IQNA – A university professor from Iraq described the Islamic Revolution of Iran as not just a political event, but rather a major transformation in the logic of power and awareness of the Islamic Ummah.

IQNA – An Iranian religious scholar has drawn a comparison between the 1979 Islamic Revolution and the recent riots in Iran, highlighting the stark differences between the two.

IQNA – The movement of Imam Hussein (AS) sought to revive Islam and reform the Muslim Ummah, an Iraqi religious scholar said.

IQNA – An Iraqi political analyst believes that by transcending traditional geography and redefining the concept of resistance, the martyred General Hajj Qassem Soleimani changed the security equations of West Asia.

IQNA – A Najaf Seminary scholar described Imam Ali (AS) as the embodiment of justice and a ruler who made protecting human dignity the basis of governance.

IQNA – Imam Ali (AS) is not only an outstanding model in personal piety, but also a unique example of just, responsible and human-centered governance, an Iraqi official said.

IQNA – An Iraqi Shia scholar believes that new studies on the origin of the name Buratha (son of wonders) and the mysterious stones of the historic Buratha Mosque in Iraq strengthen the theory that the birthplace of Jesus (AS) was not in Bethlehem, but in Iraq.

IQNA – In a situation where we witness Islamophobic attacks and desecration of Islamic sanctities in Western countries every day, the religious and historical responsibility of Muslims around the world to protect religious values ​​is heavier than ever before.

IQNA – A prominent Catholic theologian and Islamic studies scholar highlights Lady Fatima (SA) as a timeless beacon of truth, transcending religious boundaries.

IQNA – Lady Fatima’s (SA) exemplary character should serve as a model for the modern world, a Nigerian religious scholar said, urging universities to teach her life and personality in academic form.

IQNA – Lady Fatima’s (SA) life continues to offer believers a model of steadfast faith, moral courage, and humility—qualities that remain deeply relevant in today’s world, says scholar Alyssa Gabbay.