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Hundreds of Syrians in Idlib on Friday, March 31, gathered to break their Ramadan fast amid the rubble of destroyed buildings

Israeli forces opened fire on a Palestinian at the entrance of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem late Friday

The meaty lamb with the sweet dates is a match made in heaven.

The Latin Monastery in the Jordanian city of As-Salt held an iftar for orphans, allowing the call to prayer to be recited in the church

Finland's application to join NATO was approved by a vote in Turkiye's parliament yesterday.

The games are set up by the local community without any official funding or backing

The ancient tradition is revived every Ramadan in an effort to encourage people to wake up and have a the pre-dawn meal, suhoor

Senate votes to repeal Iraq war authorizations 20 years after U.S. invasion

Hundreds of Israelis joined a demonstration calling for democracy, and end to Israel's occupation of Palestinian land and denouncing plans to establish a National Guard under the authority of far-right MK Itamar Ben-Gvir

FIFA has officially announced that Indonesia's status as host of the U-20 World Cup 2023 has been revoked due to the protests against Israel’s participation and the cancellation of the tournament’s main draw

The son of a Yemeni billionaire has admitted involvement in the death of a Norwegian student found raped and strangled in Mayfair

Tunisia qualifies for the Africa Cup of Nations as a result of its win

Canada has announced its intention to introduce legislation to eradicate forced labour from its supply chains

The Hijab Plan is in response to mass protests that have rocked the country since Mahsa Amini died while in police custody in September 2022. Amini was detained for breaching the country's dress code

Switzerland went on to beat Israel 3-0 in the Euro 2024 qualifiers

Hafez discusses her research on the cultural history of the Ottomans during its last century when the empire experienced land losses, social and economic upheavals, wars and violence

The UN Water Conference 2023 concluded its three-day event with the participation of about 10,000 people from various sectors

Ban on Ramadan TV show for "insulting" Iraqis

A Palestinian family was in their home when the settlers set it on fire

The annual event is held on 30 March each year to commemorate Israel's attempt order to confiscate land belonging to indigenous communities in the Galilee region in 1976 and as an affirmation of the Palestinian people's ties to their land

As part of an interfaith visit, Jews plant date palms in Madinah.

Scores of illegal settlers were seen singing and dancing in the Muslim holy site in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron

At least 20 people have been killed after a bus carrying pilgrims hit a bridge,

Humza Yousaf became the first Muslim to lead a major UK party and is set to be confirmed as the first ethnic minority leader of a devolved government in the UK.

First women's boxing gold medal for Morocco goes to Khadija El Mardi

Before a T20 match, Afghan and Pakistani cricketers join together in prayer

People left behind as Najaf is flooded by heavy rain

'Knowing that people enjoy it makes me happy and that's how I know that God is pleased with what we do.'

Nearly 1.5 million civilians have died indirectly as a result of the use of prohibited weapons, the spread of diseases and the siege imposed on Yemen by the US-backed coalition

Widespread opposition has been raised by the Lebanese caretaker government's decision to postpone the start of daylight saving time until after Ramadan.

The PA warned, 'militarisation' and attempts to overturn hundreds of years of Islamic tradition are clearly aimed at the spatial and temporal division of the Noble Sanctuary and to impose Jewish control over Al-Aqsa Mosque

Yoav Gallant was dismissed after her called upon the Israeli prime minister to halt reforms to the judicial system