The Pakistani Supreme Court’s three-judge bench has freed Anwar Kenneth, a mentally ill Catholic man, who spent 23 years on death row after being convicted of committing blasphemy.

As an Ahmadi Muslim American, the Fourth of July is a heartfelt reminder of the profound freedoms I am blessed to enjoy in ...

Ameer, a Saudi calligrapher, is deeply passionate about the art of Arabic calligraphy. In this series, he begins by walking us through the history and evolution of the script. “It is considered one of ...

In a modest classroom tucked away in Shiberghan, the capital of northern Jawzjan province, elderly women and young girls sit ...

President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States' interest rate should be 1% or less, adding that Federal Reserve ...

IT is an oft-repeated lament that the glory days of the Persian language in the Indo-Pak subcontinent were over ...

Tribune News NetworkDohaQatar Charity (QC) has launched its pioneering Quran Literacy Project in Bangladesh, aimed at empowering children with reading difficulties by equipping them with the essential ...

Qatar Charity (QC) has launched its pioneering Quran Literacy Project in Bangladesh, aimed at empowering children with ...

“Imposing another regime would only worsen the situation. Change must come from within, if the citizens deem it necessary,” ...

Anwar Kenneth was arrested in 2001 and sentenced to death in 2002 despite doctors confirming him being mentally ill ...

The entry and exit of a Muslim in this world are accompanied by music: at birth, the call to prayer ("adhan") is whispered ...