War-ravaged landmarks in Iraq’s Mosul are reopening after UNESCO-led restoration project
A UNESCO-led project is restoring historic landmarks in Iraq's Mosul, including the Al-Hadbaa Minaret and key churches, after ...
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Malaysia's new ‘one-stop’ border control agency to cut red tape, tackle congestion
JOHOR BAHRU: A new “one-stop” enforcement agency aimed at streamlining Malaysia’s border control measures is expected to officially begin its operations on Saturday (Feb 1), with the move ...
Signboard installed at historical Rumah Besar Raja Bilah in Papan
The Perak Heritage Association in collaboration with the descendants of Raja Bilah and the Batu Gajah Council (MDBG), has ...
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Japan home to a growing Muslim presence as it embraces change
Mosques were once a rare sight in Japan, but no longer. The latest, Masjid Istiqlal Osaka, opened in Osaka’s Nishinari Ward last year. It is housed in a former factory building.
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‘I forgive my son’s killers’: Father of Tongkang Yard fire victim speaks of forgiveness amid tragedy
Those were the words of Mohd Zaini Hashim, 63, father of the late Muhammad Muslim, 23, who was murdered alongside his foster ...
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Is Malaysia’s F&B Landscape Haunted by Ghost Kitchens?
Virtual, cloud, or ‘ghost’ kitchens have reshaped Malaysia’s food scene, offering convenience and innovation, but not without controversy. While some operate transparently as shared kitchens, others ...
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MB calls for probe after mosque delivers Friday sermon prepared by Penang Islamic authorities rather than Perak’s
IPOH, Feb 2 — The Perak Islamic Religious Department (JAIPk) has been urged to investigate a khatib in Parit Buntar for allegedly delivering a Friday sermon prepared by the Penang Islamic Religious ...