IQNA – A ban on prayer rooms on college campuses in Quebec, Canada, is on the agenda of the local government.  

IQNA – A special educational program for children has been held in the mosques in the Republic of Tatarstan.

IQNA – Companies specializing in large-scale food service can apply for the prestigious opportunity to provide iftar meals at the Grand Mosque in Mecca and the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina during the upcoming Ramadan.

IQNA – A quiet culinary revolution is underway in Seoul, driven by the wallets and palates of a growing demographic: Muslim tourists.

IQNA – WIPAHS is the largest educational charity foundation owned by Shia Muslims in Tanzania that has provided educational, social and humanitarian services to the community for more than three decades.

IQNA – Discovering that your child has been exposed to Islamophobic hate speech online can be alarming. Rather than reacting with panic, child development specialists recommend a calm, curious approach to open a productive dialogue about media, bias, and respect.

IQNA – The Fakhrul-Muslimin (Pride of Muslims) Mosque in Russia attracts a large number of visitors with its distinctive architecture.

IQNA – Navigating pathways through damaged buildings and debris, students at the Islamic University of Gaza attended on-campus classes this week for the first time in two years.

IQNA – Muslim community leaders in Minnesota say increased federal immigration enforcement has raised anxiety among Somali Americans, prompting discussions on safety, worship, and community response.

IQNA – An exhibition titled “Memory in Pictures: Destroyed Mosques in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo in the 1990s: A Planned Religious Genocide” was opened in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo.

IQNA – With the completion of the project to build the Hazrat Zahra (SA) courtyard of the holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS), this courtyard will be inaugurated today.

IQNA – The provincial government of Manitoba has launched a new anti-Islamophobia program aimed at addressing discrimination within the kindergarten to Grade 12 education system.