Follow-ups 2021-03-10 Al-Aqisar: A church older than Islam in Karbala Shiite holly city forgotten Mistaken stereotypes and misconceptions distort Mandaeism Samar Khalid, 26, was shocked when she has heard some points that has nothing to do with the Sabean Mandean (Subbi) religion. “They know nothing about our... "Our Lady of Salvation" Syro-Catholic Cathedral in Baghdad: Commemoration of 2010 prayer victims The Syriac Catholic Church Our Lady of Salvation (Sayedat al-najat) in Baghdad will embrace the first church gathering. In his apostolic visit, The Pope... Al-Qush: Home of religions A predominant Christian population with Ezidis religious minority and Muslims live together and worship peacefully since ages in Al-Qush sub-district. The... Kurds strive for unified Kurdish parliamentary bloc in Kirkuk Heat debate is ongoing among the Iraqi Kurdish parties in Kirkuk to form an umbrella list that gathers all for the upcoming parliamentary elections in... Hawar, a thousand-year old mountainous home of tolerant Kaka'is In peace and war, even under the rule of one the extremist sectarian groups, the Kaka'is of Hawar practiced their ancient religious rituals overcoming the... Iraq’s activists gone into hiding, but say movement continues “We are in a deep conversation about the gains of the October revolution; we ask ourselves what we have changed and what we must do,” said Sameer Ahmad,... Spike in suicide cases among IDPs: government, media blamed Several displaced Ezidi women and girls have been found dead in recent weeks at the camps where they resided. The latest was 15-year-old Ahlam Khéro, who... Family of missing man from Kirkuk point finger at PUK The whereabouts of a man who was detained by a security force in Kirkuk four years ago remains unknown. His parents point the finger at the Kirkuk branch of... Ezidi survivors not allowed school re-entry After escaping years of anguish in ISIS captivity, Zhiyan Khaleel is deprived of the right to get an education. Zhiyan was a 7th grader when ISIS militants... Iraqi Baha'is still deprived of religious freedom “Despite the change of the governing regime in Iraq, we, the Baha’i, are still deprived of the right to declare religion or practice our rituals in... Turkmen women complain of marginalization in politics Turkmen women’s rights activists believe that Turkmen women have had their share of prejudice and inequality in political representation and appointment... Broken Ezidi heart: Mother Shamé experiences ISIS horrors While praying and wailing, she often raises her hands and looks upwards asking “God, what have we done to deserve this?” while looking at pictures of... ‹ 1 2 ... 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ›
