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Three Years Since Gaza Broke Free: What Really Happened on October 7th?

While Western media stands by its claim that October 7 was unprovoked, independent analysts say it was a response to...
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Three Years Since Gaza Broke Free: What Really Happened on October 7th?

The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures

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The Bane of Empire: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Legacy Endures

Trump’s 600 Days of Broken Promises

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Trump’s 600 Days of Broken Promises

How Ansar Allah’s Resistance Exposed Gulf Powerlessness

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How Ansar Allah’s Resistance Exposed Gulf Powerlessness

Islamic Unity Week Held in Honor of Holy Prophet Muhammad’s Birth

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Islamic Unity Week Held in Honor of Holy Prophet Muhammad’s Birth

Albania Rocked by Anti-Government Riots as Students Demand Prime Minister Rama’s Resignation

Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Tirana, Albania’s capital, on Wednesday, October 14, in protests demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama over alleged widespread corruption. The demonstrations, part of the decentralised Flamingo Revolution movement,…

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‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ Observed Across US, Highlights Continued Struggles of Native Americans

Indigenous Peoples’ Day was observed across the United States on Monday, October 12, with communities throughout the Midwest celebrating Native American history, culture and contributions while drawing attention to the lasting effects of colonisation, displacement and discrimination. The annual observance,…

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Belgian Teacher Dismissed After Refusing to Remove Headscarf Under Religious Symbols Ban

Hatice Amacud, a special education teacher in Assenede, East Flanders, Belgium, has been dismissed after refusing to comply with a ban on visible religious symbols for public employees. The case has reignited debate over religious freedom, workplace discrimination and the…

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Azerbaijan’s School Hijab Restrictions Spark Protests as Students and Teachers Are Turned Away

Protests have erupted in Azerbaijan after a government-approved amendment introduced school dress-code restrictions that effectively prevent students and teachers from wearing the hijab. Approved last month, the measure does not explicitly ban the Muslim headscarf but prohibits clothing authorities consider…

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Navi Pillay Wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for Work on International Law and Justice

South African jurist Navi Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote peace and international law, the Norwegian Nobel Committee announced on Friday. The 85-year-old former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights was recognised…

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India’s Historic Shahi Mosque Partially Demolished for Road Widening, Sparking Backlash

A portion of the historic Shahi Masjid in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, was removed on Monday as part of a road-widening project ahead of the 2028 Simhastha Kumbh Mela. The mosque is located near the Mahakaleshwar Temple and the Kshipra River,…

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NFL Muslim Star Athlete Azeez Al-Shaair Continues to Honor Palestinian Children Despite Fines

Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair has continued using his NFL platform to remember Pales-tinian children killed in Ga-za, despite league penalties and restrictions on personal messages displayed during games. In Week 1, Al-Shaair wore the name Hind Rajab on his…

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Islamic Society of Tulsa to Sue City Over Rejection to Build Mosque

The Islamic Society of Tulsa is expected to file a lawsuit against the City of Broken Arrow following the city’s January decision to reject plans for a proposed mosque and commercial complex. The announcement comes just days after the U.S.…

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October 7 Two Years Later: Distortions Debunked

While Western media stands by its claim that October 7 was unprovoked, independent analysts say it was a response to decades of Israeli atrocities in Palestine.
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All About Palestine Part XI: US Interests in Supporting Israel (2 of 2)

Since WWII, the US has launched many wars, regime change operations, and sanctions against countries not aligned with US political and economic policies.
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All About Palestine Part XI: US Interests in Supporting Israel (2 of 2)

Since WWII, the US has launched many wars, regime change operations, and sanctions against countries not aligned with US political and economic policies.
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All About Palestine XII: The Israel Lobby

Palestine. What was once a thriving, culturally, and religiously diverse land, now lies under the military occupation of a racist, colonial regime. 
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How the U.S. and Israel are Weaponizing Gaza’s Humanitarian Aid

Since launching in Rafah, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation —backed by the U.S. and Israel—has come under fire as a military front disguised as humanitarian aid.
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From Wells to Wars: Wahhabism’s Ascent Under Western Patronage

On the 20th of October, the Israeli Air Force launched a series of airstrikes targeting the branches of Al-Qard Al-Hassan Association across Lebanon. The attacks were carried out on the pretext that the association is used to fund Hezbollah by arming them and paying the salaries of its fighters.  
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Secular British Iranians Attack Muslims and Tear Veils Off Women Wearing Hijab in London

 It has been a few days since the unrest in Iran began following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. The mainstream media is flooded with claims that Mahsa was beaten to death by the police and as a result, the Iranian women are protesting against the dress code law of the country and burning their headscarves. 
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The Promise of Justice Amid Corruption: 15th Shaban and the Return of Imam Mahdi

In a world where global elites manipulate politics, wage wars, and exploit economies with impunity, the 15th of Sha’ban, the eighth month of the Islamic calendar, serves as a stark reminder of the leadership humanity truly deserves.
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Inside the Zionist Strategy of Advancing a “New Middle East” for a “Greater Israel”

The Middle East is being forced into a violent reconfiguration, and the narrative fed to the world hides the deeper architecture behind it. What appears as reactive warfare is, in reality, the acceleration of a long-standing project to engineer a “New Middle East” shaped by Zionist expansionism and secured through U.S. power.
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The Man Who Haunts the West: Who Is Ayatollah Khamenei?

