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Photos: Eid al Ghadir marked in Indonesia

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Ahlul Bayt News Agency – On March 10, 632 CE, in the tenth year of Hijra, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) received a revelation from God, ordering him to halt the pilgrims at a pond called Khum, a place near Mecca, and to designate Imam Ali (PBUH) as his successor in guiding and ruling Muslims.

Eid al-Ghadeer is also known as Eid al-Akbar (the greatest Eid) in Islamic narrations, since Muslims believe that the mission of all the previous messengers of Allah became accomplished on this day.


















Photos: Ghadir celebration and opening of al-Ghadir Youth Association in Sydney, Australia

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Ahlul Bayt News Agency – On March 10, 632 CE, in the tenth year of Hijra, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) received a revelation from God, ordering him to halt the pilgrims at a pond called Khum, a place near Mecca, and to designate Imam Ali (PBUH) as his successor in guiding and ruling Muslims.

Eid al-Ghadeer is also known as Eid al-Akbar (the greatest Eid) in Islamic narrations, since Muslims believe that the mission of all the previous messengers of Allah became accomplished on this day.





























Muslims, Christians and the Interfaith Dialogue hold in Dundee university of Scotland / Pics

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Who Is Jesus? 06/10/2015

Interfaith – Together Muslim and Christian friends; the personality of Jesus, through both the Islamic and Christian perspective discussed.

Photos: al-Ghadeer celebration hold at Islamic Center of al-Zahra in Denver , Colorado

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Ahlul Bayt News Agency – On March 10, 632 CE, in the tenth year of Hijra, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) received a revelation from God, ordering him to halt the pilgrims at a pond called Khum, a place near Mecca, and to designate Imam Ali (PBUH) as his successor in guiding and ruling Muslims.

Eid al-Ghadeer is also known as Eid al-Akbar (the greatest Eid) in Islamic narrations, since Muslims believe that the mission of all the previous messengers of Allah became accomplished on this day.
































Photos: Eid al-Ghadeer marked at Imam Hussain Mosque in Ontario, Canada

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Ahlul Bayt News Agency – On March 10, 632 CE, in the tenth year of Hijra, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) received a revelation from God, ordering him to halt the pilgrims at a pond called Khum, a place near Mecca, and to designate Imam Ali (PBUH) as his successor in guiding and ruling Muslims.

Eid al-Ghadeer is also known as Eid al-Akbar (the greatest Eid) in Islamic narrations, since Muslims believe that the mission of all the previous messengers of Allah became accomplished on this day.

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Photos: Ghadir celebration at Ahlul Bayt Center in Hamilton, Canada

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Ahlul Bayt News Agency – On March 10, 632 CE, in the tenth year of Hijra, Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) received a revelation from God, ordering him to halt the pilgrims at a pond called Khum, a place near Mecca, and to designate Imam Ali (PBUH) as his successor in guiding and ruling Muslims.

Eid al-Ghadeer is also known as Eid al-Akbar (the greatest Eid) in Islamic narrations, since Muslims believe that the mission of all the previous messengers of Allah became accomplished on this day.









Americans Protest Israeli Violations on Palestinians

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The demonstrators representing many communities, including a number of university campuses, gathered near the Israeli mission to the United Nations in New York City on Tuesday.

Waving Palestinian flags and carrying anti-Israel banners, the crowd denounced Tel Aviv’s wave of aggression across the occupied Palestinian territories and expressed support for the Palestinian resistance front.

Lina from Students for Justice in Palestine slammed the horrific nature of the recent killing by Israelis of 19-year old Palestinian Fadi Samir Mustafa Alloun in the occupied West Bank.

“His body was literally abused and kicked by illegal Israeli settlers, who laughed and shouted ” anti-Arab slogans, she said.

Earlier on October 4, Israeli police officers shot dead the Palestinian teenager near the Damascus Gate of al-Aqsa Mosque compound, claiming that he had attempted to stab an Israeli settler with a knife.

This is while a video of the moments leading to his death shows him running toward an Israeli police patrol as a group of Israeli settlers are chasing him.

Speaking to the crowd, a representative of Jews Against Israeli Apartheid also said the recent incident represented Israel’s desperation in the face of Palestinian resistance front.

