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Attacks on Muslim Places in the UK at a 10-Year High

May 6th, 2023 | Categories: Interfaith News

Attacks on Muslims, mosques and Islamic centers in England have reached the highest level in the last 10 years, according to recent reports. The British Muslim Council has repeatedly warned of a rise in Islamophobia in the country, with actual numbers of attacks believed to be higher than official reports suggest. Incidents such as the throwing of a pig’s head onto the roof of a mosque in Manchester and the damage caused to the Heatons Islamic Community Foundation in Stockport have raised concerns about the safety of Islamic centers and the Muslim community. Muslims of different nationalities have gathered to condemn these attacks and criticized the British police for not doing enough to ensure their safety.

Second National Conference Explores Quran and ʿEtra from an Islamic Researcher’s Perspective

May 4th, 2023 | Categories: News of Scientific Meetings

The second national conference, “Qur’an and Etrat from the perspective of Islam researchers of Iran and the world,” was recently held in Tehran. The event aimed to explore the significance of the Quran and Etrat from an Islamic researcher’s perspective and featured speeches from six leading Islamic thinkers. A two-volume book of articles from the conference was also unveiled, promoting dialogue and engagement among scholars from different regions. The conference was a successful event that brought together scholars to explore the Quran and ʿ ʿ ʿEtra from a unique perspective.

Iran Ranks First among Islamic Nations in the Scientific Citation

December 19th, 2022 | Categories: Scientific Advances

Iran ranks first among 57 Islamic countries in the number of scientific citations it has received over the past ten years, said Ahmad Fazelzadeh Haghighi, the president of the Islamic World Science Citation Center (ISC).

Islamic Countries Share Scientific and Technological Capacities

November 17th, 2022 | Categories: News of Cultural Meetings

Secretary General of the Inter-Islamic Network for Virtual Universities, delivering a speech at the International Islamic Unity Conference, said that when the Islamic countries become closer, they can benefit from the scientific, technological, and economic capacities of each other.