Western leaders have long sought to eliminate him, yet his legacy endures for millions. Who is Ayatollah Khamenei—and why does he remain impossible to erase?
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Muawiya Series Exposed: Saudi Arabia’s $100M Plot to Divide the Muslim Ummah

 It has been a few days since the unrest in Iran began following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. The mainstream media is flooded with claims that Mahsa was beaten to death by the police and as a result, the Iranian women are protesting against the dress code law of the country and burning their headscarves. 
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How Iranian Missiles Ended the Illusion of Israeli Military Supremacy

Iranian missiles have reshaped regional power—deterring war, defying dominance, and proving the battlefield no longer belongs to one side alone.
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From Wells to Wars: Wahhabism’s Ascent Under Western Patronage

On the 20th of October, the Israeli Air Force launched a series of airstrikes targeting the branches of Al-Qard Al-Hassan Association across Lebanon. The attacks were carried out on the pretext that the association is used to fund Hezbollah by arming them and paying the salaries of its fighters.  
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The Salafist Gambit: How NATO and Israel Use Extremism to Redraw the Middle East

Beneath the sectarian strifes and conflicts in the Middle East lies a hidden agenda: the use of Salafism to serve NATO’s strategy and the 'Greater Israel' plan.
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The Uyghur Conflict: Exposing the Role of Western Propaganda

At a time when average Americans face the harshest extent of the law for drug dealing, sexual assault, or even murder, how do Hollywood idols get away with the same crimes, only to become even richer and more famous?
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48 Years After His Disappearance, Imam Musa Sadr’s Legacy of Unity, Dignity, and Resistance Lives On

August 31st, 2026 marked the 48th anniversary of the disappearance of revolutionary Islamic scholar Imam Musa al-Sadr. Imam Sadr was a highly revered Shia Muslim cleric of Lebanese-Iranian origin, who moved to Lebanon in the 1950s to advocate for the…

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Today in History: the CIA-MI6 Coup that Overthrew Iran’s Prime Minister

Mossadegh’s overthrow became the template of Western covert imperial action—a lesson in the fragility of sovereignty under the shadow of foreign power.
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Srebrenica Massacre to Gaza: How the World Forgot Its Promise

Companies affiliated with Israel continue to face losses following a global boycott campaign in response to Israel’s ongoing onslaught in Gaza. 
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How This Year’s Arbaeen Became the Heartbeat of Resistance

Arbaeen marks the 40th day after Ashura, the day Imam Hussain ibn Ali was martyred at Karbala in 680 CE. It commemorates the moment when the surviving members of the Prophet’s household, the Ahl al-Bayt, including Imam Zain al-Abidin and…

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10 Questions Karbala Still Asks Every Generation

The questions are not abstract. They are rooted in real figures and real moments from Karbala: Abbas ibn Ali at the Euphrates, Qasim ibn Hasan facing death as a teenager, Habib ibn Mazahir answering Husayn’s call as an elderly companion, the change of heart of the Umayyad commander Hurr on the morning of Ashura, the thirsty children in the camp, Imam Husayn standing almost alone, and Zainab carrying the story after the slaughter. Karbala still asks these questions because the moral significance of the event has never been exhausted.
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The Boundaries of Acceptable Resistance: How Al Jazeera Shapes the Illusion of Dissent

“The press is so powerful in its image-making role, it can make the criminal look like he’s the victim and the victim look like he’s the criminal.” - Malcolm X (The Ballot or the Bullet, April 3, 1964)  To much…

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Haunted by Compromise: Halloween’s Threat to Faith and Values

Skulls and skeletons. Witches and monsters. Demons and death. On October 31, the world seems to revel in the macabre. Shopping malls glow with carved pumpkins, streets swarm with costumed crowds, and retail aisles groan under mountains of candy and decorations.…

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One Year On: The Anniversary of the ‘Nation’s Martyr,’ Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah

“We will continue to walk this path. Even if we are all killed, even if we are all martyred, even if our homes are destroyed over our heads, we will not abandon the option of Islamic resistance.” — Sayyed Hassan…

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