Spain’s former monarch, King Juan Carlos I, a transformative political figure, might have received illicit money from Saudi royals for a rail project.
Remembered as ‘black angel’, Esmeray Diriker’s crooning notes evoked the feeling of longing through the 1970s and 80s. Her songs still reverberate in the hearts of many Turkish people, including soldiers.
Not Oxford or Bologna, but al-Qarawiyyin is the world's first university. Still functioning today in the Moroccan city of Fes, it was a place bursting with knowledge and multiculturalism even as early as the 9th century.
Health workers are resigning and the country's national health system shows signs that it is buckling under pressure from the global pandemic.
Turkish military advisers are providing training, consultancy to Libyan government forces in line with UN Security Council Resolution.
Many may experience neither this Ramadan because of coronavirus lockdowns. And those who do will depend on volunteers willing to risk their health to reach the vulnerable.
The virus has killed more than 80,000 people and has spread to 209 countries and territories. Here are the latest updates for April 7:
The high amount of coronavirus casualties in Italy has compounded the already short supply of Muslim burial spots.
The only thing holding this back is partisan mainstream media who refuse to report on the EU’s failure to be a partner of any sort to Iran.
With travel restrictions and border shutdowns in place, travellers stuck at airports and border crossings are struggling to get home.
Republic of Congo, Mauritania, Rwanda, Seychelles and Central African Republic confirmed their first coronavirus cases on this weekend.
High unemployment rates, oppressive regimes and a desire for better education are some of the reasons cited by Arabs who express a desire to leave their countries.
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