The Path of the Ahle Bait (a.s.)
Saudi Wahhabis release a Shia Doctor after short arrest
Saudi police in Madinah, West of Saudi, released on Tuesday a Shia physician after 24 hour detention as a result to disputes with religious police at the Baqi' cemetery.
Iran releases five British yachtsmen
Iran has released five British nationals who were detained by Iranian naval forces after their yacht strayed into southern Persian Gulf waters.
India, Angola to get big stake in Iran gas project
A senior Iranian energy official says Tehran has offered a 60-percent stake in a phase of its giant South Pars gas field in the Persian Gulf to Indian and Angolan companies.
Bhopal water still toxic after 25 years
Groundwater found near the site of the world's worst chemical industrial accident in Bhopal in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh is still toxic and poisoning residents.
'Muslims should withdraw their money from Swiss banks'
Turkish State Minister and Chief Negotiator for EU talks Egemen Bagis has urged Muslim nations to withdraw their money from Swiss banks.
Iraqi shoe thrower gets taste of his own medicine
Iraqi journalist Muntazer al-Zaidi, who threw his shoes at former US president George W. Bush in December 2008, has himself become the target of a shoe thrower.
Iran condemns Swiss minaret ban
Iran describes the Swiss referendum banning the construction of minarets in the country an "Islamophobic act" and a blow to the religious freedom declared in the West.
Quran E-city Specialized Center for Quran Researchers
The Quran Electronic City will be a specialized center for Quran researchers, said a scholar with the ISESCO National Commission in Iran.
November 2009 - least bloody month in Iraq
November was the least bloody month in Iraq since the 2003 US-led occupation, official figures showed Tuesday. According to AFP.........
Turkey says Moro Muslim invitation over peace talks accepted
Philippines and the M.I.L.F also decided to invite England, Japan and Saudi Arabia to join the contact group.
Austrian Islamic Community deplores Swiss anti-minaret vote
Austria's Islamic community has bemoaned the Swiss minaret referendum result this weekend.
Swiss vote to ban minarets fuels fear of Islam
It wasn't meant to go this way. For months we had been told that the efforts to ban the construction of minarets in Switzerland were doomed. The last surveys suggested around 34 percent of the Swiss population would vote for this shocking initiative. Last Friday, .....
UN rights slams Swiss minaret ban
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay on Tuesday sharply criticized a Swiss vote banning minarets, condemning a growing wave of "scaremongering" in several countries.
Egyptian university orders veil ban during exam sessions
A leading Egyptian university has banned female students and teaching staff from wearing Islamic veils during the winter examinations session, which will start in January, Al-Ahram newspaper said on Tuesday.
MALAYSIA Muslims visit church as part of ongoing dialogue
Visits to churches by an Islamic NGO are helping to "break barriers" of suspicion and distrust between Christians and Muslims, their leaders say.
Calif.-- West Sacramento Islamic Center Vandalized + PIC
Vandals broke into a West Sacramento Islamic center and stole a computer and speakers, according to the Sacramento Valley chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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