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Red Heifer: Bridging Beliefs Amidst Geopolitical Turmoil?

Why Gaza Depends on Global Aid for Survival?

Why UN Observed Naqba Day For The First Time?

by Asad Mirza Naqba Day marks the beginning of Palestinians' exodus from their homeland, but for the last 75 years, the international community has been unable to give the Palestinians their right to their own homeland.

Why A Ceasefire Is Just Not A Solution To The Colonisation of Palestine?

Why Is Palestine So Important to Islam and Muslims?

by Khazran Khan It sounds so absurd that present-day Muslims are unaware of the power they have to fight against the tyrants: the power of dua, the power of prayer, the power of repentance, the power of being a firm believer and true followers of the Prophet.

Kashmir Leaders Stand In Solidarity With Palestine

Kashmir Leaders Stand In Solidarity With Palestine SRINAGAR: Almost all Kashmir parties have strongly reacted to the Tel Aviv attacks in occupied territories. They have expressed their sympathies and asked world leaders to act. The photograph shows the Israel soldiers in control of the area where Muslims were offer Shab al Qadar prayers on May 8, 2021. Pic: Social media National Conference has condemned in the strongest of terms the atrocities being committed by Israeli forces in Palestine, Masjid Al Aqsa and has expressed solidarity with the people of Palestine. Condemning the Israeli attacks against Palestinians in east Jerusalem in unequivocal terms, the leaders led by Dr Farooq Abdullah said, “Even in the holy month of Ramzaan, Israel has unleashed an unjust and despicable war in east Jerusalem, Al Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Jarrah and Bab Al Amud resulting in the killing of scores of innocent Palestinians. Even women and children are not being spared.”

Do You Know, The Israeli Al Aqsa Attack Is About Evicting A 38-Home Palestinian Locality?

Abdel-Raouf Arnaout The photograph shows the Israeli soldiers in control of the area where Muslims were offer Shab al Qadar prayers on May 8, 2021. Pic: Social media JERUSALEM: In the aftermath of the 1948 expulsion of Palestinians by Zionist gangs to pave the way for the creation of the state of Israel, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forced to flee their homes in historical Palestine to neighbouring countries. Following these events, which came to be known to the Palestinians as Nakba, or the Catastrophe, 28 families settled in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood in East Jerusalem in 1956, hoping that would be the last time they are forced out of their homes.