The Iraqi government announced that it had reached an agreement with the Saudi authorities to provide Iraqi citizens with Hajj visas from the Kingdom's embassy in Baghdad after
Russian security forces are carrying out a large-scale campaign to neutralize a terrorism financing network, the Investigative Committee of Russia said in a statement on June 19.
More than 70 million people have been forced to flee their homes due to violence or persecution, the United Nations has said, as the global migrant crisis pushed the number of refugees and displaced people to an all-time high.
The Department of Engineering and Technical Projects at Imam Hussain Holy Shrine revealed the opening date of the largest courtyard adjacent to the holy shrine - al-Aqeelah Zainab Courtyard.
A law forbidding the local authorities to wear religious symbols in the workplace was passed in the Canadian province of Quebec, according to local reports.
A 700-year-old mosque has been restored in southern Turkey's Antalya province after excavations unearthed the pieces of the structure dating back to the Anatolian beyliks' rule in the region.
The Ministry of Haj and Umrah in Saudi Arabia has announced that Tuesday, July 2, will be the last day of entry into the Kingdom for pilgrims who have already been issued with Umrah visas.
After the death of his father in the courtroom, the son of Muslim Brotherhood president Mohamed Morsi commented on the killing of Sheikh Hassan Shehata.
White Nightclub in Jeddah has been shut down by authorities before it could open its doors as authorities claimed it violated legal proceedings. Arabian Business reported in April that
The London-based Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) will organize a program this Thursday featuring the book “In Search of Ali ibn Abi Talib’s Codex:History and Traditions of
