Indonesian researchers set to study Muslim life in Germany

According to the Jakarta Post, fourteen Indonesians consisting of academics, researchers and journalists left Jakarta for Germany on Saturday to study Muslim life in the European country in a two-week program sponsored by Goethe Institut, a German state-sponsored cultural institution.

Why do Arab leaders bow to Netanyahu?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met Jordan's King Abdullah II during a surprise visit to Amman.

Robin Woodsworth Carlsen showed remarkable perception of the Islamic Revolution

Robin Woodsworth Carlsen, a philosopher and poet from Canada, has shown a remarkable perception-perhaps unique among Western writers and journalists-of the meaning of the Islamic Revolution of Iran and the spirit that has been determining the course of its evolutionary ascent under the leadership of Imam Khomeini.

Fresh fires reported in empty Rohingya Muslim village

Nearly two dozen journalists monitoring the developments in northern Rakhine State on a government-controlled trip reported on Thursday seeing new fires in Gawdu Zara Village.

Bahrain intensifies crackdown on dissident Journalists

A Bahraini court has ordered the arrest of award-winning reporter Nazeeha Saeed as Manama regime intensifies its crackdown on dissident Journalists.

Imam Khomeini enhanced press, media freedom

Imam Khomeini, the late founder of the Islamic Republic once told a gathering of reporters and journalists that press, radio, TV and printed media must reflect information and current affairs and raise awareness.

Imam Khomeini successfully monitored Revolution from exile

Christians Were Deeply Impressed by Imam Khomeini

The Christians were deeply impressed by the excellent ethical attitude of Imam and became emotionally attached to him during his stay on the suburbs of Paris.