The date of Eid confirmed in India, know the history of this festival
Eid-ul-Fitr is confirmed to be celebrated on March 21, 2026, in India, following the sighting of the moon.
30th Ramadan: Anniversary of the Departure of the Arab Genius and Guardian of the Year and Betrayal of Bonaparte
The article commemorates the historical significance of the 30th of Ramadan, marking the deaths of prominent figures in Islamic history, including Amr ibn al-As and Imam al-Bukhari.
29th of Ramadan: The Day Kairouan Was Born and the Features of the Nation Were Drawn
The 29th of Ramadan marks a significant day in Islamic history, symbolizing the establishment of Kairouan and the development of the Muslim community's identity.
Man who ripped off hijab and assaulted Muslim women in mall is banned from approaching mosque in PR
A man has been prohibited from approaching a mosque in Paranรก after being charged with assaulting two Muslim women in a mall, following a history of violent behavior towards the Islamic community.
Why is Eid Cake Round? A Tale from the Sun of the Pharaohs to the Moon of China
As the Islamic world prepares for Eid al-Fitr, the round shape of the traditional Eid cake, revered in various cultures, traces its origins back to ancient Egyptian rituals honoring the sun god Ra.
27th Ramadan: A Day that Changed the History of 4 Major Countries
The 27th of Ramadan is a pivotal day in Islamic memory, marking significant events in the histories of major nations.
26 Ramadan: 3 Events that Transformed the Caliphate from Egypt to Istanbul
The article discusses significant historical events that took place on the 26th of Ramadan, marking the transition of the Islamic caliphate from Cairo to Istanbul.
24 Ramadan: 3 Arab Legends Departed and the Oil Weapon Changed the World
The article commemorates key historical events on the 24th of Ramadan, including the foundation of the first mosque in Africa and the influential figures of Arab intellectual history.
23 Ramadan: The Death of the Last Persian Power and the Expulsion of the Portuguese from Indonesia
The 23rd of Ramadan marks significant historical events including the end of organized paganism in the Hejaz and the fall of the Sasanian Empire.
Harar with its 82 Mosques: An Ethiopian City Prepares for Ramadan by 'Cleansing' Their Stomachs
The city of Harar in Ethiopia, known for its 82 mosques and rich Islamic history, is preparing for Ramadan with community practices and spiritual traditions.
22 Ramadan: The Day That Reengineered the Map of the World from Badr to the City of Zahra
The article discusses the historical significance of 22 Ramadan in Islamic history, particularly the return of the Prophet Muhammad to Medina after the Battle of Badr, marking a pivotal shift from vulnerability to sovereignty.
Despite being prohibited, alcohol is in Iran's DNA
The article explores the historical and cultural significance of alcohol in Iran, highlighting its ancient origins and its persistent presence despite Islamic prohibition.
21 Ramadan: The Aqiqah of Hassan and the Departure of the Founder of the Ottoman State
The 21st of Ramadan is a significant historical date marking the birth of important Islamic figures and the challenges faced by leaders throughout Islamic history.
When One Hundred Thousand Said No to Khomeini
On March 8, 1979, in Tehran, women were forced by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards to return home and dress "decently," marking a significant moment in the history of Iran's revolution.
19 Ramadan.. The Last Sigh of Andalusia and the Resilience of Scholars
The article reflects on the historical significance of 19 Ramadan in Islamic memory, marking the rise and fall of Andalusia and the impact of its scholarly and cultural contributions.
The 18th of Ramadan: The Departure of the Sword of Allah and the End of the Almoravid State
The article reflects on historical events that occurred on the 18th of Ramadan, including the death of Khalid ibn al-Walid and the pledge of allegiance to Hasan ibn Ali, while highlighting the dynamic shifts in leadership in the Islamic world during that period.
Arash Azizi: "It is very difficult for there to be a civic revolution in Iran"
Iranian historian Arash Azizi discusses the challenges facing the citizens who bravely oppose the Islamic regime in Iran, expressing concern over the potential for civil war.
