...
Read moreAs Muslims in Canada commemorate the one-year anniversary of a deadly attack on a Muslim family that authorities say was...
Read moreThe first mosque in Venice, Italy, was launched in a ceremony attended by representatives of the Italian Islamic community and...
Read moreRespecting parents is one of the main ethical teachings of Islam and the Quran attaches a lot of importance to...
Read moreMany of the great and leading civilizations and societies in history are gone with some traces and sometimes only a...
Read moreAlgerian security forces have arrested a man over his alleged insult to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on social media. Intelligence forces...
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