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Muslim Astronaut Who Took Quran to Space Dies at 67

IQNA – Abdul Ahad Momand, the first Afghan astronaut to travel to space and who took a copy of the Quran with him to space, has died in Germany after battling cancer.

News ID: 3497948 Publish Date : 2026/06/23

Kumayl Supplication Published in Pashtu

A Pashtu translation of Kumayl Supplication was published in Kabul, Afghanistan.

News ID: 1343762 Publish Date : 2013/12/17

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