Religious
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Taliban Enact Law Restricting Religious Preaching to Hanafi Clerics
DID Press: Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has signed a new regulation titled the “Preachers Law,” establishing a restrictive framework for religious outreach in Afghanistan and mandating that all preaching conform exclusively to Hanafi jurisprudence. The law, structured in two chapters…
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Afghan Shiite Council Urges Pakistan to Strengthen Shiite Security After Mosque Attack
DID Press: The Council of Afghan Shiite Scholars condemned the assault and called on the government of Pakistan to take more responsible and effective measures to protect the security of Shiite citizens, In the wake of a terrorist attack on…
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Sending “Kaaba’s Curtain” to Epstein: Symbol of Corrupt Link Between Riyadh, Western Networks
DID Press: Documents from US Department of Justice reveal that a piece of the sacred Kaaba curtain was sent to Jeffrey Epstein through Saudi intermediaries—a figure representing one of the most corrupt power networks in the West. An email from…
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Islamic Revolution of Iran: Beacon Fueled by Culture of Ahl al-Bayt (AS)
DID Press: The role of Ashura culture in shaping the discourse of the Islamic Revolution is both central and undeniable. Concepts such as “هیهات منا الذله” (I would never submit to humiliation), “Reform of the Ummah,” and the preference for…
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Afghan Migrants in Iran Celebrate Half of Sha’ban: Display of Unity and Religious Identity
DID Press: On the occasion of the birthday of Imam Mahdi (AS), Afghan migrants residing in Iran held vibrant celebrations across multiple cities, marking this auspicious occasion with grand ceremonies and gatherings. The Half of Sha’ban Festival, celebrating the birth…
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Shia Scholars in Georgia Express Full Support for Iran’s Leadership and Islamic Revolution
DID Press: A group of Shia scholars from Georgia has issued an official statement condemning any threats against the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, offering their complete support for the positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran.…
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All Our Laws Based on Quran and Sharia, says Taliban Minister
DID Press: Taliban’s Minister of Higher Education, Nida Mohammad Nadim, in a speech at a graduation ceremony of religious students in Paktia province, emphasized that the group’s governance operates entirely under Sharia law and the Quran, with no interference from…
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Taliban: Shiites Exempt from Taliban Courts’ Penal Code
DID Press: Taliban Spokesman said Shiite Muslims are exempt from the penal code applied in Taliban courts, stressing that the regulations apply only to Sunni Muslims. Zabihullah Mujahid, Taliban’s chief spokesman, made the remarks in response to criticism and controversy…
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Taliban Declare Objection to Their Laws “Religious Crime”
DID Press: Taliban’s Ministry of Justice has announced that all legislative documents issued by the group are fully based on Islamic Sharia, declaring that any objection to these laws amounts to opposition to Sharia itself. In a statement, the ministry…
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Pakistani Clerics Reject Taliban Penal Code as Un-Islamic
DID Press: Pakistan’s Council of Religious Scholars issued a strong statement denouncing the Taliban’s newly drafted penal code, declaring it contrary to the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet. The council warned that the code not only fails to…
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