Image of History: The Young Khamenei
The article explores the early years of Ali Khamenei's political journey in Iran shortly after the Islamic Revolution and the onset of the Iran-Iraq War.
17th Ramadan: The Day of 'Furqan' That Established the Foundations of the First Islamic State
The 17th of Ramadan marks an important historic day known as 'Yawm al-Furqan', celebrating the Battle of Badr which significantly changed the strategic balance of the early Muslim community in the 7th century.
A video introduction to the ancient Al-Aqsa
The article discusses the history and architectural features of the ancient Al-Aqsa, which was reopened in 1998 to accommodate worshippers.
15th Ramadan: When Muslims Broke the Legend of the Mongols and Opened the Doors of Andalusia
The article highlights important historical events that took place on the 15th of Ramadan in Islamic history, including the birth of Hasan ibn Ali, the Battle of Ain Jalut, and the beginning of the struggle for Andalusia.
Ayatollah Khomeini - Oriana Fallaci: Explaining the Islamic Revolution to the West
The article discusses the establishment of the Islamic Republic of Iran following the Islamic Revolution, which overthrew the pro-Western Shah.
14th Ramadan: From the Black Flags in Damascus to Napoleon's Horses in Al-Azhar
The article explores the historical significance of the 14th of Ramadan, marking major shifts in power and resistance throughout Islamic history, from the fall of the Umayyad Caliphate to the resistance against Napoleon's campaign in Egypt.
The Story of a Mosque: The Prophetic Command in 'Great Mosque of Sana'a' in Yemen
The Great Mosque of Sana'a, believed to be the third mosque built in Islam, holds immense spiritual significance for the Yemeni people due to its historical connection to the Prophet Muhammad's directives.
The Story of the Mosque: 'Maqam al-Arba'een' on Mount Qasioun in Damascus
The 'Maqam al-Arba'een' mosque in Damascus is situated on Mount Qasioun and is rich in historical and religious significance, believed to be on the site of the first murder in history.
13th Ramadan: From the Epoch of Al-Farooq in Jerusalem to the Blood of "Murad I" in the Balkans
The 13th of Ramadan holds a significant place in Islamic history, marked by both military victories and the promotion of human coexistence, particularly in Jerusalem.
Iran: Life of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
The article details key life events of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, chronicling his rise to power from his birth in 1939 to his leadership roles in Iran's political landscape.
The Shah's Coronation, Islamic Revolution and... 7 Hot Moments between America and Iran
An overview of seven key events that have led to the ongoing hostilities between the United States and Iran since the Shah's coronation in 1953 and the Islamic Revolution in 1979.
12 Ramadan: Ibn Tulun Declares Independence in Egypt and the Historic Funeral of Ibn al-Jawzi in Baghdad
The 12th of Ramadan marks significant historical events in Islamic history, notably Ibn Tulun's declaration of independence in Egypt and the funeral of the renowned scholar Ibn al-Jawzi in Baghdad.
Son of the Shah: The regime will end up in the trash bin of history
Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's overthrown Shah, celebrates the news of Ali Khamenei's death, predicting the end of the Islamic Republic.
The Last Son of the Shah of Iran: The Islamic Republic Will Soon Be in the 'Dustbin of History'
Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran, declared that the Islamic Republic is nearing its end and urged Iranian security forces to support a transition to a new order.
11 Ramadan: Redrawing the Maps from Khorasan to the Walls of Damascus
The article discusses the historical significance of the 11th of Ramadan, marked by the birth of the Abbasid state, and its implications for power dynamics in early Islamic history.
Ibn Battuta: The 'Eye of History' that Monitored the Pulse of the Nation during Ramadan Nights
This article highlights the legacy of Ibn Battuta as a significant historical figure who documented the cultural and social dynamics of the Islamic world during his extensive travels, particularly during the month of Ramadan.
The 9th of Ramadan: A Day That Redrew Influence Maps from Sicily to Indonesia
The 9th of Ramadan marks significant historical military events that reshaped Islamic influence across continents, notably involving Sicily and Indonesia.