Palestinian Americans and Muslims were joined by New York City residents who oppose Israel and question the US media’s official narrative about terrorism.

Referring to the increasing number of Palestinians killed by Israeli forces, a New Yorker said “We want to know that who the terrorists are. Just follow the body count. The body count will tell you who the terrorists are.”

Israeli forces and Palestinians have been clashing at the al-Aqsa Mosque compound for weeks now.

Israel has applied sweeping restrictions on entries into the al-Aqsa Mosque compound since August 26. The site is Islam’s third holiest after Masjid al-Haram in Mecca and Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina. It is also highly respected by Jews and Christians. 

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US Officials Ask How ISIS Got So Many Toyota Trucks

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US counterterrorism officials have launched an inquiry to determine how the Daesh (ISIL) terror network is in possession of a large number of Toyota vehicles seen prominently in its propaganda videos in Iraq, Syria and Libya.

The US Treasury Department is seeking information from Toyota about its pickup trucks and SUVs in the hands of ISIL terrorists.

Toyota says it does not know how the terrorist organization got hold of the vehicles and is “supporting” the inquiry led by the Terror Financing unit of the Treasury.

The automaker said in a statement that the probe is part of a broad US effort to prevent the flow of capital and goods from international companies to Daesh in the Middle East.

“[We are] committed to complying fully with the laws and regulations of each country or region where we operate and require our dealers and distributors to do the same,” the statement said.

Propaganda videos released by ISIL in the past year show militants patrolling their territory in Hilux pickup trucks and convoys of Land Cruisers.

The Daily Telegraph reported in August that more than 800 Toyota Hilux pickup trucks were reported missing in Sydney, Australia, between 2014 and 2015. Terrorism officials said they believed the vehicles may have been exported to territory controlled by ISIL.

Toyota’s figures show sales of Hilux and Land Cruisers tripled in 2013 in Iraq before declining in 2014.

An Iraqi military spokesman said that middlemen from outside the country have been smuggling the trucks into Iraq.

“We are spending our time to fight those terrorists, so we cannot say we are controlling the border between Iraq and Syria,” Brigadier General Saad Maan said.

Daesh militants have also acquired a large number of US military vehicles as spoils of the US war in Iraq.

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ISIS militants kill Afghan Muslim clergy

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Members of the Takfiri Daesh militant group have shot and killed a Muslim preacher in Afghanistan’s eastern province of Nangarhar as they seek to promote their own heavily distorted and austere interpretation of religious principles in the areas under their control.

Niamatullah Noorzai, governor of the Bati Kot district, said Daesh extremists fatally shot Mawlawi Gul Agha at around 7 a.m. local time (0230 GMT) on Wednesday as he was en route to a seminary close to his residence in the district, located 140 kilometers (86 miles) east of the capital, Kabul.

The assassination comes as Afghan officials say Daesh terrorists are planning to launch attacks against a number of towns in Nangarhar Province.

Haji Ghalib, a governor of the Achin district in the troubled province, said on Monday that Daesh extremists are currently in a defensive mode and sporadically engage in exchanges of gunfire with Afghan security forces.

He added that Daesh militants, among them a number of foreign nationals, have fled the districts of Momand Dara and Abdul Khel to Bati Kot, Dur Baba and Nazyan districts after Afghan government troopers launched an offensive against the extremists.

“They (Daesh militants) want to carry out hit-and-run attacks in the districts they have fled to, and their aim is to shift the attention of security forces on something else. Nevertheless, we are aware and we have enough forces in all the related areas,” Ghalib pointed out.

Nangarhar has been witnessing a rise in the number of Daesh terrorists in some of its districts in recent months.

On June 16, the Afghan militant group, Taliban, warned Daesh ringleader Ibrahim al-Samarrai aka Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi against “waging a parallel insurgency in Afghanistan.”

Taliban asked the Daesh leader to keep his men out of Afghanistan by withdrawing his support for those elements that are recruiting young militants in Taliban strongholds.

Afghanistan is gripped by insecurity nearly 14 years after the United States and its allies attacked the country as part of Washington’s so-called war on terror.

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