In Pictures: Muslims celebrate ‘Eid al-Adhā 1440 across the world
With 2,489,406 pilgrims performing Hajj this year, Muslims all around the world celebrated ‘Eid al-Adhā - the greatest day in the sight of Allāh (subḥānahu wa taʿālā).
Government warned that review of Prevent risks becoming a “whitewash”
Human rights groups accuse government of recruiting Prevent Reviewer "behind closed doors”.
Urgent attempts to block an Uyghur man from being deported to ‘concentration camps’
Uyghur activists say that Ablikim Yusuf will be deported to a concentration camp where he will either face torture or death.
US backed YPG inhumanely torture Arab family in Syria’s Manbij
Abhorrent footage has emerged showing YPG — an offshoot of the PKK — torturing a family as they scream in agony...
Hekmatyar: “If you have the courage and strength, test your power on Russia’s Putin, not on innocent Afghans”
Afghans chant “Death to Trump” in rally following remarks that he could wipe Afghanistan “off the face of the Earth”
“Extreme concern” over appointment of new Home Secretary
Conservative Party’s Sayeeda Warsi said that Priti Patel was a “disturbing appointment at a critical time for the Middle East.”
Syria’s Idlib: at least 70 people killed in airstrikes
Airstrikes on busy market results in the “largest massacre” in a city in northwestern Syria since the start of the escalation in late April…
King Salman will host US Armed Forces in the Kingdom again
The Saudi kingdom has not hosted US combat forces since 2003, when Donald Rumsfeld, the United States Secretary of Defense under George W. Bush, announced their withdrawal.
Reports: Mass detention of Palestinians taking place in Saudi Arabia
Over the last few months, Palestinians living in Saudi Arabia have been arrested and tortured due to their 'charitable activities'.
First weapon collections held in Christchurch
New Zealand gun owners hand over their weapons after the government bans semi-automatic weapons in the wake of the horrific Christchurch massacre…