Over 38,000 Palestinian children have been orphaned since the onset of the conflict in Gaza in October 2023. The Bayt Mal Al-Quds Agency has joined forces with the Palestinian Ministry of Social Development to address the dire needs of orphaned and amputee children affected by the ongoing crisis in......
Global furniture IKEA has issued a warning to its customers, advising them to cease using specific outdoor LED lighting chains and lamps that have been recalled over safety concerns related to a defective plug. The company’s announcement highlights its commitment to consumer safety, stating that......
The Palestinian Minister of Social Development, Samah Hamad, expressed her appreciation for the efforts led by His Majesty King Mohammed VI, President of the Al-Quds Committee, in supporting the Palestinian people's resistance. This statement was made during a meeting in Ramallah on Monday. In an......
Moroccan police in Temara, close to Rabat, successfully thwarted a significant attempt to smuggle over four tons of cannabis on Tuesday evening. This operation resulted in the arrest of five suspects, aged between 24 and 50, believed to be part of an organized network involved in drug trafficking across......
Sheikh Mustapha Benhamza, a member of Morocco’s Supreme Council of Ulema, has urged a thoughtful and informed approach to discussions surrounding the regulation of Eid al-Adha’s sacrificial ritual. His remarks come in the wake of Morocco’s decision to cancel this year’s Eid sacrifice......
Since the beginning of 2024, Sudan has seen a disturbing rise in sexual violence, with more than 200 children, some as young as one, falling victim to rape. According to a report from UNICEF, at least 221 children, including boys, have been raped by armed men. The violence is primarily attributed to......
Moroccan social media activists have launched a widespread campaign urging citizens to boycott essential goods such as chicken, eggs, meat, and vegetables in response to surging prices. The initiative, which has gained momentum online, seeks to pressure markets into lowering costs to more affordable......
The Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs has announced that the crescent moon marking the beginning of the blessed month of Ramadan was not observed on Friday, February 28, 2025. This decision follows the moon sighting efforts carried out by ministry representatives across the country and the Royal......
The holy month of Ramadan will commence in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, March 1st. The sighting of the crescent moon on Friday marked the official beginning of the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. This is a significant moment for millions of Muslims around the world as they prepare for a month of fasting,......
Australia has officially confirmed that the first day of Ramadan 2025 will be on March 1. The Australian National Imams Council (ANIC) announced the date via a post on X, sharing their excitement for the holy month. The council also extended well-wishes for a blessed and joyful Ramadan to Muslims in......
Ramadan is set to begin this Saturday, March 1st, 2025, in France, as confirmed by official statements from the Grande Mosquée de Paris and the French Council of the Muslim Faith. The start of Ramadan will coincide with the Night of Doubt, which will occur from Friday, February 28th, to Saturday,......
On the occasion of International Women's Day, the NGO AIDA, in partnership with FDLF-Larache, ARFEDEC, ATED, 100% MAMANS, and UAF-Tanger, is launching the awareness campaign "Work-Life Balance: Key to Stable and Dignified Employment." This initiative aims to engage all relevant stakeholders......
Morocco, in unison with the Royal Family, celebrates this Friday a significant event: the eighteenth birthday of Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Khadija. This national moment of joy reaffirms the deep connection between the Alaouite Throne and the Moroccan people, a bond forged through centuries of......
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