Reuters reported on 18 May, “Pakistan has deployed 8,000 troops, a squadron of fighter jets and an air defence system to Saudi Arabia under a mutual defence pact, ramping up military...
Recent reports—including the BBC’s shocking report from Ghor province, the self-immolation of an engineer in Kabul, and repeated accounts of people selling kidneys...
It is quite alarming for the people of Bangladesh, when various sources confirm that the United States and Bangladesh are moving forward with a series of defense and trade agreements under colonial...
Yemen’s seaports are distinguished by their unique strategic location on the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea. They represent a tremendous sovereign asset for the people of Yemen in particular and for the Islamic Ummah in general. Therefore, any approach to these ports must first and foremost be based on an Islamic perspective, as this is the only correct one.
Sudan is witnessing significant increases in fuel prices, triggering a wave of exorbitant inflation that has affected all basic commodities, including bread, transportation fares, and electricity. Adding insult to injury, the government’s decision to raise the customs dollar exchange rate by 14%, setting it at 3,222 Sudanese pounds, has sent prices soaring to unprecedented levels.
The Khilafah Rashidah (Rightly Guided Caliphate) upon the Method of the Prophethood is a necessity imposed by reality and a truth affirmed by the Shariah. It is a project and a trust placed in the hands of the Ummah. Therefore, the Ummah must fulfill its role and work to carry out this trust, making it the central cause for which it lives.
The issue of prisoners in the prisons of the criminal Jewish entity constitutes one of the most prominent aspects of the suffering of the Palestinian people. The criminal entity excels at practicing all forms of oppression and torture against them, a process that has not ceased since the occupation of Palestine and is almost a daily occurrence.
The economic crisis in Syria today appears acute and painful for a large number of its people, who are suffering under the weight of poverty, high taxes, and the erosion of purchasing power. With the increasing pace of popular protests demanding radical solutions, urgent and crucial questions arise about the nature of this crisis: Is it an inevitable consequence for a country that has just emerged from a devastating fourteen-year war?
