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IRINN July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

IRINN July 4, 2024

Will continue until wednesday. At the same time as the holy month of ramadan, according to the routine of every year, the tartil reading ceremony is held in the presence of the nearby pilgrims in the shrine of imam khomeini, the holy shrine of the lady of karamat. Tertire reading in the shrine of Hazrat Fatima masoumeh, peace be upon him, has been started since 1970 and has been broadcast live on television since 1985. Every verse we finish in the month of ramadan has the reward of finishing the quran once. Therefore , it is recommended to divide the quran into sections and read it during the ...

16 more die in rain-related incidents in KP - Vimarsana News

16 more die in rain-related incidents in KP

PESHAWAR: At least 16 people, including children and women, were killed and scores sustained injuries in fresh rain-related incidents in various parts of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, officials...

In Kandahar, Every Day 1,000 Families Receive Iftar from Charity Foundation - Vimarsana News

In Kandahar, Every Day 1,000 Families Receive Iftar from Charity Foundation

In Kandahar, a humanitarian foundation provides Iftar to around a thousand impoverished families every day since the beginning of Ramadan.

Obama's Taliban Airstrikes Are Part of a Failing Strategy - Vimarsana News

Obama's Taliban Airstrikes Are Part of a Failing Strategy

Mullah Mansour’s death in Pakistan will usher in more violence in Afghanistan.

Why diabetes is becoming a death sentence in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Why diabetes is becoming a death sentence in Pakistan

Economic turmoil and rising inflation is making it increasingly difficult for patients to access life-saving medicine