A Glimpse into the Life of Imam Khomeini 34 Years After his Demise
Sayyid Ruhullah Musawi Khomeini, commonly known as Imam Khomeini, was a man whose revolutionary stance in the face of tyranny is still contemplated over 30 years after his demise.
From Palestinian Correspondent to Martyr: Remembering Shireen Abu Akleh
On May 11th 2022, Shireen Abu Akleh, a senior Palestinian correspondent whose name dominated the news, was shot dead by Israeli forces while covering an illegal Israeli occupation invasion into Jenin.
The UK Charity Commission Continues to Target the Islamic Centre of England
On May 25th, Islamic Centre of England (ICE) closed its doors amid an investigation by the UK Charity Commission.The Charity Commission also put in place an interim manager, Emma Woody, who is not from the faith community and was given authority over the other trustees.
The LGBT Agenda and the US Government
While many consider the LGBT movement as a mere partisan issue, there is much more to it than a political strife between the left and the right.
Zionists Unleash Hate Campaign against CUNY Law Speaker Fatima Mohammed
Over the course of the weeks following Fatima's speech, American politicians began slandering and attacking her.
Razan Al Najjar: The Palestinian Paramedic
Razan al Najjar, a 20 year old Palestinian paramedic, was fatally shot in the chest on June 1st 2018 by the Israeli Occupational Forces in what was said to be a deliberate act by the Israeli regime.
Arab League Summit in Riyadh Marks Syria’s Triumphant Return
On May 19th, 2023, the Arab League Summit took place in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This annual summit was created by the Arab League in hopes of discussing important issues pertaining to the Arab world.
Online Dating and Modern Day “RelationShopping”
Online dating is now the most popular way US couples meet. While many argue that dating apps have made finding a compatible partner much easier than ever before, others worry that an increasingly popularized and commercialized dating culture is making people less committed, more insecure, and highly replaceable in a never-ending cycle of swipes.
Khader Adnan’s Death Sheds Light on the Plight of Palestinian Prisoners
On May 2, 2023, Khader Adnan, a prominent Palestinian activist, passed away in Israel’s Ramleh prison on day 87 of his hunger strike. His death reveals the harrowing ordeals that Palestinian detainees, young and old, face in Israeli prisons.
Virginia Library Praised for Attaching Cribs to Work Stations For Mothers
Barbara Weedman, a library director and a single mother in Virginia is being praised for her idea that helps other mothers to be able to work in peace at the Henrico County Public Library. When Weedman was a single mom…
