Author: News of Muslim

Barcelona booked their place in the Spanish Super Cup final on Wednesday night, dismantling a shell-shocked Athletic Bilbao with a clinical 5-0 victory that underlined the growing chasm between the two sides. In a display defined by relentless pressing and ruthless finishing, Hansi Flick’s men effectively ended the contest within a whirlwind first half. The win, their ninth consecutive victory across all competitions, sets up a mouth-watering final against either Real Madrid or Atletico Madrid this Sunday. The Catalans took the lead in the 22nd minute through Ferran Torres. It was a goal born of quick thinking; Fermin Lopez scuffed…

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The Al Barid Stadium in Rabat is set to host the most anticipated fixture of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Round of 16 tonight, as South Africa’s Bafana Bafana take on the five-time champions, Cameroon. The match carries a heavy sense of irony for South Africa’s head coach, Hugo Broos. The Belgian tactician famously led Cameroon to an unexpected continental title in 2017, but tonight he has promised “no mercy” for his former side as he looks to guide South Africa into the quarter-finals. South Africa secured their path to the knockouts with a resilient group stage performance. After…

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In an era where digital devices hold the most intimate details of our lives, a prominent Islamic scholar has issued a firm reminder: peeking at someone else’s mobile screen without permission isn’t just rude—it is religiously forbidden. Dr. Saad bin Turki Al-Khathlan, a professor at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University and a recognized teacher at the Two Holy Mosques, clarified that such behavior constitutes a violation of personal privacy and falls under the category of “spying” in Islamic jurisprudence. The ruling, shared in a recent video address, addresses a common modern nuisance seen on public transport, in waiting rooms,…

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Russian military officials announced on Sunday that their forces have seized the village of Podoly, a small but tactically significant settlement in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv region. The village sits just five kilometers (three miles) east of Kupiansk, a critical railway hub that has been at the center of intense fighting for months. According to a statement from the Russian Defense Ministry, the “Zapad” (West) group of forces spearheaded the assault, successfully dislodging Ukrainian defenders as part of a broader push to reach the Oskil River. The capture of Podoly, if verified, would place Russian artillery and forward units within striking…

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has signaled a significant recalibration of Britain’s post-Brexit trajectory, suggesting that the UK must “go further” in aligning with the European Union’s single market to secure its economic future. In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC on Sunday, Starmer argued that deepening ties with Brussels is a matter of “national interest,” particularly as the government seeks to navigate a complex global trade landscape. The comments follow a year of quiet technical rapprochement, including recent moves to synchronize British food and agriculture standards with European regulations. “I think we should get closer,” Starmer told the broadcaster, framing…

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In a cinematic end to a decades-long standoff, former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro arrived at a small New York airport in handcuffs on Saturday, marking the conclusion of a lightning-fast U.S. military raid on his Caracas residence. Maduro is currently being processed at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn. His arrival followed a high-stakes extraction dubbed “Operation Absolute Resolve,” which U.S. officials described as a “meticulously planned” mission involving more than 150 aircraft and elite ground units. Footage released by federal authorities shows a disoriented Maduro exiting the aircraft in sportswear—a jacket, sweatpants, and flip-flops. The casual attire has…

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A swift and decisive military push by Saudi-backed government troops has reshaped the landscape of southern Yemen, as officials confirmed the recapture of several vital provinces and the strategic port of Mukalla. The operation, which began late last week, marks a significant shift in the internal power struggle between the internationally recognized government and the United Arab Emirates-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC). For weeks, the two factions—though technically allies against Houthi rebels—have been locked in a bitter standoff over territorial control. Rashad al-Alimi, who heads the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), described the advances by the “Homeland Shield” forces as a…

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Fresh from a high-stakes visit to Florida, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to have secured a vital diplomatic endorsement. President Donald Trump, labeling the Prime Minister a “hero,” recently claimed that Israel has adhered “100 percent” to the U.S.-backed ceasefire framework. Yet, beneath the public flattery, the reality on the ground in Gaza suggests a far more fragile peace. Despite the current pause in large-scale combat, reports indicate that the transition to “Phase Two” of the ceasefire plan is stalling. This second stage—crucial for a long-term resolution—involves the deployment of an international security force and the establishment of a…

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In the Islamic tradition, a child is more than just a biological successor; they are a divine trust and a potential gateway to eternal mercy. For a parent, the influence of a righteous child extends far beyond the boundaries of this world, offering a unique lifeline that continues to provide comfort in the grave long after the wealth and status of the worldly life have faded. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) provided a profound insight into this spiritual continuity. He famously stated that when a person passes away, their ledger of deeds is sealed—except for three ongoing channels:…

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Arsenal closed out 2025 with a statement of intent on Tuesday night, dismantling Aston Villa 4-1 at the Emirates Stadium to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League. The victory not only snapped Villa’s club-record 11-match winning streak but also moved Mikel Arteta’s side five points clear of their nearest rivals, Manchester City. The first half was a cagey affair, with Villa looking dangerous on the counter-attack. Ollie Watkins, celebrating his 30th birthday, missed a golden opportunity to put the visitors ahead, firing wide after being played through by Youri Tielemans. Arsenal struggled to find their rhythm…

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