In a message, the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly congratulated the Supreme Leader on the victory of the Islamic Resistance in Palestine.

At the initiative of the Office of Islamic Studies and Hawza Communications of the Cyberspace Research Institute, the second session of the series of scientific sessions “The Islamic World in the Age of Cyberspace” will be held on “The presence of Muslim women in cyberspace, assets, and necessities.”

On the anniversary of the demolition of the holy tombs of the Imams in al-Baqi cemetery by the Wahhabi sect, the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly issued a statement.

Senior expert on private law said, “Due to their characteristics, women suffer the most in terrorist acts, and it is easier and less expensive for terrorist groups to use women than men.”

A faculty member of Al-Mustafa International University said, “Since 2001, we have witnessed widespread and organized attacks against Hazara Shiites. The attacks targeted mosques and Hazara educational centers. Afghanistan’s Hazara Shiite population is at risk of genocide.”

In a statement, supporting the oppressed people of Palestine, the Secretary-General of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, denounced the crimes of the occupying Zionist regime.

Ph.D. in Criminal Law and Criminology said, “Afghanistan’s Shiites, especially the country’s Hazaras, are more vulnerable to terrorist attacks.”

The Deputy of Cultural Affairs of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly, hojat al-Islam Ahmad Ahmadi Tabar, “The tragic martyrdom of these martyrs wounded the hearts of the Islamic Ummah. A group of students in western Kabul was attacked by terrorists, and the Muslim Ummah mourned.”