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Several mosques in Newham city in England have banded together to help flood victims in a “clean up operation” and raised £10,000 for those affected. Collections were taken during Friday prayers at six mosques across Newham, including Manor Park’s Church Road Mosque and Romford Road’s Shah Jalal Mosque. The money …

Some Muslims are growing more concerned about rising tensions with their fellow Canadians, and the local community in Calgary is hoping to break down the barriers by inviting the public to their place of worship.

A source in Nineveh Province announced, that the ISIS terrorists executed six people in the center of Mosul (405 km north of Baghdad), on charges of using the Internet service on cell phones.

The United Nations (UN) says the number of people forcibly displaced worldwide in 2015 is on its way to surpassing a previous record of almost 60 million.In a report released Friday, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said the number of refugees and displaced people will most likely go …

Bahraini people have once again taken to the streets in the Persian Gulf kingdom in protest against Saudi Arabia’s execution of prominent cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.The protests took place after Friday prayers in several regions, including the villages of Karzakan, Ma’ameer, Hamalah, Diraz, Sanabis and Dair.

Saudi Arabia executed 47 people on Saturday for “terrorism”, including the prominent Shia Muslim cleric Nimr al-Nimrits, Interior Ministry said in a statement.Saudi Arabia executed 47 people on Saturday, mostly suspected Al-Qaeda members, Interior Ministry said in a statement broadcast on state television.

WE DEMAND THE IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF OUR LEADER….. The unequivocal demands of participants in the rally on 1st January 2016 organized by members of the Islamic movement in Nigeria after the Friday prayers at Fagge mosque were the release of the leader of the Islamic movement in Nigeria, His Eminence …

Following Saudi Arabia’s execution of prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr, the official Twitter page of Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has posted a tweet reading, “Awakening is not suppressible.”

Their election leaflets cannot contain photographs, and they are not allowed to address men directly at campaign meetings.But in a breakthrough moment for Saudi Arabia, a country known neither for voting nor for female emancipation, the names of the first women to nominate themselves as election candidates have been published.

The killing of a terrorist leader of a Syrian armed group in an air raid last week does not serve the peace process in the war-ravaged country, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said Tuesday.