Fans of Turkish football club Galatasaray displayed powerful banners in support of Palestine during tonight’s UEFA Champions League clash against Barcelona, standing in solidarity with Palestinians amid the ongoing genocide.
The banners carried the messages: “#Free Palestine” and “Humanity lost conscience in Gaza.” 🇵🇸
The banners carried the messages: “#Free Palestine” and “Humanity lost conscience in Gaza.” 🇵🇸
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After the government of Azerbaijan banned the Hijab in school, many students and teachers were banned from entering. So the teacher and students decided to conduct classes in the schoolyards.
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⚠️ Distressing content: The occupation forces carried out an airstrike at 4am on an apartment building in Gaza City.
As neighbours rushed to the scene for help, they heard the screams of a young girl, and found her sat in the rubble around flames. Her mother was killed in the attack.
As neighbours rushed to the scene for help, they heard the screams of a young girl, and found her sat in the rubble around flames. Her mother was killed in the attack.
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A child enjoys the rain in the Masjid al-Ḥarām 🥹🫶
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At around 4 a.m. on October 14, an Isr*eli strike hit a residential building in Al-Rimal, Gaza, killing 33-year-old Reem Asaad Awad and leaving her three-year-old daughter, Mariam Ahmed Ghanem, severely injured.
Trapped inside the burning apartment, Mariam’s cries pierced the chaos until rescuers rushed in and saved her. She was later treated for second-degree burns at hospital.
Mariam is now an orphan, and her grandmother is all she has left. Her mother, Reem, was killed in the strike, while her father had already been killed earlier in Isr*el’s genocide on Gaza.
Trapped inside the burning apartment, Mariam’s cries pierced the chaos until rescuers rushed in and saved her. She was later treated for second-degree burns at hospital.
Mariam is now an orphan, and her grandmother is all she has left. Her mother, Reem, was killed in the strike, while her father had already been killed earlier in Isr*el’s genocide on Gaza.
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Muslim girls are being turned away from their classrooms in Azerbaijan for wearing the hijab. Now, some of their male classmates are refusing to attend school in solidarity with them.
On 21 September 2026, Azerbaijan's Cabinet of Ministers introduced new school uniform rules prohibiting clothing deemed inconsistent with the principle of secularism. Although the decree did not explicitly mention the hijab, school inspections beginning on 9 October saw girls wearing headscarves barred from classes. Female teachers were also reportedly required to remove their hijabs.
But the students have not stood alone.
At some schools, boys have refused to attend lessons in solidarity with their Muslim classmates. In the Sabunchu district of Baku, students displayed a message that captured the heart of the dispute: “A hijab does not stand in the way of an education.”
On 21 September 2026, Azerbaijan's Cabinet of Ministers introduced new school uniform rules prohibiting clothing deemed inconsistent with the principle of secularism. Although the decree did not explicitly mention the hijab, school inspections beginning on 9 October saw girls wearing headscarves barred from classes. Female teachers were also reportedly required to remove their hijabs.
But the students have not stood alone.
At some schools, boys have refused to attend lessons in solidarity with their Muslim classmates. In the Sabunchu district of Baku, students displayed a message that captured the heart of the dispute: “A hijab does not stand in the way of an education.”
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On this day six years ago, a video of a woman performing Ṭawāf alone around the Kaʿbah touched hearts around the world.
She was later identified in reports as Dr ʿAzīzah al-Baṭṭī, a Saudi educator who reportedly performed Ṭawāf for her late husband after completing her ʿiddah.
A quiet moment of devotion at the House of Allāh, reminding us that some acts of love and faith need no words. ❤️
She was later identified in reports as Dr ʿAzīzah al-Baṭṭī, a Saudi educator who reportedly performed Ṭawāf for her late husband after completing her ʿiddah.
A quiet moment of devotion at the House of Allāh, reminding us that some acts of love and faith need no words. ❤️
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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia overturns death sentence against Sri Lankan man
A Sri Lankan migrant worker, Anojan Sivarasa, has had his death sentence overturned by Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court following a case involving a social media comment deemed offensive to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
The case took several turns. On 27 July 2026, a criminal court sentenced him to five years in prison and a fine of 3 million Saudi riyals (around $800,000). However, on 17 September, an appeals court increased the punishment to the death penalty.
On 13 October, Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court overturned the death sentence following diplomatic and legal efforts by the Sri Lankan government.
Although the ruling removes the immediate threat of execution, it remains unclear whether Sivarasa will still serve his original prison sentence or face other legal consequences.
A Sri Lankan migrant worker, Anojan Sivarasa, has had his death sentence overturned by Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court following a case involving a social media comment deemed offensive to Islam’s Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
The case took several turns. On 27 July 2026, a criminal court sentenced him to five years in prison and a fine of 3 million Saudi riyals (around $800,000). However, on 17 September, an appeals court increased the punishment to the death penalty.
On 13 October, Saudi Arabia’s Supreme Court overturned the death sentence following diplomatic and legal efforts by the Sri Lankan government.
Although the ruling removes the immediate threat of execution, it remains unclear whether Sivarasa will still serve his original prison sentence or face other legal consequences.
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Families are losing their homes, firefighters are losing their lives, and millions are struggling to breathe as Indonesia battles its worst forest fires in more than a decade. The smoke is spreading across Southeast Asia, forcing school closures and putting lives at risk.
Four people were killed fighting a wildfire in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park on October 15, while two others suffered serious burns. In Bangka Belitung, fires have destroyed nearly 300 homes, forcing around 1,000 residents to flee.
Some fires are linked to deliberate land-clearing practices, including slash-and-burn methods used to clear forests and peatlands for agriculture. Authorities are investigating potential wrongdoing as the blazes continue to devastate communities and wildlife.
May Allāh protect everyone affected, grant patience to those who have lost loved ones, provide shelter and relief to displaced families, and keep the firefighters and rescue teams safe. Āmīn. 🤲🇮🇩
Four people were killed fighting a wildfire in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park on October 15, while two others suffered serious burns. In Bangka Belitung, fires have destroyed nearly 300 homes, forcing around 1,000 residents to flee.
Some fires are linked to deliberate land-clearing practices, including slash-and-burn methods used to clear forests and peatlands for agriculture. Authorities are investigating potential wrongdoing as the blazes continue to devastate communities and wildlife.
May Allāh protect everyone affected, grant patience to those who have lost loved ones, provide shelter and relief to displaced families, and keep the firefighters and rescue teams safe. Āmīn. 🤲🇮🇩
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