He compared the Islamic and Roman financial systems, showing that Islamic taxes were significantly lighter. For example, annual tax rates under Islamic governance were much lower and more inclusive, ...

Sharing Islamic New Year wishes has become a heartfelt tradition. Whether exchanged with family, friends, or the wider community, these messages carry warm prayers for guidance, well-being, and ...

Saudi Arabia officially declares Thursday, June 26th, 2025, as the start of the Islamic New Year 1447 AH. Learn about the significance of Muharram and Ashura.

Saudi Arabia unveiled the new Kiswa, the black and gold cloth that covers the Kaaba in Mecca, on the first day of the Islamic New Year in a sacred ...

Hijri New Year: What to know about the Islamic New Year and how Muslims observe it The exact date can vary depending on when regional Islamic authorities see the crescent.

Nearly seven years after the feds raided his Northwest Side home, a Chicago IT specialist was convicted Friday of helping the Islamic State terrorist group through a media campaign that encouraged … ...

Islamic New Year: How do Muslims observe it and will Iran war impact celebrations? Muslims will soon welcome a new lunar year in what's known as the Hijri calendar ...

The image of the Islamic Republic’s crumbling edifice is visible not just to Iranians but to the world. This could be the point of no return, writes Azadeh Eftekhari ...

A suicide bomber who blew himself up at a Greek Orthodox church on the outskirts of Damascus on Sunday was a member of the Islamic State group, Syria's interior minister said. The attack killed at ...

What to know about the Islamic New Year and how Muslims observe it More than 20 countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Morocco and Syria, have designated the Hijri New Year a national holiday.

Muharram 2025: The holy month of Muharram is observed by Muslims across the globe. The month is the first of the twelve months in the Islamic calendar, thereby marking the Islamic New Year.

Modern Muslim tyrannies always lose. A one-by-one survey of five of the Muslim nations whose commonality is hating Israel: Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Pakistan. Part 2 (link to part I below).