The Eighth of Ramadan: The First Islamic State Challenges the Great Powers
The article discusses the historical significance of the eighth of Ramadan in Islamic history, highlighting key military maneuvers that demonstrated the strength of the early Islamic state.
What is your description with God? Haifa Younes' messages from the story of 'The Believing Woman'
Haifa Younes's discussion on the significant historical figure of Khawla bint Hakim focuses on her contributions to Islamic teachings and her strong character as a Muslim woman.
7 Ramadan: A Day of Ottoman Sovereignty over the Mediterranean and the Birth of Al-Azhar
The 7th of Ramadan is celebrated for significant events in Islamic history, including the founding of Al-Azhar University and the release of Muslim prisoners in the Mediterranean.
Ramadan 6: A Young Man Opens Sindh and Womenโs Cries Ruin Amuriyah
On Ramadan 6, a historical event unfolded as the young military leader Muhammad bin Qasim achieved victory in Sindh, marking a pivotal moment in Islamic history.
Learn about the Qibli Mosque at Al-Aqsa Mosque
The article provides a detailed overview of the Qibli Mosque, its architecture, history, and significance within the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.
5 Ramadan: A Day Shaped by the Conquests of Andalusia and Cemented by the Blood of Lod in Palestine
The article reflects on significant historical events tied to the date of 5 Ramadan, marking both the Islamic conquests in Andalusia and the contemporary struggles in Palestine.
From the Well of Badr to the Jungles of Chad.. The 3rd of Ramadan, a Day of Conquests and Major Transformations
The article examines significant historical events that occurred on the 3rd of Ramadan, particularly focusing on the Battle of Badr and the death of Fatimah al-Zahra.
The second of Ramadan: The breaking of the Mongol storm and the silence of the calls to prayer after 'The Plain of Martyrs'
The article discusses significant historical battles that took place in Ramadan which shaped the Islamic world, particularly focusing on the defeat of the Mongols by Muslim forces.
The Start of Ramadan: The Story of a Journey that Opened the Door to the Paradise of Andalusia for Eight Centuries
Ramadan is commemorated as a month of significant conquests in Islamic history, highlighted by the military expedition that led to the establishment of Muslim rule in Andalusia.
"History will place you among the greatest heroes of the world": Reza Pahlavi calls on Trump to "help" the Iranian people
Reza Pahlavi, the exiled son of the late Shah of Iran, urged Donald Trump to support the Iranian people in their fight against the Islamic Republic.
Discovery on the Egyptian Sinai: A rock art site is 10,000 years old
Archaeologists discovered a 10,000-year-old rock art site on the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, revealing diverse engravings and paintings that showcase artistic development from prehistory to the Islamic period.
Returning to the third century AH.. A rare copy of the 'Blue Quran' at the Quran Museum in Mecca
A rare copy of the 'Blue Quran', dating back to the 3rd century AH, is on display at the Quran Museum in Mecca, highlighting the rich heritage and artistic history of the Islamic Quranic tradition.
TODAY IN HISTORY โฉ The Pearl of the Islamic World, Baghdad Was Captured
The Mongol forces captured Baghdad in 1258, leading to the fall of the Abbasid dynasty and a significant cultural setback for the Arab world.
'America should learn from Islam...', New York Mayor Mamdani's advice
New York City Mayor Joharan Mamdani has sparked discussion with his statement on immigrants, suggesting that America should take lessons from Islamic history regarding its attitude toward migrants.
The Mirage of Modern Iran in the 60s and 70s: "Khomeini Brought Hell, We Previously Had the Shah's Dictatorship"
The article discusses the contrasting perceptions of life in Iran during the Shah's rule in the 60s and 70s compared to the aftermath of the Islamic Revolution led by Khomeini.
With the accession of Pakistan and Indonesia.. Are Egypt, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia establishing an Arab Islamic 'NATO'?
Experts suggest that the potential Egyptian-Saudi-Turkish alliance signals a significant turning point in the region's history, but it faces substantial challenges ahead.