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Qatar hosted a summit of Arab and Muslim nations on Monday, as nearly 60 member states gathered in Doha to denounce Israel’s bombing of the Qatari capital last week. Leaders described the strike, which killed at least six people, as a grave violation of sovereignty and a dangerous escalation in the war in Gaza. The
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Every year, the U.S. Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO) hosts National Open Mosque Day, a nationwide initiative aimed at fostering understanding, dialogue, and community engagement. The event opens the doors of mosques across the country, inviting people of all faiths, backgrounds, and ages to experience Islamic culture firsthand. By breaking down barriers and encouraging direct
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The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) hosted its 62nd Annual Convention on August 29, 2025, at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois, bringing together thousands of participants from across the country. The convention opened with a welcoming ceremony attended by more than 50 elected officials and community leaders, followed by Friday
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has released its 2025 Civil Rights Report, Unconstitutional Crackdowns, documenting what the organization describes as a record number of civil rights complaints and a shift in how discrimination is taking place in the United States. According to the report, CAIR offices nationwide received 8,658 complaints in 2024, the highest
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Sacred Islamic artefacts dating back more than 700 years went on display at St Lawrence Academy in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, offering visitors a rare opportunity to witness historic items from some of the holiest sites in Islam. The Kiswat al-Kaaba Exhibition, organised by the Kiswa Arts and Culture Gallery, was held on Thursday and featured
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What does it mean to be Muslim in today’s globalized world? This question lies at the heart of one of the most critical challenges facing the ummah. IslamiCity recently addressed this in its thought-provoking article, “No Islam, No Tomorrow: The Crisis of Muslim Identity.” To frame the issue, IslamiCity recalled Albert Einstein’s warning a century
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“Folks, I think it’s a miracle,” the host said. “No one can delete the Quran from this planet anymore because of what these guys have done.” It was a bold claim but not an exaggeration. Thanks to the vision and persistence of Muhammad Abdul-Aleem, founder of the global online hub IslamiCity, the Quran now exists
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Access to clean water and proper sanitation is more than just a necessity; it is a fundamental human right. Yet, billions around the world still suffer from a lack of safe water and dignified sanitation. Helping Hand for Relief and Development (HHRD) is working tirelessly to change that reality through its impactful Water, Sanitation, and
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In today’s success-driven world, well-being is often reduced to physical health, financial security, or social recognition. While these aspects are valuable, Islam teaches us that actual wellbeing encompasses much more; it is a holistic state of physical, emotional, social, and above all, spiritual balance. At IslamiCity, this deeper vision of wellbeing is brought to life.
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For over a billion people worldwide, the Quran is a source of guidance, reflection, and spiritual connection. Its recitation brings calm, its words offer insight, and its verses help shape a meaningful life. Especially for beginners unfamiliar with Arabic, learning the Quran can feel intimidating. The script, pronunciation rules, and depth of meaning may seem
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