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Bangladesh’s only domestic beer has survived for years despite strong opposition from Islamic groups and a ban on advertising. The brand relies on covert marketing and a loyal customer base among the elite and expatriates. Its endurance reflects the complex cultural and religious dynamics of a Muslim-majority country where demand for alcohol persists.
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called on Muslim nations to learn from Iran's experiences, particularly in political and social fields. He stressed the need for unity and cooperation among Islamic countries and reaffirmed Iran's readiness to support regional allies. The statement is seen as part of Iran's broader diplomatic push to bolster its influence in the Middle East.
Discrimination in Japan, once mainly targeting ethnic Koreans and Kurds, is now increasingly directed at Muslims, who observers say are facing new prejudice as their numbers have nearly doubled in recent years. Experts cite integration challenges and call for stronger anti-discrimination measures.
A memorial event honoring Imam Khomeini, the spiritual leader of Iran's Islamic Revolution, was held in Tunisia with the participation of numerous guests and scholars. Speakers highlighted his role in promoting peace, justice, and unity in the Islamic world.
During this year's Hajj, over 1.5 million Muslim pilgrims have gathered in Mecca, circling the Kaaba, which is draped in a 670-kilogram black silk cloth known as the Kiswah, embroidered with gold and silver threads worth over $6.6 million. This article explores 10 key facts about the Kaaba, its interior, and the sacred Kiswah covering. From its history as the holiest site in Islam to the intricate production of its cover, the story reveals the profound significance of this tradition.
Islamic scholar Sheikh Abdul Aziz Al-Asheikh emphasized that the Hajj pilgrimage is fundamentally a service to humanity. He called on pilgrims to go beyond ritual duties and embody solidarity, compassion, and peace, turning the journey into a positive global force.
Mohamed Salah will play his final match for Liverpool on Sunday, ending nearly a decade with the club. Beyond his football records—over 250 goals and multiple titles—Salah has become a cultural icon for Muslim and North African communities. Journalists and fans note his open faith and humble background have challenged stereotypes and inspired a generation.
Authorities identified two more victims killed in the attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego, which is being investigated as a hate crime. The victims—Mansour Kaziha, Nader Awad, and guard Amin Abdullah—are credited with distracting the attackers and saving lives. Police said the shooters were two teenagers found dead from self-inflicted wounds.
After a shooting at a San Diego mosque, US Muslims fear more violence. The incident has prompted discussions on security and religious discrimination.
