IQNA – The third edition of the “Hearts Attached to Mosques” program is planned to be launched.

IQNA – Twenty-five Muslims were killed in India between May and July 2026, with 15 deaths attributed to state actors and 10 to Hindu extremist non-state actors.

IQNA – The annual summer camp for Muslim children and teenagers was held by the Mohammed Asad Islamic Cultural Center in Lviv, western Ukraine.

IQNA – The Al-Kafeel Museum of Treasures and Manuscripts at the holy shrine of Imam al-Abbas (peace be upon him) announced that it had more than 100,000 visitors during the Arbaeen procession.

IQNA – Indonesia’s Religious Affairs Minister Nasaruddin Umar called on mosques to play a greater role in community empowerment.

IQNA – The founder of the Ahl-ul-Bayt University in Karbala emphasized the deep connection between the Husseini movement and the Mahdist culture.

IQNA – In addition to the presence of 143 local journalists and media activists to cover the Arbaeen pilgrimage, about 600 journalists, media activists, photographers and technical personnel from different countries are participating in covering the ceremony.

IQNA – Malaysia’s religious affairs minister said Waqf (endowment) institutions must be revived as a key driver of community development, as they were during the golden age of Islamic civilization.

IQNA – After an attack on a British mosque, Joshua Harris transformed his passion for baking into ‘Cake Not Hate’, a grassroots campaign confronting anti-Muslim hatred through kindness.

IQNA – While global media outlets, particularly Western and some Arab media, deliberately ignore or minimally cover the Arbaeen procession, it is the duty of truth-seekers to become the media themselves.

IQNA – What was meant to be a pioneering step toward inclusive student living in Dundee has turned into a security concern.

IQNA – At a time when identity politics often fractures India’s social fabric, the village of Pingleshwar offers a quiet counter-narrative.