Islamic
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Two Muslim Rights Groups Designated As Terrorist Organisations In US' Texas
The governor of Texas on Tuesday blacklisted two Muslim groups as terrorist organizations, including CAIR, one of the most prominent Islamic civil rights organizations in the United States.
-
Kerala Mother, Stepfather Charged Under UAPA For 'Luring' Son To Join ISIS
A 16-year-old boy from Thiruvananthapuram was allegedly persuaded to join the Islamic State by his mother and stepfather, prompting police to register a UAPA case.
-
'Suicide Bombing A Misunderstood Concept': Delhi Bomber's Chilling Video
Video: Delhi Bomber Dr Umar Talks About Suicide Bombing
-
"Anything But Violent": Iran Girls Kick Down Social Barriers With Karate
As the referee's whistle signalled the start of the match, two 5-year-old Iranian girls faced off, delivering a closely watched karate bout to a captivated audience -- a sign of the changing attitude toward martial arts in the Islamic Republic.
-
Indian Sikh Woman Missing In Pakistan Converted To Islam, Married A Local
An Indian Sikh woman has allegedly converted to Islam and married a man in Pakistan, showed a document, days after she went missing from the group of pilgrims that had visited the neighbouring nation to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev's Praksh Parv.
-
Royal Ransoms, Kidnappings: How Al-Qaeda Linked Group Wants To Rule Mali
At least $50 million for the freedom of an Emirati sheikh: that is the king's ransom paid two weeks ago to jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda who are pushing to topple the Malian government and impose Islamic law.
-
France Marks 10th Anniversary Of Paris Attacks That Killed 130
France marks the 10th anniversary on Thursday of attacks in Paris in which Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people in a rampage through cafes, restaurants and the Bataclan concert hall, and many survivors are still traumatized.
-
5 Arrested In Assam Over Controversial Posts On Delhi Blast
After the arrest of retired school principal Nazrul Islam Barbhuiya from Silchar by the Assam Police for making inflammatory remarks on the Delhi Red Fort blast, the police have now arrested five more individuals from different parts of the state.
-
Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
-
Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
-
"Came Close, Asked About My Periods": Bangladesh Women's Team Star's Big Sexual Harassment Charge
Bangladesh pacer Jahanara Alam accused former selector Manjurul Islam of repeated sexual harassment during the 2022 Women's ODI World Cup, highlighting ignored complaints.
-
Al Jazeera Journalists In Gaza Served As Terrorists, Claims Israel Defense Forces
The Israel Defense Forces has declassified a trove of intelligence documents alleging that several Al Jazeera journalists operating in Gaza were directly affiliated with Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).
-
Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
-
Bangladesh Temporarily Bars Entry Of Controversial Hate Preacher Zakir Naik
Bangladesh has decided to temporarily bar Indian-born Islamic preacher Zakir Naik from entering the country. The decision was made on Tuesday during a meeting of the Law and Order Core Committee at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Dhaka.
-
Cement Maker Lafarge On Trial In France Over Alleged Funding To Islamic State
Cement conglomerate Lafarge went on trial in France Tuesday, accused of paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists protection money to build its business in war-torn Syria.
-
Two Muslim Rights Groups Designated As Terrorist Organisations In US' Texas
The governor of Texas on Tuesday blacklisted two Muslim groups as terrorist organizations, including CAIR, one of the most prominent Islamic civil rights organizations in the United States.
-
Kerala Mother, Stepfather Charged Under UAPA For 'Luring' Son To Join ISIS
A 16-year-old boy from Thiruvananthapuram was allegedly persuaded to join the Islamic State by his mother and stepfather, prompting police to register a UAPA case.
-
'Suicide Bombing A Misunderstood Concept': Delhi Bomber's Chilling Video
Video: Delhi Bomber Dr Umar Talks About Suicide Bombing
-
"Anything But Violent": Iran Girls Kick Down Social Barriers With Karate
As the referee's whistle signalled the start of the match, two 5-year-old Iranian girls faced off, delivering a closely watched karate bout to a captivated audience -- a sign of the changing attitude toward martial arts in the Islamic Republic.
-
Indian Sikh Woman Missing In Pakistan Converted To Islam, Married A Local
An Indian Sikh woman has allegedly converted to Islam and married a man in Pakistan, showed a document, days after she went missing from the group of pilgrims that had visited the neighbouring nation to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev's Praksh Parv.
-
Royal Ransoms, Kidnappings: How Al-Qaeda Linked Group Wants To Rule Mali
At least $50 million for the freedom of an Emirati sheikh: that is the king's ransom paid two weeks ago to jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda who are pushing to topple the Malian government and impose Islamic law.
-
France Marks 10th Anniversary Of Paris Attacks That Killed 130
France marks the 10th anniversary on Thursday of attacks in Paris in which Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers killed 130 people in a rampage through cafes, restaurants and the Bataclan concert hall, and many survivors are still traumatized.
-
5 Arrested In Assam Over Controversial Posts On Delhi Blast
After the arrest of retired school principal Nazrul Islam Barbhuiya from Silchar by the Assam Police for making inflammatory remarks on the Delhi Red Fort blast, the police have now arrested five more individuals from different parts of the state.
-
Woman Riding Motorbikes On Tehran Streets Latest Sign Of Societal Change
While women can now hold jobs, political office and a car license, since its 1979 Islamic Revolution the country has imposed a strictly conservative, Shiite Islam understanding of conduct by women.
-
Trump To Host Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa At The White House Today
President Donald Trump is hosting Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa at the White House on Monday, welcoming the once-pariah state into a US-led global coalition to fight the Islamic State group.
-
"Came Close, Asked About My Periods": Bangladesh Women's Team Star's Big Sexual Harassment Charge
Bangladesh pacer Jahanara Alam accused former selector Manjurul Islam of repeated sexual harassment during the 2022 Women's ODI World Cup, highlighting ignored complaints.
-
Al Jazeera Journalists In Gaza Served As Terrorists, Claims Israel Defense Forces
The Israel Defense Forces has declassified a trove of intelligence documents alleging that several Al Jazeera journalists operating in Gaza were directly affiliated with Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).
-
Irans 'Hostage Diplomacy': How Tehran Uses Arrests To Extract Concessions
Iran, since the Islamic revolution, has employed the tactic of arresting Westerners in a bid to extract concessions from its foes, in a strategy of "hostage diplomacy" that has long presented Europe and the US with a dilemma.
-
Bangladesh Temporarily Bars Entry Of Controversial Hate Preacher Zakir Naik
Bangladesh has decided to temporarily bar Indian-born Islamic preacher Zakir Naik from entering the country. The decision was made on Tuesday during a meeting of the Law and Order Core Committee at the Ministry of Home Affairs in Dhaka.
-
Cement Maker Lafarge On Trial In France Over Alleged Funding To Islamic State
Cement conglomerate Lafarge went on trial in France Tuesday, accused of paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists protection money to build its business in war-torn Syria.
