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The End of an Era at JAMB: What Oloyede’s 10 Years Says About Public Service in Nigeria
By Comrade Kunle Sodipo After a decade at the helm, Prof. Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede is set to step down as Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. The announcement came on Monday at… More
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What Happens If You Lose Your Hajj ID in Saudi Arabia?
Carrying Nusuk card mandatory for pilgrims as it contains essential Information By Abdullahi Yusuf Saudi authorities have outlined…
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Kashmiri Man Gets Hajj Miracle After 35 Years
By Abdullahi Yusuf For 35 years, Abdul Rehman Kumar watched others chase a dream he never dared claim…
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Nafisatu’s Nuptial in Pictures
“Announce this marriage, and beat the sieve for it.” (Hadith Sunan Ibn Majah) By Abdullahi Yusuf Family and friends…
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Palestinian Prisoner Pens Qur’an Study Guide While in Israeli Detention
Idea for ‘Quran for Memorizers’ arose from Ramzan’s experience of struggling with verses while memorizing it with colleagues…
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Muslim Candidates Gain Ground in Australia’s Elections with One Win, Four Close Contests
Muslim candidates achieve a significant win and strong finishes in Australia’s 2025 federal elections, highlighting their growing political…
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NAHCON’s Advance Team for 2025 Hajj Arrives in Saudi Arabia
A 36-member advance team from the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has arrived in Madinah, Kingdom of…
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2025 UTME Result Statistics: Full Breakdown, Performance Trends, Infractions, and What’s Next
By Abdullahi Yusuf The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released a comprehensive statistical breakdown of the…
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Qatar Charity Opens Al-Mustafa Mosque and Quran Centre in Accra, Ghana
The newly inaugurated Al-Mustafa Mosque in Accra, backed by Qatar Charity, serves as a hub for worship, education,…
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Philippines Enacts New Law to Support Islamic Burial Rights
The new Islamic Burial Law in the Philippines addresses a longstanding legal void, allowing Muslims to bury their…
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Outrage in Australia as Election Campaigns Marred by Islamophobic, Racist Rhetoric
Groups dressed in black with faces covered hold banners reading “No black votes should count,” “No Muslim votes…




































